WEEK
OF
PR
a
v
Satisfied
Over
Road
SET
FOR
JANUa
Prince
Hiiprrt
Oafl?
Jrtos
Wednesday
December
8,
1S4S
CIVIL
CASES
STOOD
OVER
"luce
Rupert',
,
'
Prayer,
wu,
'
m
week
of
k
ciation
decide,i.
...
ul
1
At
kifieiwruttnt
nM!t
o'tufsp'4'
oord
to
the
upouliiltnf
r.f
frtnr
Ruprrt
CI
U
onnunumiln
rompr'mg
northern
nd
central
British
Co)umbl
(Authorised
ks
Second
Class
Mall,
Port
Off
lf
Department,
Ottawa
Published
rm
afternoon
except
8unday
b
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia
UM.
HtiKTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MBMWTr
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
ACDT1
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
,TT
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
nit.
Monday.
The
Throe
cjvil
actions
were
r.tjod
over
until
the
Januj-y
sitting
of,
the
court
anil
thrt
naturalisation
examinations
were
con-'
ducted
by
Juuae
W.
O.
Fulton
Monday
at
Ur;
monthly
trial-!
ministerial
started
plans
for
ihe
LI
lllCftlllg.
Completely
satisfied
with
assurances
he
received
last
week
in
Victoria
from
E.
C.
Carson
in
regard
to
the
Intention
of
the
provincial
public
works
department
to
Improve
anci
maintain
the
Skeena
.River
.
Hii-li-way
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
and
to
reconstruct
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
PorJ
Edward
in
view
of
impending
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
iOc:
Per
Month.
75e:
Per
Year.
8
00.
By
Mail.
Prr
Month.
50c;
Per
gear.
5
00
Under
'hairma
nn.,11
S
'"P
I
President.
Rev.
K
A
iwas
absent
on
a,C0UI
the
meeting
Was
h..
Industrial
development,
Hugo
hom
of
Rrv.
Earl
amj;
Kraupner.
secretary
of
the
Pauls
Lutheran
vh
A
-It
nurch.
Prince
Rupert
Automobile
Asso
i
croup
were
shown
th
elation,
returned
to
the
city
new
church
re.sid
n.',."""1
setting
ses.ion
ct
Co'inty
Court.
The
three
civil
rases
involved
money
claims
4.1.1
are
being
handled
by
thv
law
firm
of
Brown
and
Harvey.
Tt'ey
were:
R.
E.
Turner
versus
Gordon
Jolliffe,
$92.44.
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
versus
l,eon-ard
Mercer,
S581.
Fred
Labelle
versus
Vile
La-maux,
$150.
Examinations
in
connection
with
naturalization
proceeding.?
were
given
to
Melvin
Julian
Het-land,
Adrian
Pieter
Van
Stoll:
and
Lee
How
Guey.
Monday
afteriioou
by
plane
from
j
PiHein
at
the
mw
the
south.
r
,
.
p4ui
BarbiT.
ruj'a
p.
O.
gtenstrom,
cojwultant
'
Prorkter,
Rc-v.
Otors
&
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,'
Major
a.
Vurecnsi
n
C
according
to
Mt.
Kraupner,
has
'Earl
Solland.
1
.
.
I
t
iiilh-T
I
"
'
V
1
rf
also
been
tn
touch
with
Vic-;
Y0t4
SuiljlhQ'
vl
toria
urging
that
the
rebuilding
of
the
road
to
port
Edward
be
commenced
at
the
earliest
posr
bishop
of
Huron,
is
shown
kneel-in.
CONSECRATE
BISHOP
Verv
Rev.
George
N.
Luxtwi.
new
the
Bible
from
Bishop
John
Renison
of
Moo.-once,
in
the
centre
of
the
photo
is
he
receives
acting
Ontario
metropolitan
of
the
Church
of
England
mj
Canada
Itr
one
of
the
final
acts
of
consecration
service.
The
ceremony
was
hell
Tuesday
m
St.
Pauls
CatheriraLjnrlon.
Ont.
.
dm
Km
received
from
the
provincial
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
Even
for
douhi.
)
CASEY
URGES
DIVISION
OF
'PHONE
PROGRAM
INTO
THREE
PROJECTS
price
you
can't
y
anything
better
th?
government
first.
i
At
the
present
time-,
however,
'
council
plans
to
(submit,
a
refer-
j
,'cndum
to
the'
voters
to
deter-1
mine
their
stand
on
borrowing!
lint
$550,000.
Council's
reaction
'
j
to
Alderman
Casey's
proposal
will
determine
the
wording
of
Twenty-Five
Years
j
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,!
provincial
minister
of
public
j
works,
announced
a
$25,000,000-five-year
road
program
at
the
opening
of
the
legislature
at
Vic
-
Borrowing
of
$550,000
at
One
Time
Would
Be
Undue
Financial
Burden,
Alderman
Say
sible
moment
even
bi-toie.
heavy
traffic
starts
to
dveiop
Incidental
to
the
construciio:)
of
the
celane.se
mill
at
Watson
Island.
Mr.
Kraupner
acknowledged
the
CO-OPU'AUtMi
iual
imu
Util
received
from
Hon.
E.
T.
Kcn-ney,
minister
of
lands
and
loi-ests
and
M
L.A.
for
Skeena,
w
lw
has
been
pressing
for
better
attention
for
the
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
highway
ever
since
he
drove
over
It
late
lust
suinmet
and
became
dissatisfied
with
its
condition.
"There
U
no
doubt
the
government
means
business
In
regard
to
our
road,"
Mr.
Krnupaer
said.
mm
Political
Action
DEMOCRACY
only
attains
its
jroal
when
its
citizens
think
more
of
their
duty
than
their
rights.
A
primary
duty
of
'each
and
all
of
us
is
to
form
a
j
u
in
e
n
t
from
the
experience
available
about
evta-Vthing
that
concerns
the
well-being
of
the
state
aiKljW
fellowman.
Thereby
lies
good
citizenship.
Like
some
church-goers
who
hang
up
their
re-li.cion
with
their
Sunday
clothes
to
be
used
only
on
the
Sabbath
too
many
Canadians
unthinkingly
leave
their
citizenship
at
the
polls.
It
is
important,
ot
course,
that
one
should
present
himself
at
the
polling
booth.
But
he
should
demonstrate
interest
in
public
affairs
at
all
times
and
should
participate
actively
in
them.
The
indiscriminate
security
that
neither
asks
foi&ffort
nor
encourages
it
will
depress
the
whole
foundation
of
society.
RANGE
OF
QUALITY
THE
SKEENA
HIGHWAY
has
now
been
called
I
-"everything
one
can
think
of.
The
latest
report
va?'
"Perfect."
'A
few
days
ago
it
was
"Impassible."
The
range
is
very
great
indeed.
The
Prince
Rupert
Automobile
Association
(surely
an
authoritative
source)
in
its
most
recent
reference
to
the
road,
suitably
crowned
it.
And
now,
in
winter
at
least,
excellence,
reaches
its
seijene
zenith.
SOME
GOOD
BOYS
THREE
BOYS,
standing
with
the
Governor-General,
had
their'
photos
taken
recently
in
Ottawa.
They
were
decorated
for
bravery
in
saving
life
or
trying
to.
Our
own
Scxout
Roy
Clifford,
from
Terrace,
was
one.
The
others
live
in
Quebec
and
Ontario.
In
all,
they
represent
a
large
proportion
of
the
whole
of
the
Dominion.
How
does
all
this
stack
up
against
the
peevish
plaints
and
over-emphasis
giii:
"juvenile
delinq-.-enev?"
There
are
still
quite
aTESLpretty
fair
young
fellows
in
Canada.
Quite
a
few!
Alderman
George
Casev
formally
suggested
Mon-
the
referendum
ballot.
(
tonal
Included
in
the
budget-
..!
f
.--,-
nnn
nl,ml,nno
..V,.,!
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
was
provision
...
for
a
road
,
,
from
uav
'
,
lllill
.
lilc
LILY
'
IJIUIUtfU
'.
.
:
,
WiW.VW
.
'
.
,
iciciiliuinr
,
uimir
Prince
George
to
Prince
Ruo-rU
ilitation
program
be
divided
into
three
separate
pro
'
ects
and
that
a
Consulting
telephone
engineer
be
called
A
meeting
of
the
directors
of
i
tQ
()uUine
reconstruction.
the
Prince
Rupert
Housing
Co.,
..
,
.
,
,
r,
tt.ii
n
a
notlce
of
motion
presented
at
the
City
Hah.
Ltd.
proposed
proposed
that
that
the
the
opera-!
opera-!
Commodore
C;
"
'
thai!
tions
of
the
company
be
wound
;
Alderman
Casey
proposed
Classified
Ads
Bring
Results
Y
up
and
that
the
shareholders
be
i
plans
for
the
single
$550,000
by-
Because
the
"telephone
prob-paid
off.
The
company
was
la'
be
scrapped
and
that
it
b'iem
is
of
a
technical
nature,"
h';
formed
to
build
homes
during
a
replaced
by
"three
separate!
urged
that
the
city
obtain
ttr
post-war
housing
crisis.
j
money
bylaws
of
$183,000
each,
!
services
of
Ernest
Love
"in
tho
Ft
11
J
.
.
.
.
-
l
(lJHV
ll
J
ji
a
l.uiiiiijuii
w
.
i.
approved
by
the
ratepayers
fromJP.r
to
examine,
and.
If
the
icKa
'
A
new
road
from
Hyder
to
Stewart
was
opened.
District
Road
Engineer
R.
M.
Taylor
said.
Cost
of
the
road
was
$25,000.
Prince
Rupert
R.
Mi
Ote,
Vancouver;
H.
Husband.
Stewart;
J.
Nell,
Alice
Ami:
II.
W.
Clark.
Vancouver
J.
A.
Shiuighnessy,
New
Westr
n'inster;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pelikown,
Poet
EsFir.p.tpn;
P.
Johansen,
Vancouver;
L.
F.
Bayzand,
F-d-monton;
fir.
and
Mrs.
Rack-let,
Vancouver:
R
Cummins.
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
F.
Martin.
Alice
Arm:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Du-ple'si.
Osland;
T.
C.
Sheer,
Terrace:
Mrs.
J.
Vanderllp.
Ter-rare:
D.
J.
McEen.
Telk'wa
Mr
and
Mrs.
J.
Chapman
FhiiwaUans
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Heath
Alice
Arm;
Mr.
and
'
Mrs.
K.
v
time
to
time
in
reiauon
10
U)Pjis
found
feasible,
to
outline
a
progress
made
in
reconstruction
,
Pian
for
and
direct
the
course
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
U
Hughei,
D.C
rh.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Thone
BLUE
443
for
Appointment
imi'RH
10:30
m.
to
12:30
pin.
unit
.
a
to
t
p
m.
Monday
and
Friday.
7
:3f
p
m.
1m
tbMH!
tinublp
tn
-me
durinK
tlx
dajr
Rl-XEPTIONIST
In
mtuu
nnr
fTrrnoon.
of
the
telephone
system."
The
notice
of
motion
v.Ul
be
of
reconstruction.
Mr.
Love
is
the
engineer
whj
COMPLETELT
KEVOVAl
Thirty-Five
Years
City
council
planned
to
sub-
considered
by
council
at
its
supervised
installation
of
thn
final
nrp-elert
inn
meeting
npxt
nresent
teleohone
system
nianv
"Better
.Than
Ever
Best
Food
and
Service
lr.
mit
a
bylaw
to
the
electorate
on
I
Monday
night
years
ag0
Phone
11
for
Smd-out
Orl
the
question
of
giving
a
fran
As
his
reason
for
requesting
j
Alderman
Casey's
proposal
j.
M'.itiM
"Ihin
HfMl"
ncfPsrv
Third
Ave.
David
Chow
chise
to
the
Prince
Rupert'
Hydro-Electric
Co.
to
supply'
j
envision
oi
me
leiepnone
mi-
.......
ancine
nroursm
Atrisrman
Cr.spv
telephone
expenditures
over
an
light
and
power
to
the
city.
nerritt.
Edmonton;
L.
R.
Smith.l
i
F'lm.intnn-
Mrs
Tt.
Main.
Sunn
I
stated:
"A
number
of
other
unstated
period
of
years,
wlvv.-
Ten
new
members
were
elected
financial
problems
are
pressing
iiS
tne
current
proposal,
alreudv
PutstandinK
Hecorl
Iside;
R.
E.
Valpy.
Inverness;
Mr
and
Mrs.
N.
Casler,
Sniithi
rs.
ARTISTIC
INIUVIDUALITY
.
By
LONDON
Featuring
the
Royal
Society
'650
voices"
unri
j2Zi3ocld'e,
reporting
for
thej
highway
committee
at
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'Chamber
of
Commerce,
staled
that
a
complete
state-
to
the
Board
of
Trade
at
the,
for
solution
a
new
school
build-1
approved
by
the
city
coun
j
first,
meeting
held
in
the
new
i
ing,
equipment,
Rushbrook
1
-would
authorize
the
.
borrowing
;
publicity
bureau
building.
!
Heights
road
system.
Section
1
through
serial
bonds
of
the
fu
I
'
,
sewer
system
arid
other
necessi-'
amount
all
in
a
single
bylaw.
,
!
Sons
of
England
Lodge
elected'
4
(1
..
,
...
...
,
,.
i
,
'
u?s
which
will
obligate
the
city,
Whichever
proposal
is
finall
I
a
4tew
slate
of
officers.
Presi-1
.
,
.
,.
.
..
i
,
.
.
'
L.
.
...
..
j
beyond
the.
resources
of
its
rev-
approved
by
council,
no
bylaw
I
dent,
T.
W.
Silversides;
Past
..
j
.
,
.
direction
of
Sir
Malcoln
Mrs.
A.
K
NeLson.
Terrace;
E.
H
Tlav.
Vancouver.
-
"
B
V.
Webster,
Vancouver;
W..
Johnson,
Osland;
Oilb-rt
Jones.
Bremerlon,
Wash.;
J.
S.
John-yon
O-sland:.
J.
A.
Jrnin.
gent.
rr.tyit
oh
highway
matters
was
MONTREAL
(P
"The
artist.
Is
nn
individual
and
always
will
be."
Sir
Osbert
Sitwell.
British
poet,
critic
and
novelist
said
here
during
an
Interview.
''The
tendency
in
today's
world
'for
us
to
be
made
into
ants;
the
r.
I
tempt
to
have
everything
Mandardized"
is
not
congenial
to
the
production
of
good
art,
he
said.
bej;g
prepared
by
the
committee
and
would
be
ready
for
presen
,
leuue.
on
me
leiepnone
urouiein
w;ii
.
,
,
.
...
.
President.
A.
H.
Silversides;'
,
,
..
,
'
.
.........
.
iiic
iiuuL'eoi
oi
muuon
is
a
ue
suomiiLeu
ui
ine
formal
presentation
of
ideas
ex-!
at
the
December
16
election,
be-
tation
at
the
next
meeting.
Re-i
Vice
-
President,
Frank
Salter;
Secretary,
H.
W.
Birch.
Treasurer,
C.
T.
Heward.
pressed
by
Alderman
Casey
In
h
cause
at
present
the
city
lacks
letter
published
in
the
Daily
I
authority
to
submit
such
a
by-
ceiit
correspondence
on
highway
ijajters
was
referred
to
the
comittee.
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
Advertising
Brings
Results!
Children's
Retords
.
Nursery
Rhymes
on
unbreakable
vinylite,
from
4c
up.
Favorite
Walt
Disney
Characters
,
Bugs
Bunny,
Elmer
Fudd,
Donald
Duck,
and
many,
others
".
.
.
.
exclusively
on
Capitol
records.
SPECIAL
Walt
Disney's
''IJtUa
Toot"
from
the
pic
"Melody
Time"
(unbreakable).
'
"Hark!,
The
Herald
Ami
'Go)d
King
Wence.slas"
"Silent
Night.
Holy
Nisjht
JIST
ARRIVKD!
ScritURh
Records,
feali
Jimmy
Shands-Arcordiu.
Folk,
Dance
Bands,
auards,".
Pipes
and
Drum
News
last
week
I
law.
Approval
will
have
to
b:
TWO
FIRE
CALLS
DURING
NIGHT
City
fire
department
answered
t
t
FLOOR
COVERING
Just
received
a
large
shipment
of
excellent
patterns
in
lino
Popular
NumlxTS
by
Voor
Favorites
y
frankie
Latnr
'
,
,
.
Nellie
Lutituf
Tliat
Aint
Righf
'
,
V
;
"Hurry
On
Down"
two
fire
calk
this
morning
neither
of
which
resulted
irv
damage.
A
fire
in
the
furnace
room
of
the
Brooksbank
building
burned
the
foundation
of
the
furnace
after
heat
had
caused
the
planking
to
ignite
through
a
layer
of
cement.
A
i
drAf
GIVE
THE
.
"Confess'n''
'
.
'He's
ft
Real
Gone
Gu
-Alfitnder's
Ragtime
B.
Margaret
Whilins
.
"A
Tree
In
the
Meadow"
Singing
the
Blues-Ail'
of
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