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Friday,
May
27,
1949
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Avenue.
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Rupert.
BrltUn
Columbia
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O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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broadcasts
mentioned
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lot
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Carrier.
Per
Week.
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Per
Month.
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Tear,
8
00.
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Mall.
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Month.
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on
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National
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Trans
SMITH
&
Hi
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
the
interests
of
fair
play,
;
I
would
appreciate
your
public-
j
ation
of
this
reply,
to
your
edit-orial
of
May
25.
'
The
CBC
has
made
available
i
&
limited
amount
of
free
time
to
;
all
parties.
This
time
has
been
i
"AVE
Had
,
YEARS
OP
.S
Canada
Network,
which
feeds
into
CFPR,
but
on
the
Dominion
Network
which.
Is
a
supplementary
one,
serving
another
audience.
The
logs
of
Station
CFPR
will
bear
out
that
the
opening
talk,
in
this
free
series
was
made
by,
the
Hon.
St.
Laurent
on
May
9
PLUMbino
J.
AND
HEATTMn
apportioned
according
to
the
:
standing
of
the
parties
in
the
j
House
of
Commons.
On
this
j
!
basis,
the
Liberal
party
has
a
1
EXPERIENCE
it
at
7:31)
n
m
Fnrthi-
.
...!,.
PHONE
171
time
allotment
of
five
hours,
j
cjirect
you
attentJo
t
th
the
Progressive
Conservatvies
.
.
....
,
,
,
three
hours
and
forty-five
min-
!
lP"t,cpal
aVr,
thwe
Liberal
5-
'
th
9
f
'
May
utes.
the
CCF
three
hours
and
fifteen
minutes,
and
Social
!
tl0"0'
thcftDfy
News'
lI0le'
Credit
one
hour.
Air
parties.
J"'
,Hon'S
La"r
Prime
through
mutual
agreement.'
f?'n,stfr
f
Canad'
Peris
the
have
arrived
at
the
days
and
l?3.18"
7:M
"
times
of
broadcast.
Your
local
j
8:0
CFPR
Quote.
There
political
parties
can
each
furn-!
hav(e
bfen
er
broad-
r
1
rOerc
clnio
than
n
1
Salt
Lab
fJ
It.,
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Daily
Serviced
i
i
Monday
ONTARIO'S
NEW
PC.
LEADER
AND
PREMIER
Mrs.
Leslie
BJackwell
reaches
aero
Mrs.
Frost
to
congratulate
Mr.
Frost,
the
new
leader
of
the
Ontario
Progressive
Conservative
party.
At
right
Is
Education
Minister
Dana
Porter.
The
election
of
the
64-year-old
Ontario
provincial
treasurer
clhnaxed
a
three-day
convention
at
Toronto,
Ont.
;
iu-ho
juivc
iiatru
itu
mure
arc
!
scheduled
as
the
local
Liberal
Committee
can
easily
assure
j
ish
you
with
the
information
as
to
the
time
and
dates
of
these
broadcasts,
or
you
could
have
very
easily
obtained
this
from
me.
I,uats'
5.
7
and
PRINCE
Rl'PERT
M.ECTION
(Continued
Horn
Page
li
law-
under
which
charges
have
been
laid
was
generally
dropped
following
the
ruling
he
quoted,
Mr.
Brown
said.
you.
There
is
absolutely
nothing
technical
about
any
explanation,
as
to
these
free
time
po-itical
broadcasts,
the
only
requirement
being
a
few
moments
TECHMCALITY
In
the
case
of
Dominic
Mon-
Mr.
Branca's
second
point.
'txtra
Wp
aftrnaon.
2
SaturdayEWry
'"gat
a
a.m.
Sunil4,sc,jminu;)i,
commencing
nam
Last
bf.ut
leaving
?
at
io
pm.
Phone
-
study
of
the
published
sched-
ond
the
one
on
which
he
askea
tesano,
who
according
to
police
ule,
which
is
readily
available
t0
submit
written
argument,
as
testimony,
had
made
the
re-
BROADCAST
TONIGHT
mM
tarsal
1
1
1
1
1
1
to
you.
Any
interesNed
"
party
can
easily
obtain
facts
re
these
broadcasts,
by
contacting
my
that,
since
the
formal
charges
mark
that
he
had
paid
$6
for
against
the
men
did
not
name
a
bottle
after
receiving
a
tele-
the
Government
Liquor
Act
or
phone
call
for
the
police,
Mr.
any
section
of
it
as
the
statute
Branca
argued
that
Montesano
alleged
to
have
been
broken,
was
merely
acting
as
a
pur-
i
I
".PLA'
$10,0
5nee
CAI
HE1
)
Ilea
net-
..r
self,
or
any
of
the
political
par
wW
v
n,ii
t-
na
IrvK
n
iV
hi
ties
concerned.
Surely.
If
they
there
was
no
basis
for
a
charge,
chasing
agent
for
the
police
have
enough
information
to
Under
common
law,
it
is
no
and,
therefore,
did
not
keep
the
insert
a
paid
political
ad
in
your
offence
to
possess
liquor
or
to
liquor
for
sale,
columns,
drawing
attention
to
sel1
it,
therefore
any
violation
He
contended
that
since
this
these,
they
must
know
the
whole
'
one
of
statute
and
the
testimony
had
been
brought
out
picture.
j
statute
involved
should
"have
in
his
cross
examination
of
a
Should
it
happen,
that
CFPR
been
specifically
set
out,
he
police
witness
at
the
prelimln-does
not
carry
any
of
the
sched-
i
contended.
ary
hearing,
it
should
be
con-uled
free
time
talks,
it
will
be
Mr.
Brown
argued
that
the
sidered
defence
evidence,
solely
due
to
Interruptions
of
wording
of
the
charge
"did
Mr.
Branca
was
granted
three
the
line
service
bringing
these
keep
liquor
for
sale
contrary
weeks
by
the
court
to
submit
into
Rupert.
Over
this,
CBC,
the
to
the
statute
duly
made
and
his
written
argument
on
the
telegraphs,
or
no
human
agen-
provided"
was
sufficiently
spec-
wording
of
the
charge,
after
cy
has
control.
ific
under
a
previous
judicial
which
Mr.
Brown
would
be
al-C.
H.
INSULANDER.
ruling.
The
practice
of
spec-
lowed
10
days
to
submit
a
re-
!
iflcally
citing
the
setions
of
the
buttal.
VANCOI
VKR
-
vi
SF.ATTIE
Tuesday,
1:30
pm,
Friday,
5
p.m.,
C
Sunday,
10
pm,
C
(ALICE
ARM,
m
POKT
SIMPSli
TONIGHT
at
7:30
HEAR
Frank
McKenzie
"Taxation
On
Resource"
Grace
Mclnnes
"The
Sales
Tax'
Alec
McDonald
"Public
Utilities'
CFPR
Re:
r
to
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a
rr
Tim
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WM
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psupd
loult
lotlce
It
U
torn
Jon
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Jertll
alld
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Dfrl
Ire,
h
LETTING
KINSMEN
DOWN
Editor,
Dally
News:
Hats
off
to
the
Kinsmen
but
what
happened
to
the
rest
of
Sunday,
11
pJ
IOR
SOITH
Q!
Pacific
Security
is
something
ominous
about
the
fall
of
THERE
Shanghai
to
the
Communists.
A
few
months
ago
such
an
eventuality
would
have
seemed
remote
and
unlikely.
But
now
it
has
happened
and
only
four
provinces
remain
in
south
China
before
the
whole
great
nation
of
the
Orient
comes
under
the
Red
domination
and
virtually
falls
behind
the
iron
curtain.
As
the
President
of
China
says,
the
Communist
sweep
may
have
been
diverted
in
Europe
but
now
it
is
overflowing
into
Asia.
Next
Hong
Kong
may
be
imperilled
and
possibly
then
the
Malayas
and
westward
The
pattern,
in
fact,
has
some
aspects
of
the
Japanese
overrunning
in
World
War
II.
The
European
situation,
as
a
result
of
the
Atlantic
pact,
may
now
seem
more
secure.
Danger
may
not
yet
seem
immediate
to
us
even
in
these
parts.
However
there
seems
good
enough
reason,
as
many
observers
of
the
international
situation
both
in
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
suggesting,
that
some
more
definite
attention
to
Pacific
security
might
be
given
before
the
situation
in
the
arena
in
which
we
ourselves
live
becomes
too
critical.
NATURAL
GOOD
NEIGHBOR
IT
IS
INTERESTING
to
read
comment
in
the
Vic-I
toria
Times
about
an
incident
which
occurred
in
Central
British
Columbia
during
the
recent
visit
of
Premier
Byron
Johnson.
Says
the
Times:
.
'Ths
unassuming
'Good
Neighbor'
personality
that
h;3
ron
friends
for
Premier
Byron
Johnson
throughout
ihs
many
portions
of
this
province
which
he
has
visited
represents
the
sincere
feelings
of
a
man
whom
high
office
has
not
made
artificial.
The
airs
and
affectations
that
occasionally
accompany
political
leadership,
the
simulated
enthusiasm
that
masks
dislike
or
boredom,
are
not
his.
"
Boss'
Johnson
is
a
man
who
likes
people,
and
people
hke
him.
On
a
tour
of
the
Burns
Lake
area
last
week
where
he
stopped
to
talk
with
Indians,
scnool
children
and
hundreds
of
adultsi
who
lined
roads
and
filled
meeting
places
to
greet
him,
that
basic
sincerity
was
evident.
A3
one
report
of
the
tour
noted,
'he
made
so
many
impromptu
calls
that
he
was
late
arriving
at
Burns
Lake.'
"There
fs
a
sense
of
security
to
be
derived
from
this.
The
man
who
can
be
considerate
of
others,
view
them
as
worthy
individuals
with
worthy
life
objectives,
see
their
need
and
their
right
to
be
accepted
on
a
basis
of
equality
and
respect,
will
in
turn
be
given
similar
consideration.
His
public
will
be
his
friends,
and,
knowng
this,
he
will
work
with
a
full
measure
of
devotion
for
their
best
interests."
SMALL
BUSINESS
MEN
THE
BACKBONE
of
local
Canadian
communities
is
their
small
town
businessmen.
Retailers
are
by
far
the
most
numerous
and
besf
known
of
small
businessmen.
Not
only
do
small
businessmen
provide
employment
and
supply
a
variety
of
goods
and
services
but
they
are
important
citizens
of
their
home
communities
They
have
a
personal
stake
in
the
welfare
of
the
community
and
they
are
the
ones
upon
which
its
civic
undertakings,
from
good
schools
'to
community
advertising,
depend.
In
all
civic
betterment
movements
or
good
causes
the
community
merchant
or
service
dealer
takes
a
leading
hand.
It
is
true
that
large
corporations
now
pay
more
attention
to
their
public
relations
and
responsibilities
in
the
small
communities
where
they
have
plants
and
outlets
but
still
the
chief
interest
must
come
from
those
who
live
in
the
communities
and
know
their
needs.
However
large
industry
may
grow,
small
enterprise
grows
alongside
and
in
a
large
measure
keeps
pace
if
it
does
not
always
lead
the
way.
The
presence
of
small
independent
business
men
is
a
wholesome
influence
in
our
community
life.
The
opportunity
to
enter
or
leave
a
business,
to
lose
or
grow
by
one's
efficiency
and
judgment,
is
one
of
the
basic
freedoms
of
our
way
of
living.
C'H.'.RLOITE
ISI
s
s.
Coquiilam.
June
FOR
MIBIH
Ql
Prince
Rupert
on
Victoria
Day?
1
went
to
see
the
parade
and
thought
it
a
very
poor
show
on
the
part
of
the
businesses,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Senior
Chamber
of
Commerce
who
are
always
shouting
about
being
a
Prince
Rupert
CHARLCTTE
ISL
s.S.
Coqaitlam,
June
!
rRANR
J.
SKIN
Prince
R'lpm
A
Third
Avenue
F
HON.
FRANK
PUTNAM
Minister
of
Agriculture
6:15
p.m.
CI
PR
7:30
booster.
I
did
not
see
any
floats
representing
their
boosting.
Maybe
it
was
just
a
little
too
much
like
hard
work.
I
Jeel
It
p.m.
MP
I
Jg
ncoi
'Bei
!
is
too
bad
these
various
organ-
(
A.
MaiKENZ
I'TRMTl'KE
I
izations
couia
not
support
tne
Kinsmen
better
In
the
wonderful
work
they
do
or
maybe
they
don't
like
children.
Thanking
you
for
your
space,
Mr.
Editor.
INTERESTED.
"A
Good
Place
t
See
Our
Winduw
D
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and
RE'
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327
3rd
Ave.
West
F
Published
by
the
B.C.
Coalition
Organization
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
"&pfab
Morgan's
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PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILS
FOR
Try
Captain
Morgan's
delightful
recipe
for
a
Rum
Frappe
.
.
.
Place
a
quarter
pint
of
orange
sherbet
in
a
tall
glass.
Add
IV
ounces
of
Captain
Morgan
GoIJ
Label
Rum
and
stir
until
creamy.
Smooth
as
a
golf
pro's
swing!
Captain
Morgan
GOLD
LABEL
RUM
The
rich
flavour
tnd
j
tl
My
r,J
apt
aim
Morgan
Libel
Rum
result
from
matter
blend
m
r,f
let
ted
rare
eld
rm
CiptamMtirga
l!
Notice
nf
Application
for
a
flab
Licence
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
eleventh
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
Branch
Number
twenty-seven
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
British
Empire
Service
League
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
Club
Licence
in
respect
of
premises
formerly
krsuwn
as
No.
3
Officers'
quarters,
a
two
storey
frame
construction,
approximately
196'
x
36'
with
addition
0'
x
'
and
situate
upon
certain
lands
described
as
(
1
)
Part
of
Waterfront
Block
E
of
the
subdivision
of
parts
of
Lots
2S1
and
1992,
Range
S,
Coast
District,
Map
1965;
and
(2)
Lot
1.
subdivision
of
Block
3
of
Waterfront
Block
E
as
shown
on
Map
2028,
containing
approximately
2
903
acres.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
RUM
SAANlCh
Plumbing
&
Hi
I
i
I
Tu
AND
INTF.KMKMATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
THi
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IS
MOT
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Om
DISPLAYED
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THI
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CMt
ST
THE
GOVtRNMIN
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OF
(
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COUJMWA.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOWLING
ALLEY
will
be
open
daily
from
3:30
p.m.
to
11
p.m.
Saturdays
12
Noon
to
12'
Midnight
Bowl
in
Clean
and
Pleasant
Surroundings
For
Reserevations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
hia"
AI.L-H00L
ior
personal
consumption
on
the
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
Its
memnerg
and
jests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
in
accordance
wltb,
the
provisions
of
b
i
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
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HiR
assorlmH-Special
S!W
MEN'S
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WINDIUiEAKlRS-
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khaki
pant
made.
Special
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r;TS
All-)l.
MEN'S
FINE
WOK
BAPCO
FLOOR
ENAMEL
For
FLOORS,
LINOLEUM
and
WOODWORK
Supplied
in
nine
attractive
colors
IT
DRIES
IN
FOUR
HOURS
IHUMKON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
"fiOVKKX.WKNT
l.iqt'OR
ACT"
(Section
27)
Niittre
nf
Application
for
consent
to
Transfer
of
Veterans'
Club
Licence
to
ttier
premises.
Wotlce
is
hereby
given
that
on
the
eleventh
day
of
June
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
consent
to
transfer
Veterans'
Club
Licence
Number
tne
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
this
10th
day
of
May,
1B49.
CANADIAN
LEGION.
B
E
8
L.,
Branch
Number
27.
(Philip
M.
Ray)
Secretary-Manager.
(132)
R.
E.
MORTIMER
J24
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
r,Tfrct
fil.
:
661,
issued
in
respect
of
certain
pre
SI
ITS
Special
MEN'S
DRESS
ANP
PANTS
Well
DltESS
mises
situate
at
314
3rd
Avenue
West,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lot
16,
Block
20.
Beclton
1,
Map
923.
and
being
numbered
three
and
four,
and
seven
and
elRht
respectively,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
to
certain
premises
formerly
known
as
No.
3,
Officers'
Quarters,
a
two
stent
IT'S
ALWAYS
GOOD
TIMES
perfect
fit
Rupert
Motors
BOYS'
KHAKI
M
shrunk,
all
ORMES
DRUGS
C
(
Ltd.
,ukts.
frame
construction,
approximately
196'
x
36'
with
addition
80'
x
6'
and
situate
upon
certain
lands
described
as
(1)
Part
of
Waterfront
Block
E
ot
the
subdivision
of
parts
of
Lots
251
and
1992,
Range
5,
Coast
District,
DRUGS
OVERS
and
S
'
assortment.
WHEN
FRIENDS
GET
TOGETHER
for
a
LUNCHEON
DATE
at
the
...
W
woo'
,Sprials
.
....
o.
1
1
I.
DRESS
PAXTS-W"
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS-WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
2
P.M.
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
and
go"'1
111
S2.75
1
NOW
OPERATING
FROM
NEW
GARAGE
BUILDING,
FORMERLY
LINDSAY
MOTORS,
SECOND
AVENUE
AND
FIRST
STREET.
PHONES
566
and
866
Specials
-
Map
923.
containing
approximately
0.518
of
an
acre,
as
shown
on
Map
1965;
and
(2)
Lot
1,
subdivision
of
Block
3
of
Waterfront
Block
E
ar
shown
on
Map
2028,
containing
approximately
2,t03
acre.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Registration
District,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Dated
at.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
thli
10th
day
of
May,
1949.
CANADIAN
LEGION.
B.E.S.t.
Branch
Number
27.
(Philip
M.
Ray)
Secre.ary-MUniager.
(132)
In!
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
For
Reservations
and
Chicken
In
The
Rough
Phone
Red
705
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
pin.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday