1
THIS
AND
THAT
Prinrr
ttuprrt
Daflp
r-Jrtos
Weihray,
November
17,
1948
POPPY
FUND
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BOOSTED
MASSETT
IS
NEGLECTED
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Rupert,
Brittah
Columbia.
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A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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Curripr.
P-r
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Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year.
t8
00.
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c.
Per
Tear.
500
rt.jH.m-Dr.lLGUr
Massett.
claiming
to
be
the
most
populous
community
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
feels
it
if
being
neglected
in
the
matter
of
transportation
services
with
Prince
Rupert,
ac-;
cording
to
A.
B.
Anderson,
saw-
mill
operator
there,
who
was
in
the
city
at
the
first
of
the
weeK
'
on
the
Coquitlam
bound
south
;
'or
Vancouver
on
business.
j
Lack
of
freight
steamship
service
is
holding
up
lumber
;
shipments
from
Massett.
Mr.i
Anderson
has
already
stated
j
A
passenger
service,
either
by
j
Of
Concern
to
Us
Thanks
to
a
generous
response
lrom
outside
points,
the
Canadian
Legion
s
Poppy
Fund
has
been.
Increased
by
$131.12
durini?
the
past
few
days
and
it
is
expected
that
the
fund
will
be
further
augmented
wlien
the
remaining
live
points
yet
to
be
heard
from
have
reported.
Miners
at
the
Torbrit
Silver
Mines
at
Alice
Aim
top
the
list
for
outside
points
with
a
handsome
donation
of
$54.85.
Contributions
received
since
last
report
are
as
follows:
Employees
of
Torbrit
Silver
Mines,
Alice
Arm,
$34.85.
Employees
of
Kelly
Logging
Co.,
Bcattie
Anchorage,
$2.00.
Port
Essington
per
Misses
O'.ynyk
and
Kondra
and
Al
Perkins,
$11.60..
Port
'
Clements
per
Andrea
1W
,
m
Pn"
DiscusM,,,,
Members
of
the
panel
win
be:
A.
M.
Hursl,
Moderator
M.
E.
Stuart,
representing
pn,
J.Scott,
representing
the
Be'hoJi
"
001
f4
Bi
A.
P.
CrsfW
,r)AClFIC
Northwest
Trade
Association,
which
I
has
become
a
most
influential
federation
of
R.
O.
Moore,
rwesemLVl'.?12-.
public
development
and
trade
promotion
organi-2ations,
has
been
giving
a
lot
of
attention
at
its
twentieth
confederation
in
Portland
this
week
to
the
subject
of
Alaska
and
the
connection
therewith
bv
railway,
hichwav
and
by
steamship,
all
of
which
ThU
notice
is
published
In
Mpport
0,.v
WEEK
Committee
by'1"
ijteamship
or
aircraft,
whicnv
would
provide
a
stop-over
of
a
;
'
day
or
so
at
Prince
Rupert
so
cRae
Bros,
li
is
of
direct
interest
to
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
that
the
Massett
people
mish.
or,
,.i
A
Rii'th
rnlnmriia
uhirri
Cnmnrise
a
do
business
here,
is
desired.
The
i
tj:
oi
s
j
Stout,
Anna
Grafstrom
and
Ro
people
there,
saying
that
they
;
have
been
assured
by
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
that
the1
'
Canso
operating
from
Prince
,
Rupert
to
Sandspit
would
call'
at
Massett
if
It
could
get
a
mail
j
contract
.think
there
should
be
.
'
no
delay
in
giving
the
conrtact.
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESS1
.
.
And
besides,
tipping
is
un-American."
.
bin
McColl,
$11
00.
Massett
Elementary
School
per
Mis.
Freda
C.
Malloryl
$15.50.
"
Employees
of
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.,
Bella
Bella
(per
O.
Bain-bridgei
$12.00.
Port
Edward
(per-Dave
Houston
i
$9
50.
?.tilr
Bay
Hospital
(per
Miss
Mary
Morton
i
$14.67.
corridor
across
which
these
communications
must
pass.
This
pail
of
the
country,
no
matter
what
routes
are
taken
for
railroad
or
highway,
are
hound
to
come
in
for
much
incidental
development
and
'opening
up.
There
should
be
no
lack
of
cooperation
on
the
part
of
Canada
in
view
of
the
benefit
it
is
to
derive.
The
question
of
connection
s
between
Alaska
and
continental
United
States
is,"
of
course,
one
of
primary
and
vital
importance
to
the
Americans
themselves
but
there
are
ways
in
Which
we
can
co-operate
with
and
facilitate
what
is
undertaken
in
that
regard.
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
Dunlfiplllo
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Education
RE
AIT?
Peraiire,-Beaulj
f
all
its.
t",
2
4
th
Street
j
Bed
8pread3
Cushions,
etc
chlorinlzation
of
water
ai,d
immunization
against
puventable
disease.
Second-Hand
Furniture
By
Mrs.
L.
M.
Leigh
A
Parent
.
The
School
Promotes
National
Health
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
5i1
Already
Massett.
with
a
population
of
some
300
supported
by
the
lumbering,
fishing
and
canning
industries,
has
a
housing
shortage.
More
industries
s
would
be
started
if
there
was
a'
better
transportation
service,
j
Mr.
Anderson
believes.
j
There
was
an
active
season
at
Simpson's
crab
cannery
at
Massett
this
year.
Clams
may
again
be
canned
next
year.
Opening
up
by
T.
A.
Kelly
Logging
Co.
(Powell
Riven
of
a
logging
camp
at
Justkatla
In
HAND
Is
it
Sensible
to
Suffer
Deafness?
Not
only
are
we
:oncerne;i
330
Second
Avenue
'
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
HOME
1th
the
we"
The
part
that
the
schoo.
plays
J'08,1
belng,!
GENERAL
C
noMnnn
hea
til
j"""?..
-
in
promoting
health.
There
too
the
school
,5
k
to
lrt
drafnCTJ
mrd
,
GEORGE
L.
ROniE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Builf""S
and
r;
cannot
be
emphasized
too
strongly.
It
is
there
that
onr
children
spend
the
greater
part
of
their
waking
hours,
under
the
Income
Tax
Returns
ComolW.
R''s,
Chimnn?
let
win
further
add
to
tne
in-
,,,,.
.
tratrl.H
nri
onali-
Besner
Blork
Phone
387
plays
a
mjor
fole
in
Stressing
buiimm
rtret-r?
Irritate
family
and
the
Importance
of
fair
play,
co-
friends?
Make
you
social
mlos.'
operation
through
organized
Modern
thiriking
and
mout-rn
prannc
M5
No
more
th"
'
Mt
"
sport
and
group
play.
.
refue
to
weat
elai-4
hen
evewgrit
It
is
very
ofte.i
the
teacher
poo
Tt;,
;
,he
age
of
Progmi
and
Who
brings
to
our
attention
mill-,
Bmong
the
great
aihitrvemmM
of
ci.
or
defects
In
a
child's
attitude
ente
a
compact.
imonpic(im
hear-towards
his
fellow
Students
and
ing
aid
made
hy
the
maken
of
famous
correction
begins,
as
It
Should,
niih
Radio.
So
many
thousand
havt
f"u"d
a
ma
ing
,h.
i
In
the
early
stages
"
of
a
child's
m-al
aa
aHkn
r
law
una
aw
r
tui
a
PR'
dustrial
activity
of
Massett
In-
fje(J
educators.
In
the
majority-let.
Preparatory
work,
such
as
of
our
our
cnudren
are
the
puting
in
of
roads
for
this
corn-camp,
cherked
periodically
by
is
now
under
way
and
doctors
anA
nurses
and
next
year
it
will
be
in
full
op-
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.ith
th
rrrni.,ion
Black
C87
j,
tat.
PAPER
HANOINO
AND
WOOD
FINISHINO
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colon
J.
P.
M0LLEU
Phone
BLUE
155
PRIMARY
REQUIREMENT
IT
IS
NOTHING
NEW
for
us
in
this
column
to
ad-I
voeate
the
necessity
of
a
landing
field
for
aircraft
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
only
cit
yof
comparable
size
and
strategic
importance
in
Canada
that
goes
on
today
without
such
a
facility.
We,
there-lore,
heartily
subscribe
to
the
latest
drive,
now
being
initiated
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
to
bring
about
that
much
desired
end.
Forty
years
ago
Prince
Rupert
was
isolated
from
the
rest
of
the
world
except
for
steamship
communication.
Then
came
the
railroad
and
we
jrf-
had
another
modus
of
transportation
and
thought
we
were
quite
modern.
War
brought
the
highway
"""""
and
we
can
now
drive
in
and
out
of
the
city
and
be
connected
by
the
rest
of
the
world
with
our
auto-mobiles.
Now
we
have
air
service
but
only
a
branch
Sr'line
with
a
water
craft
shuttle
connection
to
the
v-
modern
land
craft.
As
long
as
we
have
no
flying
field
we
cannot
have
an
up-to-date,
sneedv
and
ef-
of
the
parents,
free
immuniza
i
eration
with
a
crew
of
some
250
men.
life.
FOR
ROCK
and
on
home
for
ten
davs
with
an
ab-
It
is
largely
through
a
sane
lutc
money-hack
guarantee,
iro'jram
Of
education
that
We
order
hy
mail
-no
salesman
will
tall
-haDe
the
destinv
of
our
conn-
on
voo.
Whs-
not
join
theae
thousands
tion
of
several
oi
in
preventable
diseases.
As
a
medium
it
reaches
into
every
home
in
our
country.
It
will
be
seen
that
the
training
and
Instruction
the
child
re-
CAUt
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K
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281
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TrantiT
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NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
try.
politically,
economically
and
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
S.
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
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Box
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M.
J.
s
spiritually.
who
have
returned
to
the
joy
of
hearing:
Write
today
for
full
details
to
Zenith
Radio
Corporation
of
Canada,
Ltd..
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tn,
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Trust
Rldg,
Windsor,
Ontario.
Made
hy
the
makers
of
world
famous
Zenith
Kadioa.
New,
Mr
that
on
the
27th
any
of
Sovcm-
j
uf
benefit
to
celves
ceJves
ls
14
not
nul
onlv
ocuciiw
brr
next,
the
undersigned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
uqu..r
control
;
the
child
but
to
the
community
"Board
for
consent
to
transfer
oi
anfl
nation
at
large.
Insofar
as
All
ff.-i
M
ARC
API
It
Is
through
education
that
the
re:
of
uremise
belne
Dart
oi
i
a
Miilding
knomn
a
Caledonia
!
population
become
conscious
Of
OPTOMi
Hotel,
situate
at
1-Tont
tsireei..
roan
.
I
Suc
Proiects
rn1p(.t,
as
trie
ine
Health
neaun
Es
.mtfton,
British
Columbia.
upon
.
fective,
or
even
a
regular
and
dependable
srvice.
..Apart
from
being
a
requirement
compatible
with
EASEneutinc
the
lands
described
as
Lots
2
mid
League
OI
Canada
ana
wnai
In
lf
3.
Block
1.
Townstte
of
Port
Elnc-;
they
arfe
dolng
and
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their
r,eiirtjqic
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TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
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972
10th
East
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer.
Soda
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottle
PHONE
RED
751
-
I
1
1
Sen
Revistratiou
District.
In
the
Pruv-'
voluntary
anu
nuie-neai
iru
ince
of
Britif
h
Columbia.
from
support
to
National
"
Health
Alfred
HfnrT
Perkins.
License,
to
.
-
,
and
A
VoUnoi
National
tnimimwg
Iramuniza-
jnet
Ros.
Brown,
of
Port
in?-!eek.
un.
Briysh
Columbia,
the
trans-
j
tion
Week.
"'r.'
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Personal
cleanliness,
the
vital
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
BC.!
.
....
.
j
this
27th
day
of
October.
i(M8
'
,
importance
of
nutritious
food,
Janet
ross
brown.
are
stressed,
as
is
the
import-
Appiicant
and
Transferee.!
........
ittt,
u
1280)
ance
of
pasteurized
milk,
the
RlXi
the
gr6wing
importance
of
the
port
and
district,
the
project
has
a
national
defence
angle.
It
is
quite
as
reasonable
to
expect
its
speedy
implementation
as
it
is
to
expect
to
have
such
services
as
wharves,.
bridges,
roads,
floats
and
the
like.
We
have
a
strong
case
for
being
provided
with
a
landing
field
here
and
we
should
not
be
satisfied
"until
it
is
given.
It
is
a
"must"
in
this
day
and
age
of
air
transportation.
aiNUinl
atrisiM
it
aiitimi
-
PO
MOW
tjlAUTT
for
DavnitTi'
Wells
Cartage
Ltd.
Cajmplet
MoWnf
SerTlre
Cretins
Packing
CarUgr
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THE
CASE
OF
CHINA
THE
PICTURE
OF
CHINA
in
the
minds
of
many
lyJ
is
obscured
by
a
fogbank
of
misunderstanding;.
Such
misunderstanding
is
largely
the
result
of
emphasis
upon
effects,
instead
of
upon
causes,
in
viewing
China's
master
problems.
It
is
the
result
,u
Vv,i:'1v''','l
Don't
let
yourself
.
in
for
a
('.isiippfrfntment.
Order
earcii
ntw-have
them
in
time
f
t
'.'hristmas
mailing.
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Rep
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of
an
extraordinary
lack
of
realism
in
most
China
JrDrW
i
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I
with
FLEETWOOD
;
Ay.:.y;.y.;
r
discussions.
I
A
fair-minded
approach
to
the
subject
of
China
-3vould
have,
as
its
take-off,
the
recognition
that
our
'
present
basic
difficulties
are
preciselv
the
same
as
those
which
face
Greece,
Italy,
Korea,
Burma
and
;
-all
other
countries
which
are
threatened
by
Com-i
jmunist
aggression.
The
choice
in
China
is
not
a
,
-.choice
between
"liberalism"
and
"reaction",
as
so
!
t
superficial
writers
like
-".many
to
suggest.
It
is
a
!
w
choice
between
a
democratic
regime,
with
all
its
ad-I
mitted
imperfections,
and
totalitarian
Communism.
!
..J.fe
a
choice
which
permits
fact-minded
Chinese
no
middle
ground
of
compromise.
t
,
At
this
crisis
in
its
national
life,
China
faces
;
...
momentous
decisions.
It
is
passing
through
an
ex-:
tremely
difficult
period.
It
is
a
time
when
enoour-;
agement
and
understanding
can
do
much
to
heart
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An
Electric
Hot
Water
Heater
The
answer
to
your
"hot
water
in
hot
weather"
problem
The
bath
works
overtime
in
sticky
humid
weather
...
as
well
as
the
laundry
tubs!
Plenty
of
hot
water,
at
the
turn
of
a
tap,
saves
frazzled
nerves
and
tempers.
An
automatic
electric
hot
water
heater
will
provide
just
that.
Just
imagine
one;
in
your
home
...
then
put
'
in
your
order!
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DRUGS
en
us
enorts.
ihe
Chinese
indeed
have
their
backs
;
-to
the
wall
in
the
struggle
to
defeat
the
anti-social
I
...
.
forces
in
their
midst,
foremost
of
which
is
organized
Communism.
China's
victory
in
this
hour
,
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b
a
victory
for
the
democratic
world.
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HOUSING
SITUATION
EVEN
WITH
OPERATION
of
the
cellulose
plant
j
at
Port
Edward
not
immediately,
near,
the
housing
situation
in
Prince
Rupert
grows
;
-..gradually
more
stringent.
Sales
of
late
have
leen
I
niore
quickly
transacted
and,
generally
speaking,
a
more
lively
interest
is
shown
in
dwellings.
There
I
is
little
doubt
that,
were
cost
of
material
and
labor
;
on
a
less
difficult
basis,
many
today
would
be
pro-;
viding
themselves
with.
homes.
Before
long
there,
:
no
doubt,
will
be
a
real
shortage.
MORE
AND
BETTER
FOG
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T
IS
ALWAYS
A
PLEASURE
to
give
credit
where
;
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credit
is
due
and,
in
fairness,
it
must
be
said
that
;
,
,
Vancouver's
fog
is
easily
superior
to
anvthing
;
"
of
a
like
nature
ever
experienced
in
the
north.
In
;
qualities
such
as
thickness,
suddenness
of
attack,
;
;cope
and
length
of
stay,
the
southern
city
has
no
;
'
rival.
For
Prince
Rupert
to
hope
to
offer
serious
competition
is
a
hopeless
aspiration.
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