1
COURT
,
(Political
Speculation
ptfnce
Uupert
Dafi?
3eto3
Tue.-day,
February
8,
1949
'
UPHOLDS
SIX
Ihilpott,
Evitt
heavy
anti-government
vote
in
.
probably
never
would
be
put
through.
No
Election
Before
1950
the
local
elections.
The
Dispafch
said
the
government
could
en
to
Ihp
coun
ASSESSMENTS
Valuations
set
by
City
Asses
-full
Classified
Ad.,
Bung
Results:
try
this
vear
with
em-
and
Co.
Ltd.
Can
Supply
You
With
ployment"
as
a
platform
p'.ank.
'
:
British
Party
Organizers
Are
Preparing
Nevertheless
By
JAMES
McCOOK
Canadian
Press
Staff
Write
!pRIncluding
Fir,
Cedar,
etc.
"More
difficult
conditions
in
1950
may
cause
en
p.
wTient
t'
fall,"
the
nevvespapi
i
mliieti.
NATIO.VAMZATION
ISSIE
Labor
sources
said
the
prospect
has
been
that
Labor
will
ORING
In
Fir
or
Hemlock
sor
H.
D.
Thain
were
sustained
by
the
Civic
Court
of
Revision
this
morning
in
six
apptuH
against
i49
property
assessments
while
one
was
slightly
leducefl
and
three
Weie
held
ovev
(or
iwither
hearing
on
Feoruary
U'.
The
court
nich
convened
a:
10
a.m.,
had
completed
iu
morning's
work
an
hour
later
with
Use
exception
of
the
throe
appeals
fur
which
further
in-toimatiou
was
requested
befor
JDING-AU
Types
i
ngni
tne
general
election
on
L
i
:
'ifi
.
,
U
-
'
'
I'
)
.
A
MEN'S
TWEED
TOPCOATS
Reg.
to
$25
NOW
$15
MfiN'S
ALL
WOOL
YARN
DYED
WORSTED
Sl'ITS
SASH
and
DOOR
and
-
,,
FOOTHILLS
ALHERTA
COAL
in
all
sizes
LONDON,
'
!
Government
spokesmen
who
ought
to
know
say
there
will
be
no
general
election
before
1950
but
party
organizers
disregard
this
assurance.
They
tell
their
supporters
to
be
ready
for
a
vote
this
year.
The
election
date
may
be
decided
by
voting
in
local
elections
in
April
and
May
when
county,"
municipal,
parish,
urban
and
district
council
menw
bers
are
elected.
issues
already
plain,
such
as
I
the
nationalisation
program,
a!
leading
issue
on
which
the
vol-1
ers
will
decide
is
whether
the
'
bill
nationalising
the
iron
and
steel
industry
will
actually
be
Implemented
after
1950.
If
the
;
Conservatives
are
elected.
It
1
PHONE
651
imuu.n,"
cvvn
a
iitcis'.on.
Court
members
were
Alderman
T.
B.
Bluck,
chairman;
Alderman
H.
M.
Daugctt,
Alderman
George
Rudderham,.
Alderman
J.
N.
Forman
and
Aldennun
II
S
Wuulu..
BLACKHEADS
In
the
important
municipal
Hearing
of
an
appeal
by
Can
OTICE
elections,
last
held
in
Novem-
wkr
fc
Biopif
method
tht
t-
'
ulVM
llwm.
Get
two
nuncu
of
proxln
ber,
1047,
Labor
was
badly
beat-
o.r
from
OUr
iramti.t.
npi
with
LADIES
'B'
BOWLS
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
adian
National
Railways
against
llot,
wt
eloth
gntlr
ovur
th
blackhaftds
I
,
assessments
on
various
propei
Nl'WS
Wishes
t(l
a4
tm
wUl
maaOax
Lr
lAm
k
ues
was
deferred
until
Febru-
it
.nil
U)
I"'-
(1
and
tran.sicn!
s
payable
in
ad
wk.J
'
a
ri--prc.sentaUve
of
the
raii-
MillPr
Rnv
v
n
,..
way
lands
demirtment
THEY
NEVER
GOT
THE
WORD
Two
Japs
who
just
never
got
the
word
that
the
war
was
over
were
Matsudo
Lmsoki,
of
Tukyo,
and
Yamaka
je
Kufuku,
of
Sendai.
It
wasn't,
until
January
Q,
1949,
that
the
war
ended
tor
these
machine-gunners
of
the
Japanese
navy.
At
that
time
they
gave
themselves,
up
on
lwa
Jima,
Where
the,
had
been
living
in
caves,
and
foraging
at
night,
ever
since
the
invasion
"oT
February
19,
1945.
After
the
surrender
to.
air
torce
personnel,
they
were
flown
lo
Guam
where
they
are
shown
being
questioned
with
Cpl.
Jolfn
Kataoka,
of
Los
Angeles,
Calif
,
iicting
as
interpreter.
'
School
Patrol
Practical
Safety
to
b?
Sizes
42
to
4G,
Reg.
to
$6uNOW
S42.5S
Men's
GABARDINE
COATS
English
make,
Fully
lined
sizes
30
to
44
Reg.
$27.50
-
NOW
....
$20
MEN'S
ALL
WOOL
Pt'I.L-OVER
SWEATERS,
Waffle
Stitch,
Special
S3.50
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS,
Worsteds,
Tweeds
&
Gabardines
from
$4.75
MEN'S
WORK
PANTS,
Cotton
St
Cotton
Worsteds,
per-feet
fit.
a
laree
assortment
Price
from
$2.95
BOYS'
SHIRTS
for
School
and
dress
$1.'!5
to
$1.75.
BOYS'
SWEATERS,
assorted
styles
and
low
in
price
From
$1.25
BOYS'
Rl'BBER
LACE
BOOTS.
NOW
...
Sit-I
BOYS'
SCHOOL
BOOTH
&
DRESS
OXFORDS,
Brst
Quality
at
Reduced
Prices
!fc
Wiek
vs.
Boosters;
Bis
Sister
en
with
a
final
score
of
C95
seats
lost
and
43.
gained,
compared;
with
the
Conservative
record
ot
C43
gains
and
18
losses.
Labor
received
another
pounding
in
the
urban
and
rural
dis-
trict
council
elections
last
April!
when
the
party
hfd
260
losses'
and
101
gains
compared
willij
the
.
Conservativcp'-'
'JHG
gain1(
present
tociay.
CAFE
office
at
Urn"
co)y
for
adve:
.
linking
to
ad
is
manner
In
ti.-
are
asked
t)
ffice
and
respect
pfraining
fro;
classified
adver-
vs.
Stars;
Tollers
vu.'Brown-;
woods.
j
k'tti.
15
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Brown-
woods;
Miller
Bay
vs.
Boosters,
i
Tollers
vs.
Stars;
Busy
Bees
vs
.
...oi.t;
Noble
&
Wi:k
vs.
Big
Sisters.
i
Feb.
22
Toilers
vs.
Noble
Si
una
21
looses.
Always
the
Best
Place
to
Eat
HIGH
QUALITY
FOODS
TRY
OUR
SPECIAL
IHTSINKSS
LIIXCHES
Aa
aamej.ijiu:lkl
111
4uU
(lit
two
lots
owned
by
Mm.
Irma
Juhan-sen,
cornel
oi
Conrud
Street
and
Hays
Cove
Avenue,
was
reduced
to
$350
when
the
cuuri
agreed
that
one
of
the
kt.s
should
not
be
assessed
as
h;ih
as
the
other
which
is
in
Ijv
ccner.
The
court
decided
to
coinpleu-.earings
of
appeals
by
Hobeil
Kelsey,
19'9
Filth
Avei.ue
Eai,.
RESl'LTS
A
SHOCK
These
results
shocked
Labo:
adherents,
still
tubilai.t
over
their
overwhelming
general
election
victory
in
1945.
Tncv
Wick;
Busy
Bees
vs.
Rosa
Lees.
Big
Kistet-s
vs.
Belmont;
Booster?
vs.
Brownwoods;
Miller
Bay
v.s
Stars.
Measure
at
King
Edward
School
Safety
warnings
are
more
than
verbal
oflt
at
King
Edward
Elementary
School
where,
for
the
last
three
months,
students
have
put
them
into
practice
with
unif
ormed
school
boy
patrols
which
keep
a
sharp
eye
on
heavily-travelled
Seventh
Avenue
East
and
on
their
fellow
tmpils.
The
only
school
in
the
city
to
weakened
the
confidence
felt,
bv
1
the
party
after
a
long
series
o:
i
JUL
II
"-
A
s
fur
Your
4LPAPER
"'jlREMENTS
Macch
1-Big
Sisters
vs.
Miller
;
and
Albert
L.
Stiles.
315
L'iehtu
Bay;
Boosters
vs.
Belmont.;
j
Avenue
East,
on
February
18
Brownwoods
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Ros.il
wncn
tne
C.N.R.
appeals
are
heard.
successes
in
holding
Labor
Commons
seats
in
by-elections.
The
political
correspondent
ol
the
Sunday
Dispatch
(Independent)
said
Rt.
Hon.
Herbert
Morrison,
as
government
House
Leader,
may
ask
Prime
Minister
Attlee
to
recommend
disso-
BOAT
OWNERS!
Asses,
nteius
con.irmed
were:
Vivian
Garten.
$400
on
wiui,
lot
13,
fiiock
18,
.-eciion
I
Seventh
Avenue
ta.'t.
the
complete
have
such
patrols,
King
Edward
yellow
stickers
is
finding
that
tl
system
pays',
uniform.
TRY
OUR
CHINESE
DISHES
Fxtra
Special
to
Take
Home!
C'how
Mein
Sweet
and
Sour
608
Srd
Ave
W.
Phone
200
l.ers
v.s.
Toilers;
Stars
vs.
Noble
&
Wick.
Alarch
8
-Busy
Bees
vs.
Stars;
Toilers
vs.
Miller'Bay;
BeUnont
vs.
Noble
&
Wick;
Boosters
vs
Rasa
Lees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Brown-woods.
March
15-Miller
Bay
vs.
Noble
&
Wiek;
Brownwoods
vs.
Stars
Booster
vs.
Busy
Bees;
Big
Sis
John
U.
Mcrris'i.
$a00
iin-loff-
Twice
a
day,
270-odd,
The
patrols
are
chosen
from
provenients,
lot
1.
bi'otk
6,
sec
-
j
V
0
u
n
B
1
e
rs
DUlst
Uom
lr'e!the
nine
to
12-year
age
group,
most
of
them
being
in
Grades'
Z1"""
,
'"-"
is
not
a
sensationally
Four.
Five
and
Six.
The
10-yea.
,there
olds
seem
lo
make
the
most
dili-
tion
1,
Second
Avenue
West.
school
doors
but
they
come
to
Joseph
Okey,
$100
on
land,
lot
ja
halt
at
the
safety
yoae
wharvj
30,
block
19,
seciien
5,
Seventh
a
uniformed
boy
stands
on
punt
Aviiiij;
vves;.
(
j
duly.
That
unitorm
stands
for
T.
Ftystay,
Kins
George
Hotel
1
authority
and
safety.
.
'and
$2,350
and
improvements!
The
patrols
were
formed
at
$0
000.
j
King
Edward
because
it
lies
John
Tokur,
land
$400
and
along
8eventh
Avenue
East,
one
improvements
$500,
lot
2",
blo.tt:
0f
the
heaviest-travelled
routes
32,
section
5,
Fighth
Avenue
in
the
city.
So
far.
it
has
not
Kaien
Co-Op
gem.
paiioneis,
uccortiing
10
mr.
Moore.
Tliey
scvni
to
feel
IhcL
j
iesjoiVsibility
most
keenly
a'
i
thai
aiii;.
j
Howevei,
iot
ail
the
patro!.-'
ters
vs.
Rosa
Lees;
Toilers
vs
Belmont.
-
'
i
March
23
-Busy
Bees
vs.
Big
!
Sisters;
Boosters
vs.
Toilers;
Rosa
Lees
vs.
Stars;
Noble
&
Wick
vs.
Brownwoods;
Belmont
vs.
Miller
Bay.
are
computed
ol
boys.
Becaiut
CHART
YOUR
COURSE
for
the
'
THOM
SHEET
METAL
SHOPS
COVER
YOUR
FLOORS
NOW!
10
OFF
ALL
FLOOR
COVERINGS
INLA1DS
C
ONCOLEVM
REXOLEl
M
BAROLFl'M
A
number
of
other
items
(30)
at
cost
price
PHONE
Feb.
7th
to
19lh
only
WRITE
179
251
3rd
Ave.
Box
1127
we!l-
been
felt
necenary
to
torn
simi-
fc
Cavenaile,
ptiit
of
water-
h.lr
nn,m,,
-
,u,
M
V
m
front
blot:k
"I"
SCul
Cove,
land!
March
29
-Toilers
vs.
Busy
'
Bees;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Boosters.
Miller
Bay
vs.
Brownwoods;
Bel
when
your
craft
needs
a
new
$270,
improvements
$4,530
Ta.rk,
Muffler,
Tialley
Stack,
some
of
tne
classes
are
held
ai
j
the
Civic
Cer.tie,
fcirls
have
beer;
briefed
in
patrol
work
so
that;
they
can
t;;ko
over
when
thi:
boys'
classes
aie
at
the
Civic
Centre.
i
Monday
afternoon's
patrol
'consisted
of
Millord
Wick,
12
and
lUrbie
Q.ui.
.11.
both
whom
thoupiit
:i
was
fine.
'"We
don't
hav;
y;.y
trouble.
'
mont
vs.
tttars;
Kosa
l
ees
vs
Noble
Si
Wiek.
i
.
"Our
aim
is
iiot
tu
tlu
Iraf-fice
but
to
hulil
back
ovcr-eajer
youngsters
lilt
the
road
Ih
clear,"
said,
Prinjiivl
R.
G.
Moore.
"The
patro'
buys
hae
good
control
over
the
tlniilii
.
but
they
tin
rely
biavily
t-i
(!
co-operation
of
inuluiil',
tot..
or
any
other
metal
work.
PHONE
884
MIND
AND
BODY
"Trie-factors
responsible
fof
any
subnormal
growth
in
u
child
can
be
grouped
as
nqtii-tional,
p.4thoii(;icai
and
pwt
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
253
EAST
FIRST
AVENUE
aid
Hei
bie.
"Pi
-a:
iciniy
all
the
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
At'
8:40
a.m.
the
morning
pat-
kids
cross
the
street
at
the
rol,
consisting
of
two
boys,
or
safety
zone
and
don't
give
any
NOW
AVAILABLE
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTKRING
Phone
BLUE
818
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
Prince
RupcYt,
B.C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
Home
Away
From
Home
0
Rooms.
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
Phone
Ml
4
P.O.
Box
1M
two
girls,
takes
lis
place
on
each
trouble.'
side
of
the
street
at
the
safety
"So
far,
we
haven't
had
tc
j
?one.
They
remain
on
duty
unUl
report
anybody,'
'said
Milford.'
just
after
9
o'clock
by
which
"Some
of
them
have
had
to
be
iwpn
iii
iUfWi;"
i!
r
;
It
I
Mrllriile
St.
U:
DELIVER
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
DRY
KINDLING
WOOD
in
sat
K.s
FIR
AND
CEDAR
50c
Sack
Delivered
PHONE
B
&
W
TRANSFER
Green
186
A.
P.
GARDNER
&
CO.
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANTS
j
lime
the
last
of
the
youngsters
warned,
but
they
all
act
O.K.
has
passed
in.
The
same
pair
when
you
tluvatcn
to
turn,
their,
.are
out
again
at
11:55
until
12:10
in.
The
cars
all
slow
down
when
,
when
the
children
leave
for
their
we
are
out,
too
noon
lunch.
$
DOMESTIC
HfSUAPfJ
Accidental
iniuries
occur
in
Ajncrican
homes
at
the
rate
of
one
every
six
and
a
half
Cate
.
.
for
Tasty
Meal
Chow
Mein
475
Howe
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer,
Soda,
Perfex
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
!)
Suey
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
I
Two
different
patrol
boys
come
on
in
the
afternoon.
The
work
is
divided
so
that
no
particular
'
group
is
overloaded.
The
second
group
stands
by
from
12:40
until
1:15
when
school
goes
In
again
i
and
again
between
3
o'clock
and
i
3:30
when
thu
building
clears
for
;
the
day.
UNIFORM
NOW
KNOWN
The
uniform
is
becoming
well
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
Agents
for
SIMPLEX
GAS
and
CUMMINS
PIESEL
ENGINES
Sales,
Service
and
Parts
Boat
Owners
and
users
of
In
dgstrial
Engines
are
invited
to
our
showroom
to
view
our
various
engines
and
talk
over
equipment
problems.
P'i
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
mmmm
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
ROOM
10,
STONE
BUILDING
CONShU
.YiTIVE
SENATOR
Senator
Iva
C.
Fallis
of
Pet-erbopni'-h
is
the
only
Progressive
Conservative,
woman
senator
in
the
UprxT
Chamber.
She
was
summoned
to
the
Senate
in
1135.
tiT
Photoi
known
to
city
motorists
now.
The
white
visored
cap
and
white
Sam
Browne
belt
stand
out
whether
the
day
is
bright
or
dark
and
the
bright
yellow
signal
sign,
marked
with
a
bold
"stop"
cannot
be
missed.
In
wet
weather,
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and
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!
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Public
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etc
Income
Tat
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
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BLUE
WW
P.O.
Box
1184
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it.
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thousands
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v
to
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ought
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up
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655
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steamers
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MONDAY,
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THURSDAY,
FEB.
21
MONDAY,
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formal
ion
and
reservations
contact
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SUITE
5,
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Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
Floor
Sanding
A
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56
1
P.O.
BOX
721
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