Prince
fttwert
Daflp
J3ctoi
Monday,
September
19,
1949.
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
...
and
Reminisces
4a
IndepeniieOt
SU
newtyiper
aeretea
o
M
upbuilding
of
TWO
Rupert
ud
ail
temniuitlF)
comprising
northern
and
central
Britten
Columbia.
(Authorised
u
second
Cleja
Mail,
Port
Offls
Department.
Ottawa,)
Publisnea
erry
atterrjcua
eicept
Sunday
by
frtoce
Bupert
Daily
New
Ltd..
Srd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
Brttien
Columbia,
O.
A.
BTWTER.
MarMurtnc
Editor
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
aPBSCfUPTION
RATES
'Svt
(Atj
Carrier,
Per
Week
30c:
Per
Month.
75e:
Per
Tear.
S.OO.
S;
iSj"!!-By
-
Mall,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Tear,
5
00
it
!N
Lor
MAN'S
VISION
OFTEN
DISTORTED
Speaking
on
the
question.
"What
went
ye
out
for
to
see'"
Re?.
Lawrence
Sieber
at
the
First
United
Church
yesterday
forenoon
said
that
people
generally
saw
what
they
wanted
to
see.
Life
holds
up
a
mirror
to
the
individual
but
the
UvdiTitlual
does
not
look
at
the
reflection
honestly.
He
makes
excuses
fo.-
It
is
estimated
that
Canada's
the
boom
lasted
nearly
fiiiy
wheat
crop
this
yar
will
be
about
years,
twenty
million
bushels
less
than
I
Devaluation
fur
Re.-vj.
;
I
r
tJl"A
.
'
.
-
vx
,
.
"
?
y
i'
WfV
EVALUATION
of
the
pound
sterling
did
not
D
i
come
as
a
surprise,
but
what
was
received
with
what
It
was
a
year
ago
This
will
The
romantic
north
coast
of
be
a
matter
of
profound
Iridif-
British
Columbia
Is
where
men
ference,
so
far
as
the
grain
ete-
go
to
when,
they
feel
the
neces-j
vator,
situated
at
Prince
Rupert,
(slty
at
forgetting
the
ptt,
at-!
Is
directly,
or
indirectly
concern-
cording
to
a
Toronto
periodical.!
ed.
fit
U
the
land
that
beckons,1
"
when
cirrumstai.ces
arouse
the
The
R.C.M.P.
not
always
ap-'need
of
finding
seclusion
and
pear
in
scarlet
tunic
and
broad
silence.
It
is
their
place
-jt
its-
,
(
brimmed
hat.
Sometimes
they
Urenient
when
they
crave,
if
not
appear
ft
n
d
act,
differently.
'
isolation,
a
privacy
riot
easily
There
are
occasions
when
at
atl
(
broken.
The
story,
largely
a
costs
drugs
must
be
bought
to
flight
of
fancy
has
nevertheless:
f
nliufv
thflt.
mercilesM
CttlVillff.
mi
clf.mt.nt
if
truth
hut
It
i,T.,,....J
From
whom?
Here's
where
evl-1
the
coastal
region
of
the
Pu-dence
that
cannot
be
shaken
elf
1c
province,
iww
coming
into
comes
in.
Getting
convictions
grealtr
prouilnetH'e,
in
a
some-and'
seizing
narcotics
Is
an
ex-1
what
misleading
liiht.
acting
sort
of
business.
Thre
his
own
actions
or
failure
to
act.
Some
look
at
life
as
a
prison
house,
others
took
out
from
life
with
a
vision
of
what
can
be
done.
Yet
the
world
Itself
is
not
divided.
Nature
is
the
same
for
all.
Estrangements
and
differences
are
man-made.
Co-operatiott
will
bring
us
to
the
open
door"
whose
possibilities
are
innumerable.
We
must
abolish
fences
and
learn
to
live
together.
At
the
evening
service
Mr.
Sieber
emphasied
the
fact
that
mankind
is
a
problem.
That
means
that
V
oitraclvt?-
are
responsible.
We
often
see
that
there
is
a
problem
but
instead
of
working
for
the
solution
wt
aggravate
the
problem.
There
are
problems
of
traffic
accidents
and
we
blame
the
other
person.
There
are
problems
in
our
city
and
we
blame
others.
It
is
not
good
enough
ENTERPRISING
NEWSPAPERMEN
Two
Vancouver
newspapermen,
posing
as
spooners
in
a
parked
car
in
Vancouver's
Stanh-y
Park,
captured
and
subdued
a
man
believed
to
be
one
of
the
marauder
of
"Lovers'
Lane.-
following
a
wave
of
assaults
and
robberies
in
the
park.
Reporter
Don
McClean.
)ett,
disguised
Kenneth
Clark,
a
laborer
who
was
as
a
woman,
holds
John
..
.i.t.
w,u
itv.rr!rhpr
Rav
Munro.
who
enacted
Is
a
lot
to
know.
That
$80,000
raid
In
Montreal
the
other
day.
U
a
ca.e
In
point
Daylight
saving
for
1949
will
To
Investigate
Alaf.ka
Natives
WASHINGTON
P
A
seven-man
team
leaves
here
next
Friday
to
study
coiuiitkms
among
the
natives
from
the
Aleutians
!
end
in
about
another
week.
It
Is
(C.
P.
Photo
the
role
of
boy
frieiwl,
snaps
the
picture.
too
much
to
expect
that
this
forth
rieht
Intrusion
Into
oeoDte'S
to
th
B'rinR
8lrail
'r.
Dreferenceo-thto
fad
of
fads-
BOY
HURT
IN
I
FALL
FROM
TREE
will
not
be
back
In
1950.
In
all
lh
Intrl"r
Department
an-
JUNEAU
BOAT
TOWED
HERE
nouncea
loaay
t
Young
Robert
Cameron,
son
likelihood.
It
wUl.
There
happens
,
j
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bert
Cameron.1
to
stul
a
ery
determined
and
.
1
1070,
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
suf-!
0ca,
minorlvy.
bent
on
haring
boat
cut
under
the
fered
a
severe
s
own
way
was
',
armpit
yesterday
when
he
fell
,
,
Ut
Iibub,
J
to
say
that
"Prince
Rupert
is
it
Pay
iu
Advertise!
i
.
1
W51
halibut
Juneau,
5-
foot
Cape,
of
as
good
as
some
other
city."
Itj
The
should
be
as
good
as
the
citizens
Ocean
111011
.HIIT
u
i,-
u
or,a
that
Huncnrtc
1
.
.
,
r
i.
o
i..
fpnm
a
tree
in
which
M
was
boy.
I
-r-WTri
.
1
M
on
how
good
they
wish
to
make;morning
(or
engine
r6patrs
,tw;
-
h
h"
winners
I
a
ion.
rr
vm
mi
j
v
ii
i
'
she
had
been
adrift
for
several
ired
to
close
the
wound
test,
passed
through
Umi
Ft-
There
ar
m
folks
whose
life
and
,
'.
Tw..
features
of
tiv
tlV
entrance
nlK,
vouns
Robert
is
restlns
in
actions
are
part
of
the
solution.
'
,
had
Impressed
Aem
-
k.ntfwew
miles
General
H,nl,ai
Hospital
mh,,
today.
astonishment
was
the
length
to
which
it
went.
A
thirty
percent
further
reduction
means
that
today
the
pound
sterling
is
$2.80.
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
British
Chancellor,
made
the
announcement
Sunday,
and
what
he
said
made
a
profound
impression.
It
is
not
so
long
ago
that
Mr.
Cripps
told
parliament
the
Labor
Government
had
not
the
slightest
intention
of
devaluing
the
pound.
However,
it
was
after
this,
that
rumors
became
current
of
the
possibility
of
a
changed
policy,
particularly
after
the
heads
of
the
International
Monetary
Fund
and
the
World
Bank
commenced
urging
such
a
course
on
"
the.
dollar
shortage
countries.
In
the
British
Isles,
the
effect
on
Labor,
and
fox-that'
matter,
the
general
run
of
wage-earners
and
public
generally,
cann
but
be
immediately
felt.
It
is
a
situation
that,
so
far
as
this
generation
is
concerned,"1
never
been
faced
before.
It
is
true
that
in
certain
respects,
the
record
of
the
Attlee
Government
has
been
good,
but
it
is
equally
true
that
despite
what
has
been
accomplished,
the
drain
on
national
reserves
had
not
been
overtaken.
This
was
a
position
of
affairs
that
had
to
be
corrected,
if
true
headway
and
the
final
achievement
of
seeing
the
coudtry
on
a
sound
and
progressive
footing
were
to
be
reached.
It
had
come
tothe
point
where
more
dollars
were
to
be
earned,
or
fewer
dollars
spent.
Today,
in
various
countries,
stock
exchanges
are.
closed,
these
including
the
United
States,
Canada,
Ireland,
France,
Sweden,
Denmark,
India
and
Australia,
but
this
suspension
will
be
of
brief
duration.
The
momentous
step
that
has
been
taken,
so
far
as
can
be
judged
at
the
present
time,
is
regarded
by
the
British
government
with
satisfaction,
but
there
will
have
to
be
national
co-operation,
unity
and
the
will,
once
the
start
has
been
made,
to
carry
on
until
real
stability
is
in
sight.
It
is
rather
early
to
consider
what
effect,
if
any,
the
devaluation
of
pound
sterling
will
have
on
the
Canadian
dollar,
although
an
announcement
can
be
expected
from
the
Department
of
Finance
at
tawa.
Great'
Britain
needs
what
Canada
has
to
sell.
Wheat,
bacon,
eggs
are
but
a
few
of
the
standard
commodities
required
overeas.
Canadian
currency,
of
course,
is
only
a
small
part
of
the
vast
total
of
currencies
throughout
the
world,
which
are
certain
to
feel
a
reaction
as
the
natural
result
of
so
drastic
a
change
in
pound
valuation.
There
are
many
.who
are
part
of;
the
problem.
There
is
a
need
for
'
south
of
here.
'
of
people
and
British
Co
uir.bis
I
Mr
and
Mrs
Mae
Ford
of
scenery.
That's
publicity
of
the
church
in
every
community
Thg
0cem
Cape
packing
Guernewood
Park,
California
are
value
Leave
it
to
the
boys
to
and
a
rare
opportunity
for
every
i
soattte.
visitors
t
the
city,
guests
of
describe
each.
UUUV1UUU1
LU
IIU
L
III
Government
Aatnt
and
Mrs.
sent
sent
out
out
a
a
call
can
for
ior
help
neip
Satur
making
the
church
a
powerhouse;
aauir-
.
M
ror,
u
The
St.
John,
N
B.
Drydock
tor
the
work
of
God.
day
night
after
her
engine
broke
brother
of
Mrs.
Forbes
They
Ltd.,
which
landed
the
hi;?
re-
In
the
morning
service
the
oown.
,
;
j
arrived
in
the
city
Sunday
eve-
d
necessary
when
V1
The
can
was
answered
by
Ar-
''""
w-"'
I
the
aircraft
canter
Meu'iilfK-e.-.t
wok
p.ace.
me
junior
cno1r;
mour
Salvage
c
a
whl
ch
sent
out
&
Real
evening
service
the
senior
choir
;
lhf
help,psg
nw
The
Cape
carrJed
R
crew
ran
on
a
Nova
8cotln
re?f.
has
also
been
awarded
a
contract
to
conxtruct
a
mine
sweeper.
Mur.t
make
bluenoses
tlilnk
of
the
woiKlen
shipbuilding
dayj
v.lu-n
leuMwauiguiB.
neur,
.
i-.u,.,.Wataon
Roc.
2
aud
of
six.
She
probably
will
be
here
was
organist.
!
docked
here
with
It
In
tow
at
7
for
several
days
for
repairs.
!
NAWOAM.K.
WUKK
FKOTKCTKIN
j
AIT
R.S.C.
111-!;
i'll;iilrr
1
SHILt,
OtL
COMPANY
OF
BRITISH
'
COLUMBIA
LIMITED
Hereby
giver
notice
that
It
has.
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act.
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Public
Work,
at
Ottawa.
vivniii
Pric
MML
Don't
Pleasant
surprises
are
clue
for
?
?
?
MEN'S
SPORT
!
and
In
the
olice
of
the
District
Registrar
of
th
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
a
description
of
the
site
and
the
plans
ot
a
mariDewsvrvlct
float
and
float
approach
proposed
to
be
constructed
and
moored
over
a
portion
of
lot
"A"
of
Waterfront
Block.
"E."
Map
1161.
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
AND.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
after
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
of
Vliia
notice
the
Shell
Oil
Company
of
British
Columbia
Limited
will
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
at
hu
offtc
In
the
city
of
Ottawa,
for
approval
of
the
said
site
and
plans.
DATED
this
Ith
day
of
September.
19
SHELL
OIL
COMPANY
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LIMITED.
H.
L.
HlnchcUff.
Ant.
(H)
3.
Farmers.
elrrirhal
prr
htlA
wr
raral
arrat
to
do
nany
lutrd
jb,
niaL
hum
life
mure
cviufuruMe
aud
Now
-
''
MEN'S
WORK
SBlt
"
Vow
mex'S
wohk
rvi
Now
1
MEN'S
DRESS
M"
awtortmfnt,
1
Sow
..r.
c
ITI.HOOI
Lillian
Franklin
Is
Honored
a
dainty
lunch
to
the
18
friends
who
gathered
for
the
occasion
Miss
Franklin
left
the
city
yesterday
for
Vancouver
and
will
leave
for
Australia
Tuesday.
4.
Motorists
-
lo
find
driving
tmMitiVr
and
inift-r
on
the
,
fine
nr
mad
and
tiialiMuv
ihut
,
lile
inturaiwr
dullnr
ar
hrlpiug
to
build
ihruuKhiMU
nutiun.
1.
School
Boy
and
Girls
hrfau
life
inurunre
tltli;ir.
iiivftfj
'
(or
polkbull-r
in
fovrrnurui
hun.it,
art
krlpiui
!
bailii
mure
prut
tirjllv
ittiinrd,
,U-niliiily
uird
new
irhHili
in
euuimuuiliet
from
cuul
la
eeasl
1
i
FISIIERMtVS
f.W
A
pleasant
evening
was
spent
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Franklin,
Lotbiniere
Street,
...1
'
'
MEN'S
RAINCOATvJ
inursaay
evening
when
they
en-
a
chimney
fire
at
the
home
of
fitting
MEN'S
CABARDW
Full
lined
irv
f'OVERT
CI'
tertained
in
honor
of
their
H.
Rensvald,
102
First
Avenue
daughter,
Lillian,
who
leave?
West
was
attended
by
the
Fire
Vancouver
September
20
for
Department
lasx
Friday
after-Australia,
Mrs.
Jack
Chrlstenson
noon
at
3:45
but
no
damage
was
assisted
the
hostess
in
serving
done
to
the
building.
5.
Everybody!
Ri
Inveftmi-nu
of
life
imnriinre
iltiirt
!
hr)p
build
waHr
tlrmt,
power
pining
kariMiuris
ret
wWstmii
remre
and
oilier
prejerK
ial
1e
rnmnilinilf
welfare.
F.arh
vear.
life
lnnrapje
rempanUt
COATS-Topsii1
SAVOY
HOTEL
W.
L.
WOODS,
Proa
PHONE
37
P.O.
BOX
1397
FRASER
STREET
PRINCE
RUPERT
2.
Workers
in
of
lite
naliou't
vllul
indutriea
uliiib
'
arc
expamiiug
rrouk
of
invented
Ufe
inur:inre
dollara.
,
These
new
plunts
are
rreuling
man;
new
jtb
I
fit
MEN
S
SLEEVEUS
SWEATERS
-
BOYS'
AU-W
cii
riTf
RS-No
i
1
.i
irjtl
in
(jinmlu
wore
than
2't
million
oVIkirt
in
ibeea
siieful
kaw
1
S
life
immraawe
eevrt
a
double
purpe
t
It
provide!
fiuanrial
pritterliun
for
you
and
your
fumilv.
And
it
hrlpt
ireult
a
higher
1anilttrd
of
Robert
A.
Wenner
BOVS'
4U-W001J
1
i
V
living
lit
whi
k
you
sAare
B.A.
boys'
schooi
n
1
i
BOYS'
RAINfOATMj
ROYAU-IVO
A
Helpful
Citizen
in
Your
Community
Thee
aiJ
to
beller
livine
are
founded
on
llie
work
of
tin
hit
ituuranr
reH-ewnbtfive.
It
ia
largely
because
of
hit
rlforli
that
o
ni;ny
people
buy
life
to.orarM
e
and
pay
premi-lunt
-
the
major
purt
of
whi
h
hi
invented
In
vital
prejerti
that
benefit
(Canadians
in
rountlrM
rwnmunitim.
Thue
the
life
uiauranre
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