'
FOOD.
FLOWERS,
CULTURE
,
-
2
niim.
Known
to
eniciir.s!
F's.
BENIGN
CAPITALISM
Editor.
Daily
Nrws:
I
M:iv
1
til
frr
you
s.uue
of
my
Prince
tlnprrt
Qallv
rSrius
Tae?day,
November
23,
1943
O
flOWBT
'"''Hi.
,.,
'I
li.vprs
fnr
or
Parma
'vi..IC!-,
u
al
""rn'l
U.
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An
ludeptntisnt
dsiiT
WlrrcaapT
dTMd
to
th
cnbulidine
of
Prince
RuDert
I
a
storehouse
4)f
reli-Hom
nrt.'
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H'
rid
all
communttl)-
coirrr1lnB
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nd
centra)
British
Columbia
i
6-',
-f-"
Vancouver's
First
City
Hall
Builder
VANCOUVER
In
his
ninety-first
year.
3.
Senteil.
pioneer
contractor,
Is
dead.
He
was
the
builder
of
Vancouver's
first
city
hall
on
Powell
Street
in
188G
and,
when
It
was
finished,
one
of
Vancouver
best
pioneer
k
Lories
followed.
The
council
(
Auuion?ea
as
Second
Clase
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
J
Puto!thifi
everr
afternoon
exrent
Runriftv
hv
I
ihouehu
about
Capitalism
aiu!
Education.
It
seems
to
me
that
we
need
td
educate
mortem
Capitalism
ms
a
unique
achievement
as
contrasted
with
all
that
has
pone
"Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEM
BBH
OP
CANADIAN
PRPgS
AUDIT
BtTREAD
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Enjoy
Fine
Radio-Record
R
with
CHINA
LIGHTHOUSE
HOSPITALITY
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
see
in
the
paper
that
you
SUBSCRrPTTON
RATES
City
Carrier.
Per
Week
Xte;
Per
Month.
7c;
Per
Year.
8
00.
SpS-:'I
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
5
00
;
are
going
to
give
a
helping
hand
Editor.
Daily
News:
i
fcefore
Medieva.:m
ni'
Eur-i
'The
Revolution
is
not
over
ope.
Totalitarianism
uf
Egypt'
Yet!"
Dr.
Sun
Yat
Sen.
End
Peru.
Comimini.-m
of
Stone!
"God
Is
on
the
side
oT
the
Ae
tribes
on
the
North
Ameri-1
heaviest
battalions!"
Voltaire
can
plains.
Even
the
ancient
i
The
Chinese
Revolution
is
glories
of
India.
China
and
Jap-
j
reaching
Its
final
phase
and
the
en
seem
hesitant,
sickly
and
FLfETV000
Exolusive
T"eatupes:
Kbcck-frmr
Pick-t1i.
HenitchleHK
iReonr4
Rtrfluction.
T.njlish
Rprakerv
(iid
not
have
enough
cash
to
pay
the
contractor.
Mr.
Sentell
locked
them
out,
and
kept
them
locked
out
until
he
received
his
money.
.
,
,
1
1
1
t
CBC
Appointments
Twelve-Record
Antfrniatk-
Changer
at
Amazing
Low
Prkt
to
the
lighthouse
keeper,
Robert
Wilkius,
and
his
wile
and
child.
I
think
this
is
very
fine
end
1
wish
the
ladies
of
the
I.O.
D.E.
good
luck
in
the
campaign
I
fliyself
travelled
lor
many
years
on
the
boats
between
Vancouver,
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
waters
and
many
times
passed
Egg
Island,
whose
light
guides
ships
across
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
the
sheltered
WRters.
I
can
assure
you
that
the
Gulf
between
Vancouver
and
Nan-aimo
can
be.quite
as
bad
at
times
as
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
It
was
about
lfi
years
ago
that
I
myself
had
quite
an
experience
I
was
engineer
aboard
a
tug
named
Kildonan
and
we
were
sent
to
Kanaimo
with
a
barge.
On
the
way
back
It
surely
started
to
blow
a
living
PRESBYTERIAN
Y.P.
ORGANIZED
Miss
Lorna
Rowe
has
been
elected
president
of
a
Younc
People's
Society
which
iia
been
organised
In
connection
with
first
Presbyterian
Church
and
which
meeis
each
Friday
night.
Miss
Donna
McArthur
is
-Secretary
and
Miss
Barbara
Tens,
pianist.
DLACK
HEADS
an
okIt
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4ot
tlMn.
fJt
imn
mmw
f
vmrotiim
mMr
tram
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nrmm-t.
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lit.
wtt
tliti
fully
ovr
th
lmcUw4-
$149.95
enn
is
immediate
and
certain,
Qnite
unsatisfying
as
compared
That
totalitarian
gangster,
Chi-
v.ith
it.
ang
Kai-Shek,
is
being
lorced
But
nmdern
Capitalism
In
to
his
knees.
The
light
lor
jus-
much
more
than
that
much
tice
and
progress
ls
moving
in-
more
than
a
unique
aehi'-ve-exorably
forward.
The
bloodiest
ment
of
technology
and
bnsi-chapter
in
history
is
bein;
ness
administration,
broucht
to
a
conclusion
with
it
it,
a
victory,
&
moral
victory,
the
gallant
triumph
I
demoe-'a
spiritual
triumph,
and
a
mili-rac.y
and
-freedom.
Brought
to
tary
victory
miraculously
won
his
knees
by
his
own
corrup-
against
overwhelming
nrids
tion
and
'
The
corruption
of
his
j
against
entrenched
titerarchial
henchmen
he
is
now
begging
for
!
privilege
that
may
have
derived
assistance
so
that
he
might
per-
j
in
organic
continuity
Irnm
petuate
his
atrocities.
A
vicious
Memphis.
Thebes,
and
prchis-tyrant
-who
would
make
the
tory.
It
is
the
flower
and
fruit
activities
of
the
late
Adolf
Hit-
or
the
Reformation,
nurtured
ler
seem
saintly
In
romparison!
land
brought
to
fruition
in
Nor-Whoiesale
machine
gunning
olithern
Europe
and
North
Amer-universiyt
students,
who
Oared
1
ica.
at
a
cost
of
much
bloodshed
ask
for
the
administration
oi'jon
land
and
sea
in
three
cen-justice
and
a
better
world!
turies
and
more
o;
armed
strug-What
are
the
Chinese
.rebels
'
g)e
commenced,
early
in
the
lighting
for:
They
are
fighting
Sixteenth
Century,
the
enemy
(
for
the
same
thing
that
the
Eng-(
seemed
to
posses
nearly
all
the
iish
Progressives
-fought
for
(visible
power
and
resource
of
since
the
lirst
Reform
Bill
In
'
statesmanship
and
polities,
or-1832
and
which
they
are
still
ganized
religion
ind
popular
mi
of
Mrs.
Mary
Sutherland,
REAPPOINTMENT
formerly
of
Revelstoke
and
now
of
Parksvflle,
a
representative
of
British
Columbia
on
the
Board
of
Governors
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
will
not
he
particularly
welcomed
by
this
part
of
the
country.
The
Prince
Rupert
Choni-ber
of
Commerce,
after
its
experiences
in
even
failing
to
have
its
letters
answered,
had
some
months
ago
written
to
Ottawa
asking;
that
a
representative
on
the
Commission
more
favorably
disposed
to
the
interests
of
the
radio
situation
in
central
British
Columbia
be
anointed.
The
least
that
can
lie
expected
now
is
that
the
ieappointed
member
of
the
Board
of
Governors
will
display
a
keener
interest
in
the
deficiencies
and
shortcomings
of
.radio
broadcasting
-as
far
as
this
area
is
concerned.
One
W
the
first
things
that
could
be
done
would
be
the
loosening
up
of
some
of
the
red
tape
which
.prevents
desired
CBC
network
programs
being
released
from
-
Prince
Rupert's
own
CFPR
by
the
simple
turning
on
of
a.switch
to
permit
their
emission.
K,
V
JII4IUIIU
Ml
.
THIRD
AVENTT.
W
ERT
k
ya
wUl
aoaaar
ar
mm
aT
ataaWajaarJXJ
.
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.
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j
in
i
!
i
i
Jim
rmm
,
sale.
It
was
two
days
before
I
Christmas.
We
broke
our
steer-'ing
gear
and
the
tugboat
just
'
fell
over
on
one
side,
tilling
the
boiler
room
with
water
and
putting
the
fire
out.
I
was
standing
in
the
engine
room
I
With
water
nn
to
mv
waist
I
!
started
the.
blige
pumps
but
au
r,lelJH,eo
lo
u8nc
l
maintain.
ptety,
wealth
and
cn'Mire,
tnlli-ithe
ashes
and
dirt
got
in
the
For
tne
ri"nt
t0
Participate
in
i
tary
skill
and
disciplined
valor.
pump
and
pipe
lines.
Finally
i
s0VeFnnnt-
for
self-gver-j
Who
now
shall
explain
the
mir-;we
had
to
resort
to
the
use
of!ment'
for
"
Demoora"c
Repub-!
aculous
survival
of
the
spirit
buckets
to
bail
desperately.
We
l,can
government.
Chiang
Kai-;
0f
the
Reformation,
except
t.)
drifted
around
the
Gulf
for
two
!
Shek
hRK
aenM
lhem
ts
und
y
that
it
was
in
faith
some-
(Continued
on
Pa?p
Five
fContmnec
on
Pai-e
P:x)
days,
barely
keeping
afloat.
As
we
were
about
to
strike
the
LI
M
Lfe
-T
,
.
L;
.
"a!:
.
:
t'i
:
1
rocks
the
tide
and
the
wind
turned
and
we
drifted
into
sheltered
waters
near
a
lighthouse.;
The
lighthouse
keeper
and
his
wife
came
out
to
us
with
their
gasboat
and
towed
us
to
anchor.
On
Christmas
day
a
rescue
ves-!
v'
to
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takat
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money
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i
moftth
foe
!
mt
45
'Ut
this
aotiar,
practical
way
a
rtif
in
mtat.
toinult
North
Amarlcan
Lifa
faafatantaHwa
taatay.
sei
came
to
take
us
home
to
Vancouver.
I
know
many
lighthouse
keep
ers
on
this
coast
and
they
are
a
m
i
i
i
m
an
i
i
w
j
a
sv
m
a
i
'
wfy
fine
lot
of
people.
Again
let
me
wish
the
-cam-
paign
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilkinsl
success.
FRED
OLSEK.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
HELEN"
DARK
BIRTH
Bear
cubs
are
usually
born
while
the
mother
is
sound
asleep
in
winter
hibernation.
GRUENING
AND
SHIPPING
ERNEST
"GRUENING
of
Alaska
GOVERNOR
has
been
a
-constant
fighter
for
the
right
of
Canadian
ships
to
carry
freight
to
Alaska.
In
Prince
Rupert
on
his
way
te
Washington
to
renew
his
battle"
against
what
he
calls
"monopoly
shippers,"
he
reiterates
nis
belief
that
Prince
Rupert
would
be
a
valuable
and
convenient
port
of
entry
,
i
or
Alaska.
Alaska
-Cs
Papain
"hamstrung"
by
a
recurring
.
situation
i'eught
about
by
U.S.
coastal
shipping
taws.
-
'The
U.S.
3
ones
Act
"specifies
that
none
but
U.S.
ships
may
carry
freight
between
the
U.S.
mainland
and
its
territories.
Thus
every
time
there
is
a
U.S.
maritime
strike
Alaska
is
virtually
isolated.
Because
of
the
Jones
Act,
Canadian'
ships
-cannot
help
supply
Alaska
in
such
times
of
isolation.
The
act
rules
out
Canadian
competition
with
U.S.
shipping
interests,
so
that
Vancouver
and
Prince
Ruiert
can
build
up
no
trade
with
Alaska.
Since
most
of
the
actual
shipping
is
confined
to
a
few
Seattle-based
ships,
Governor
-Omening
considers
Alaska
is
virtually
in
the
grio
of
a
"Seattle
monopoly."
-
Main
.hope'
of
the
people
of
Alaska
in
breaking
this
monopoly,
and
in
permitting
shipments
from
Canada,
is
the
attainment
-of
Alaska
-statehood.'
Then,
as
one
of
the
sovereign
states
of
the
Union,
Alaska
could
eome
out
from
under
the
restrictions
of
the
Jones-Act.
Then,
too,
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
could
become
bases
for
comtwtitive
shipments
to
the
new
northern
state.
i
The
people
of
British
Columbia
will
watch
with
interest
Governor
Gruening
s
fight
for
statehood
As
a
Democratic
appointee,
and
a
friend
of
President'
Truman,
his
position
has
undoubtedly
leen
strengthened
by
the
outcome
of
the
U.S.
presidential
election.
His
success
will
bring
real
benefits
to
British
Columbia.
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Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
fx.
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and
r-p.ui-
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Accountant.
Auditor,
etc.
disappointment.
Order
cards
now-
have
them
in
time
foi
Christmas
mailing.
nu
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BLOCK
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and
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AIL
IFF
S
SALE
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
authority
of
a
Distress
Warrant
in
the
action
of
Paul
Vogel
versus
Billy
Jerome,
I
shall
sell
the
goods
of
the
daftmdant
Billy
Jerome,
at
Apartment
No.
4,
of
No.
960
Tirst
Avenue,
West,
"Prince
Rupert,
consisting
of
househdld
and
personal
eflects.
bed,
bedding,
electrical
appliances,
furniture
and
miscellaneous
goods
too
numerous
to
mention.
-Levy
$32.00
and
costs.
Time
of
Sale:
2:00
p.m.,
Thursday,
November
Z5th,
1948
Tems:'Cash.
Other
conditions
to
be
announced
at
time
of
sale.
"
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
22nd'
day
of
November,
1943
1276
M.
M.
STEPHEN'S.
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AND
INTERMEDIATE
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PRINCE
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"FRANCE
AND
GERMANY
P
RANGE
FROWNS
on
the.
decision
of
Britain
I
and
the
United
States
to
endorse
the
return
of
German
industry
to
the
Ruhr.
But
frowning
will
be
worse
than
useless.
What
France
wants
is
a
permanent
continuance
of
German
impotence.
With
power
and
permission
to
make
the
Ruhr
again
a
source
of
work
and
wages,
Germany
may
wdl
disturb
the
thoughts
of
her
neighbor.
The
,Urst
thing
France
desires
is
the
shadow
of
a
traditional
as
well
as
prosperous
foe
close
to
.her
frontier.
But
-Britain
and
United
States
make
it
plain
that
a
restoration
of
Europe
is
not
possible,
without
a
Germany
that
is
in
a
fair
way
to
recover
her
economic
health,
with
thw
involving
a
cast
iron
.pact
that
.
never
again
shall
there
be
aggression
from
Berlin.
All
of
which
France
scorns.
Once
down
Ger-marry
should
be
;kent
down,
she
thinks.
Never
again,
lor
France.
It
all
makes
a
perplexing
situa-
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
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