REBIRTH
OF
VISION
1
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n'.n
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4
prince
Rupert
Daflp
r3eto
Friday,
August
19,
1949
.
(Continued
from
Page
1)
hUities
of
development
of
tht-
'
Junior
p-
.
Capt.
Adams
Is
Promoted
northern
line
of
Canadian
Na-!meree
and
tM"
iUnal
Pol!tt'!1l'!
OnH
T
H
tlrt
r,f
lift..
.
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v
:
OF
CASADIAf
PPr?
-
ATDTT
STF.EAu
Of
CI
C1ATIONS
CAACIAX
DAILY
NFX3?aFER
ASSOCIATION
An
tudrpcnd
eu
v
atuy
AewBppr
aerotM
o
c
upbuilding
of
rtfnoe
Rupert
Dd
il
eotnmoaHiM
comprtsm
northern
and
central
BrttHh
ColumDls
Autbormed
u
erond
Clua
MU.
Po
Oftl
Department.
Ottawa)
PublUhea
mrj
afternoon
except
Sundae
by
rrtnc
Rupert
Dally
New
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Bupert.
Brltlah
Columbia,
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
Ml
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.
r
iiuuui
-
-
ui
mumi
to
Prince
Rupert,
but
if
the
people
p,-evloto
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
did
.
mt
i
not
stir
themselves,
Prince
Ru-
J
St'nator
j.
q
pert,
despite
all
its
advantages,'
speaker
at
a
would
continue
a
second-class
to
the
conyWv?
7VS
IT
-A
if.
SVe
-X.h'
tatt
Carrier.
Per
Weed
20e:
Per
Month.
?5c:
Per
Tear,
S
00.
EEX-
i'Jte
A
,
By
Mall.
Pet
Mould.
bOc.
Per
Year.
i
uo
Well
Known
Naval
Officer
Goes
to
Munificent
OTTAWA
Promotion
of
Captain
K.
F.
Adams.
RCN,
46.
of
Victoria
and
Ottawa,
to
the
rank
of
Commodore
and
his
ap
poru
;
'aoy
jv.kwil.
!
V
T
Annlewhaite.
MP-elerf
ventii.n
If'"
a
"
,
"!"
-
-r--
aujuu.rwi
I
perity
and
industrial
expansion
"ig.
K
M.
were
not
a
thing
of
the
future,
it
was
something
that
had
already
arrived
and
people
of
the
area
should
prepare
themselves
I
p-tt.l':v
UhWi'-
fV'V1
lY
pointment
as
commanding
of-!
ficer
of
the
aircraft
carrier
H.M.
;
C.S.
Magnificent,
nd
as
Senior;
Canadian
Naval
Officer
Afloat
J
were
announced
yesterday
by
)
Naval
Headquarters.
His
pro-
j
motion
is
effective
September
j
1.
and
he
will
take
up
his
new
J
duties
a
week
later.
j
Captain
Adams,
for
the
past
;
two
years
Director
of
Naval
Re-
'
,
to
co-operate
and
take
advantage
of
It.
He
urged
that
local
I
nannla
nut
WftrrV
Kfl
ITIIlph
Uhltllt
"
"
r"'1
what
other
people
were
gettinf;
but
to
apply
their
energies
to
building
up
their
own
communities,
j
The
convention
passed
rcsolu-'
i
serves
at
Naval
Headuarters,
was
born
in
Victoria,
and
graduated
from
the
Royal
Naval
College
of
Canada
in
1922.
As
there
PRICES!
BUY
HE
were
no
naval
vacancies
at
that
.
time,
he
entered
the
merchant
;
(service
and
obtained
his
mas-j
j
ier's
certificate,
lie
joined
the
,
'
i
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
tions
urging
Immediate
establishment
of
a
Coast
Guard
ser-
j
vice,
the
establishment
of
an
airfield
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
appointment
of
a
resident
of
western
Canada
lo
the
board
ot
directors
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
the
Installation
of
better
directional
road
signs
from
community
to
community
along
Highway
Sixteen
through
Central
BritLsh
MEN'S
WORK
pJ
To
SLM-Nw
MEN'S
1IRF.SS
P;i
To
SLOfl-Su,
-MEN'S
GAB
ARID'.
'
in
1928
and
a
few
months
later
BACK
TO
DIEPPE
Seven
years
older,
these
32
veterans
of
he
Canadian
raid
on
Dieppe
In
1942
are
returning
for
special
commemoration
ceremonies
scheduled
for
August
19,
the
anniversary
of
the
raid
Representing
all
Canadian
units
that
took
part
in
the
raid,
these
veterans
come
from
aU
across
Canada.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
was
taken
as
they
left
Montreal's
Death's
Handyman
LIKE
TO
RISE
in
our
wrath
and
impute
the
WE
rising
toll
of
traffice
accidents
to
all
sorts
of
causes.
Liquor
stands
first
in
our
minds,
and
perhaps
it
is
well,
even
if
it
isn't
quite
the
truth,
for
liquor,
behind
the
wheel,
is
quite
a
killer.
But
death's
favorite
handyman
is
our
own
stupid
selves
in
our
stupid
moments.
According
to
an
extensive
survey
made
by
the
Northwestern
National
Life
Insurance
Company
of
Minneapolis,
not
liquor
nor
any
other
active
hazzard,
but
just
plain
dumbness
was
responsible
for
44r;
of
all
the
fatal
highway
traffic
accidents
in
the
United
States
last
year.
You
can
divide
that
up
too.
Thirty-two
percent
of
the
"dimwits"
were
drivers
and
12'
;
were
adult
pedestrians
who
took
a
chance
that
the
driver
would
save
their
lives
in
spite
of
themselves.
Not
bad
roads,
or
bad
driving
conditions
or
bad
machines,
but
just
dumb
chance-taking
humans
resulted
in
14,000
highway
deaths
in
the
United
States
last
year.
We
suspect
that
the
average
would
hold
here.
There
are
two-
contestants
for
the
place
of
second-best
killer.
They
are
rudeness
and
drunkenness.
They
share
equal
dishonor.
The
road
hog
who
rides
the
centre
line
and
the
man
who
jumps
the
gun
when
the
other
fellow
has
theright-of-way
are
just
as
dangerous
as
the
drunken
driver.
Each
tallied
of
all
road
traffic
fatalities.
Which
ought
to
remind
us
all
that
you
win
no
martyr's
crown
by
dying
at
the
wheel,
or
letting
others
die
for
you
because
of
your
stupidity
or
rudeness
or
drunkenness.
transferred
to
the
permanent
force
as
a
Lieutenant.
A
period
in
the
destroyer.
HMC.S.
Vancouver,
and
serv
(C.
P.
Photoi
Dorval
airport
for
England
Sunday.
NEW
NATIONALIZATION
(Continued
Ircm
Paae
One)
Delegates
from
New
Haw-'.'on
ice
overseas
in
ships
and
estab-
Reserves.
He
relinquished
the
lii-hments
of
the
Royal
Navy
former
post
in
June,
1949,
to
de-followed
until
1931
when
Captain
;
vote
full
time
to
his
duties
a
Adams
returned
to
Canada
lor
'Director
of
Naval
Reserves.
ship
is
that
it
would
"raise
the
efficiency
of
the
building
Industry."
The
largest
concern
In
this
To
$13.50
Now
YOI'NG
MEN'S
T
;
SLACKS-T.
Ill
j
Now
MEN'S
SPORT
:
S
Washable
To
S3
Now
4
have
expressed
themselves
two
years
service
in
the
destroyer
H
M
C.S.
Skeena.
In
Decem-
doubtful
of
the
wisdom
of
na-i
industry
is
the
Associated
Purt-
Captain
Adams
was
awarded
the
Greek
War
Cross,
Third
1U4U
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MEN'S
SPURT
51
oversea,'
Some
opposition
has
come
Iron00
control
British
Portland,
he
was
appointed
j
Greece
in
Decernber
1942
for
cement
manufacturers.
Their
First
Lieutenant
of
the
destroy-
his
serviees
while
captain
of
he
powerful
co-operative-
win,
;
i
Washable
To
It
Now
MEN'S
CABARItl
VthM
fui
rrmove
OiP
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air
mat
cko
at
pi!-
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grl
trt
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lt.
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trie
rm-n
lr
tlfuiif
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tint
torturr
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(d.tig
mtui
ti(Jttjif
yar
kt
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the-
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lite
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Pyltin
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t
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fur
fir.irir
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I
D.B.,
Latest,
rVrf,
To
$49
50
Not
MEN'S
WORSTEl
D
R.,
AIMVuul.
r
er
H.M.C.S.
Champlain.
He
was
the
Prince
David.
The
Canadian
of
the
party,
which
has
Dig
in-r
Z
24.000.000
I
tI1
$96.000.000
1.
i
promoted
to
the
rank
of
Lieu-
,hlp
was
one
of
a
number
of
dustrlal
assurance
interesU
nearly
tenant-Commander
In
January,
warihips
which
escorted
an-
There
have
been
hints,
too,
that
uke
insurance,
the
cement
ln-1936.
A
year
later
he
became
1
other
carrying
the
Greek
King
not
all
the
Labor
Party
execu-
dustry
has
also
Issued
a
memo-First
Lieutenant
of
another
des-from
North
African
waters
to
tive
are
agreed
on
this
national-
landum
opposing
the
hationali-troyer,
H
M
C.S.
St.
Laurent.
I
England
in
Septembre,
1941.
ization
plan.
zation
plan.
This
statement
de-Shortly
before
the
outbreak
of
j
Early
in
his
naval
career
Cap-
There
is
no
opposition
in
the
clared
that
the
industry
was
theNSecond
World
War
he
was
j
tain
Adams
qualified
as
a
phys-
party
Itself
to
the
nationalization
marked
down
for
state
owner-appointed
to
R.C.N.
Barrack,
icai
and
recreational-
training
of
the
cement
industry.
The
of-
.
ship
"simply
because
It
seemed
a
H
MC.S.
Stadacona,
Halifax.!
officer.
He
has
always
fostered
Tor
ficial
reason
given
wanting
nice
plum,
easy
for
picking
an
where
he
was
promoted
to
the
and
taken
a
keen
Interest
in
to
bring
it
under
state
owner-orchid-robber's
Joy
"
acting
rank
of
Commander
in
sp0rts
and
athletic
programmes
July,
1940,
and
confirmed
in
.
jn
ships
nd
establishments
To
$4I5-Not
MEN'S
S0X-f
work.
From,
Tic
BOYS'
SCHOOL
To
S1.25
Now
.
BOYS'
SPORT
SHI
n
i
"it
i
hi
ii
n
in
i
in
m
i.y
i
in
iiimiipmp
immm
I-
HL
ll;
rank
in
January,
1941.
He
was'uncier
his
charge,
executvie
officer
of
the
barracks
I
.'
at
the
time.
J-
SAVOY
H0TI1
W.
L.
WOODS,
Prop.
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
$2.25
Not
Tin-
Capital
Cil
1)1
Itriliali
(
.iluml.iu
Intilm
Vuu
1
Hi
u4n
iiur
1
1
in
li-r
Kiliirulioii
al
BOYS'
ANKLE
rta
From
April
until
December,
To
tot
Now
FUMERAL
OF
VICTORIA
COLLEGE
hi
(iiuiiwi
II
illi
nirvrxity
nf
H.C
1941,
Captain
Adams
was
in
command
of
the
auxiliary
BOYS'
PANTS-!
choose
for
sdw
VIC
JOHNSON
cruiser
HMC.S
.Prince
David.
He
then
returned
to
Stadacona
as
CnmmanrtirLcy
rvnpr
nf
thu
dux!
fit
and
From
LADIES'
ANKU
To
50c
Now,
Pu
Enjoy
llicr
many
niKnnln-,-.:
Smalh-r
flanM-o
allwing
HT-oiiiil
iinlivi.lii.il
all.iiln,,,.
I
il,rur
anil
l.lli.irulrir
i-i
ill.
allv
iloiirni-.l
for
l-l
ami
2ml
trar
Minli-nto.
.mmI
boartlint:
lnu.
Mi.rl
.li-l
line..
Crrparr
you
fur
nil
ra
111
e
t:lrd
y-ar
An,
S-inni..
(
Mamme.
Im
2
yrnr
prrpiaraw.
lory
lo
M.ili.
ini-.
li-iiti-lr,
l.ax,
IVurhinu,
AKrirullurr,
)ilom.lr.
Niimins.
ami
I
y-ar
prtpara
lrv
lo
Applied
Srirm
r.
I
r
in
:S,
,,,.m.r
-,,
,
April
2'.
l'Cill.
Wrile
''KritiKlrar"
ii
loria
...Urge,
ii
toria,
HA.,
for
l
alemlal.
Sliulrnl
prrjmml
al
I
irloria
Ctillrf
mri-l
tUt
reqnirf.
menl
nf
ll,lrr
I
,
lain
I
inn
nmWv
uifh
llmw
itrviMire,!
ill
llir
I
nitrnitr.
LADIES'
STIM'Klv
To
55c
Now
R.C.N.
Barracks,
1
Final
ritcs
for
tne
late
Capt
Between
February
and
De-!vie
Jnnnson
of
Nanaimo
were
cember,
1943,
he
commanded
held
Thursday
evening
at
B.
C.
j
HM.C.
Ships
Assiniboine,
Ot-.
Urn
rtaker's
Grenville
Court
tawa
and
Prince
Henry,
then'Cna
,
Canon
Bas
g
Prock.
took
up
an
appointment
.
as
.
,
.
.
-,
,
,
Z
iter
of
St.
Andrews
cathedral
Director
ri0-
of
t
Tir
j
Warfare
and
Train-j
ing
at
Naval
Headquarters.
In'
officiated.
August
of
the
following
year
he
Te
remains
were
sent
south
was
named
Commanding
Off:-!
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
Van-cer
of
H
M
C.S.
Somers
Isles,!
couver
where
burial
will
take
the
Royal
Canadian
Navv's
i
nlar?
from
the
Home
Funeral
:
CHILD'S
ANKLET
'
To
40c
Now
JOHN
H.
BULGER
5PTOMETR
1ST
John
Bulger
Lid.
Third
Avenue
MHraaananni
l
trainin?
base
in
Bermuda.
Early
Chapel
on
Monday
afternoon.
C.
D.
Brown,
brother-in-law
of
the
deceased,
accompanied
the
body..
During
the
service
last
evening
the
congregation
sang
the
in
isHD
ne
commanded
the
destroyer
H
M
C.S.
Iroquois,
and
in
July
of
that
year
became
Commanding
Officer
of
HMC.S.
Stadacona.
for
the
second
time.
Captain
Adams
assumed
command
of
the
cruiser
HMC.S.
Uganda,
in
July,
1946,
and
was
f
A
ft
i
I
hymns,
"Jesus,
Saviour
Pilot
,
Me."
and
"Lead
Kindly
Light"
Pallbearers
were
Frank
Mc-
B
-PROTECT
ON
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
ODD
C
HAIR
C
LEARANCE
25
REIH
CTIONS
Rest-a-Guest
Chair
May
be
used
as
a
chair
or
chaise
lounge
or
as
a
comfortable
single
bed.
Res.
S!)8.00
SALE
PRICE
$73.58
Princess
Rocker
Has
Restmore
concealed
rocker.
Like
a
chesterfield
chair
in
appearance
but
with
the
comfort
of
the
"Old
Rocking
Chair."
Reg.
$9f.00
SALE
PRICE
$72.00
Odd
Chesterfield
Chair
Modern
style,
full
spring
construction,
with
homespun
cover.
Reg.
$33.00
SALE
PRICE
$41.25
A.
MacKENZlE
FURNITURE
LTD.
Phone
775
327
3rd
Ave.
innnHBBHmMi
ln
tnis
ship
for
a
year
before!
G
jwan,
Harold
Kenny,
Billy
taking
up
the
dual
appointment
I
Stewart,
Rufus
Whit,
Billy
Mc-of
Deputy
Chief
of
Naval
Per-1
1.eod
and
Joseph
Van
Walleg-sonnel
and
Director
of
Naval
I
ham.
ANYTIME
m
t,me
TO
CLEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
...
Let
us
Inspect,
repair
and
clran
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
also
specialize
In
repair
of
gutter),
down
pipe
and
roofing.
AW.W
ShirM
your
ear
from
enr
orut
teni
!
iet
frefh,
compounded
RI'M
Motor
Oil
from
any
(ihron
(iaet
Station,
i'or
rxlra
engine
protei-lion,
It's
i
UNSURPASSED
Chest
X-Ray
CI
mic
Final
Week
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Health
I'nit
Office
2nd
Ave
&
4th
St.
August
22,
23,
24,
25,
&
26,-9-12
p.m.
1-3
p.m.
It's
Easy!
It's
Free!
It's
Wise!
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CHI
MNEY
JB
GIFTWARE.
Reason
0w
Free
Estimates
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7:00
a.m.
to
S:30
a.m.
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Phone
Red
400
Modern
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type
buses,
also
suitable
for
school
runs
.
.
.
contractors
...
or
oilmen
.
.
.
mobile
offices,
etc.
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in
regular
service
.
.
.
steel
bodies
.
.
.
recliner
seats
...
air
brakes
.
.
.
adequate
baggage
facilities.
Seating
capacity
28
-
37
passengers.
Inspection
of
buses
can
be
made
at
Calgary.
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OR
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GREYHOUND
LINES
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Trucks
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FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Notice
to
Patrons
THE
Ovic
Centre
Dining
Room
HOUSEHOLD
NEEDS
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
CHEMISE
PRESCRIPTION
STEP
LADDERS
CLOTHES
DRYERS
KITCHEN
UTENSILS
CLOTHES
LINES
IRONING
BOARDS
GALVANIZED
WARES
TO'
will
be
closed
from
AUGUST
11
TO
STORE
HOUF.S
WEEK
DAYS,
9
A.M-
,
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TO'
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYa
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7
PM.
TO
9
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Rfifi
Office,
566
Shop
ENAMELS
This
will
allow
us
to
turn
over
our
farilitiei
to
the
Civic
Centre
Association
during
the
Annual
Carnival
and
will
provide
holiday
time
for
our
staff.
NORM
BAKER,
Proprietor.
AUGUST
28
(inclusive)
-PAINTS
tier
Emergency
.ii
-
mi
Ul
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
.m.
till
6
p.m.
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