lrinrc
Ruprrt
Dailp
Hctos
Wednesday,
February
23.
1949
PREMIER
WOULD
I
-EARN
TO
DANCE
'
N1AGAP.A
FALLS
-
PiCiii!or'T.':
S.
St.
Laurent,
at
67
years
of
;
atu
feels
the
tim
has
come
for
r
!-
8
FE
?OP
TPTION
RATES
fit?
Cairw
ppr
Wppk
X
91
sinnth
75c
Ppr
Tear
t8
00
By
Uaii.
Per
lionth.
50c.
ppr
Tear.
15
00
,
f
.
him
to
learn
how
to
dance.
He,
"-.
i;
TV'
...It.
yaid
her
that
he
is
thinking
of
taking
lessons.
The
social
Junctions
which
accompany
his
new-office
call
for
some
ability
to
shine
on
the
ballroom
floor.
He
says
he
will
try.
i
4
i
-
U.S.
Vessels
In
Canadian
Waters
j
'
"
OTTAWA
-
George
Nowlaml.
newly
elected
Progre.vsive-Con-:
servative
member
for
Diiby-
:
Annapolis-Kings
has
asked
tla
government
to
keep
United
States
fishing
trawlers
out
of
Canada's
niarUme
waters.
He-declared
the
American
trawlers
fish
within
three
miles
of
the
Canadian
coastline
while
trawlers
from
Canada
cannot
fish
i
within
12
miles
of
American
ti
p.
;
ritory.
DRASTIC
MEASURE
ACCRA,
Gold
Coast,
dh-
Dos-
troying
trees
affected
by
th
swollen
shoot
disease,
is
the
onlv
way
of
saving
the
Gold
Coast
cocoa
industry.
Three
scientists.
Including
Dr.
C.
Berkeley
of
Canada,
have
recommended
tlestrctkn
of
50.0rn).OW)
out
ol
400,000,000
trees.
V
DOCTOR
ADVISES
USE
Of
WHISKEY
j
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Ot.
;
Dr.
J.
F.
dimby,
public
health
!
;rffk-er,
is
a
firm
believer
In
the
medical
efficiency
of
whwkey.
'
Me
hs
not,
however,
unanimrni
mippttrt.
'
If
a
persfn
feels
a
cold
eom-in
on
he
should
go
to
bed
and
take
two
teaspoonfsis
of
whis
?
'
1
1
't
urn-
-
,
i
f
'
,
s
.
t
key,
brandy,
mm
every
honrj
i
on
the
hour
said
Dr.
Oimby.
'
Drugs
should
be
taken
only
in
i
the
event
of
complications.
WHERE
DECISIONS
GIVEN
Akhoueh
the
Supreme
Court
of
Can(ia
is
housed
m
a
million-dollar
structure
in
Ottawa,
the
room
where
the
judges
sit
to
hear
cases
and
grive
decisions
is
small.'
This
photo
taken
just
outside
the
main
doorway
shows
the
Interior
of
th
room.
Since
arguments
before
the
court
attract
little
public
attention
trre
te
only
room
for
30
spectatS
Up
front
seats
are
provided
for
18
lawyers,
eight
on
each
skle.
Chief
Justke
ThibiKieau
Rinfret
occupies
the
centre
chair
beneath
the
coat
of
arms
when
the
eourt
is
in
session.
n
C.
P.
Phosoi
The
liquor
vendor's
store
here
has
abtmt
run
out
of
stoek.
eSOIJJEER
WINS
MEDAL
STOCKHOLM,
f
Dr.
Tred-
rik
Ljungstrom,
noted
6edW
i
ris
Mason
Ramsav.
T.
J.
Jim-
y
y
.
lieson,
R,
J.
D.
Smith
and
Bot
i
engineer
and
inventor,
has
hftV
Nf-lf
f
.
0,
Parent
.
"u.m.r.,
,aM,lin
w"e.
Prrtra
-
--Dffn
awafded
awaraea
the
tne
James
James
Watt
wait
-
Teacher
fn
the
Prinee
Ha-j
m,mbfrsriip
Meda,
of
th
Mechanical
En-
Council
at
its
!
nert
Board
of
Trade
DEAF?
-Here's
Good
lleml
1
Uwmli
ere
nmtmn
ih
m
mnt
h.
iiww
M
ftftrttnc
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fhi
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m
mtrt
wrrhnm
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"kffrK."
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of
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mt
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tmt
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fcew
pt
hmst
harivrf
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mIh-t
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of
qwrt
pnwer.
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tin
rha
rrrrmn
M
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Airiei
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lomcil
Tim
w.
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mm
wlfifli
rrtubrrt
til
,be
rmth
Rml.o
fnn
of
mevrrfc
md
frr)'rfi,p
m
rai,.
mici
etc
hmvrty.
Anvnee
o
ihi
to
try
thit
minn
hrnttn
aid
ran
do
to
tor
10
rfr-at
hrtmt.
at
wnfk.
invwhfrt-on
a
ifc-nr
R-t.
tet
ot
tit
.Notiiiin
(moocT-lHmi
0cr."
If
TOM
wjnt
to
dvhthf
family
and
Uivn.it
ho
Wiiiyoo
to
(war
ami
fnmt
r
nn
thrm.
iit
ornn
a
prmtard
to
th
,-ai.h
Rrf,(.orr'ramn
of
(
anad.i.
Ltd..
Dpt.
(
iwla
Trim
ht(t..
imtor.
)n.
arm.
fnr
ff.
ftrt
mformmion
arnut
th-ir
f-f
Krwtt
m
far
Nrnhina
Oflrr.
M.ul
r
t
mtken
of
world-famous
cnnh
ftjin.
r
ml
,rm,xot
tm
ttrrrt
imln
bf
tnil
Porf.o
Coipoifl;.j.i
ot
rinaLa,
Lit.
PltOMrT
)
rm?
i,,
PHONF
H
'
By
ami
c,
gineers
in
London.
He
is
the
Railway
Situation
ALTHOUGH
it
is
going
to
cause
a
lot
of
inconvenience
and
delay
to
say
nothing
of
unfavorable
publicity,
the
temporary
embargo
imposed
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
acceptance
of
business
for
delivery
over
the
line
in
the
snow
area
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
is
probably
justified.
Anyone
who
ha?
travelled
the
line
by
daylight
recently
and
has
observed
the
menacing
snow
conditions
knows
there
is
danger.
Particularly
now
that
the
weather
is
softening,
there
are
such
grim
possibilities
even
of
a
train
becoming
engulfed
or
caught
between
obstructions
with
difficulty
of
re-
lief
access
from
either
end.
In
short
an
emergency"
has
arisen.
In
the
meantime,
we
know
that
the
local
officials
of
the
line
at
least
are
anxious
to
get
traffic
moving
normally
as
soon
as
it
is
humanly
possible.
The
line
will,
doubtless,
be
reopened
just
as
soon
as
it
is
fit
and
safe
to
do
so.
The
railway
company
has
been
having
some
trying
times
with
its
Priti.h
Columbia
lines
due
to
the
unusual
weather
conditions
first
from
flood
and
washouts
and
now
from
big
snows
and
slides.
It
is
becoming
apparent
that
expenditures
will
be
required
on
this
line
at
least
net
only
for
maintenance
but
for
large
scale
improvements
and
replacements
and,
possibly,
new
types
of
protective
installations.
Due
to
the
unusual
conditions
of
the
past
year,
the
deterioration
of
this
line
has,
no
doubt,
been
much
greater
than
usual
and
it
will
require
a
large
restorative
program
to
arrest
it.
COMMUNIST
JUSTICE
EVEN
BEFORE
fifteen
Prctestant
churchmen
are
brought
to
trial
in
communist
Bulgaria
on
charges
of
treason,
espionage
and
black
marketing,
which
charges
the
western
world
are
at
least,
suspicious
of
being
to
large
extent
trumped
up,
they
are
condemned
in
the
nation's
press
as
disclosed
in
yesterday's
dispatches.
'
In
the
democratic
justice
of
Canada
organizations
which
would
pass
resolutions
condemning
accused
of
the
crimes
for
which
they
await
trial
or
'
newspapers
which
publish
such
resolutions
would
promptly
find
themselves
in
serious
trouble
for
i
criminal
libel,
contempt
of
court
and
such
offences.
But
in
the
communist
countries
the
puppet
news--
paper
mouthpieces
of
the
totalitarian
governments
can
.broadcast
their
propaganda
with
no
recourse
for
the
accused,
be
they
innocent
or
guilty.
monthly
meeting.
1
second
scientist
ootskie
the
Bri-
ttth
Empire
and
the
United"
States
to
be
awarded
the
medal.
Our
last
article
covered
plan-
approval
and
then
in
turn
to
ning
a
school
building
program,
the
Department
of
Education
In
this
nrf.iclp
wp
will
cnv?r
fnr
t.hpir
nnnrnvnl
T
ic
nf
thp
ART
FOR
FACTORIES
OSLO;
r
Dr.
Harry
I'est,
re-
planning
the
building.
This
utmost
importance
that
a
.very
tked
,
Norwegian
state
.
..
ian.
ie
Is
experimenting
avrntimfintiiw
With
with
th
thi
should
be
broken
down
as
foi-
careful
review
of
the
plans
be
development
of
good
taste,
by
lnW'S'
martp
sn
fhjlt
PVnpnclvn
alfpi-a
See
Vs
for
1'ewr
WALLPAPER
REQUIREMENTS
1.
Selection
of
the
architect,
tions
are
eliminated
after
the
StV't
'
vte
collection
in
factory
dm-
hniirtirnr
building
is
i
hpina
being
h.iiif
built
,
.
.
2.
Assistance
due
the
archi-
Keeping
tne
puonc
iniormed
"
.7
:
.
.
current
.
tect
from
the
teachine
staff
of
noirs
are
displayed
in
ih.
v..i
1
i
1
,
1
.
is
another
imtjortant
itpm
to
rp-
75
I
.
member.
The
public
wants
all
?noi'ms
,
,
,
,.
3.
Approval
of
the
plans.
,
.
.
.
H
t,
the
reason
why
each
item
is
jjy-?
.
.
A
ir
:
41
1
"
-
1.
n.ccpirig
ine
puonc
in-
necessary.
They
should
under-formed-
stand
the
current
and
long
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
The
selection
of
the
architect
view
program.
It
shonld
be
the
first
step
in
the
adminis-
membered
that
the
result
of
sr.
tration
of
the
school
btiikiing
the
preliminary
survey
gives
1.
what
wrong
with
this
program.
Architects,
being
high-
mple
material
for
this
require-
sentence?
"It
is
nowhere
near
luosday,
1:1
Commodore
Cafe
CO.MPLKTKI.V
KENOVATKI)
"Better
Than
Ever"
Sunday,
(
j.
ly
trained,
are
inclined
to
spe-
ment.
as
beautiful
as
I
thought
ALICE
m.
(
to
be
continued
t
1
cialize.
Therefore,
the
choice
should
be
made
among
architects
who
have
had
experience
in
school
'
construction
and
would
be
"
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
."necessarily"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Diocese,
dipsomania,
dilenia.
4.
What
does
the
word
"homi!-etie"
mean?
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
YEARS
AGO
I
whofp
buildings
have
proved
satisfactory.
It
is
well
to
have
M
snmi
(Hwurnt.
s
s.
Coqwitm
7
10
pm.
I
representatives
of
the
school
.J
........
J
,
.
I
board
travel
around
and
see
at
!
first
hand
school
buildings
that
Twenty-live
Years
Ag
What
is
a
word
beginning
j
CIHRtOTTf
s5
Coquitlarr.
i
19
p.m
i'KANK
J
Prince
fty
Third
Avenae
are
in
operation
and
proving
Prince
Rapert
Trades
ana
functional
and
economical.
They
Labor
Council
looked
yith
will
,
then
be.
able
to
determine
favor
on
provincial
legislation
the
structural
and
functional
which
was
to
bring
the
eight-soundness
of
the
building
in
re-
hour
day
into
general
use
in:
latlon
to
its
cost.'
Generally
1525.
They
also
advocated
abo-
Best
F(hk1
and
Service
in
City
Phone
17
for
Sfnr-Ont
Orders
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
with
hu
that
means
"to
direct
and
manage
with
frugality"?
Answers
1.
Say,
"It
is
not
nearly
.so
beautiful."
2.
Pronounce
nes-e-ser-illi
,all
e's
as
in
bet,
and
:
principal
accent
on
fir.it
syllable.
;
pm
1
speaking
the
selection
of
the
iition
of
the
$5
poll
tax.
architect
throush
tender
does
,;
The
outcome
of
the
trial
of
the
fifteen
Protes
ThP
1824
Pviru-e
Rimprt
f..
3
Dilemma.
4.
Havins
the
n.i-
I
not
bring
forth
the
beit
auali
'
fiprt
fnr
tho
inh
fnntrtt
n-itli
hihitinn
tn
h
VioM
fnm
"lie
Of
a
Sermon.
'.PrMlOtmeO
FOR
PI'OMi-T
DELIVERY
AT
LOWER
COPT'.
;
the
architect
should
call
for
all
September
9
to
September
13,
the
o
as
in
on
,e
as
in
let,
accent
Hat
A
RI-.PRKSF.NTAT1VK
WAREHOUSE
STOCK
Phone
311
MrBride
St.
WF.
DELIVER
follows
the
t.
"The
atklrr.y
was
homiletic."
5.
Husband.
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News!
ft'-prr
r"tit:i,-
i.mUu..
t;.
It.
I
t,
III
preliminary
consultations
and
it
was
announced
by
the
Exhi-
i
sketches
until1
the
general
plan
bition
Board
following
its
an-
;
is
agreed
upon.
If
the
proper
nual
meeting.
selection
of
the
architect
is
mde
many
services
will
be
ren-
Fear
was
expressed
for
the
dered
which
are
not
called
for
safety
of
Fred
Blondel,
a
fish-in
the
contract.
.
erman,
who
borrowed
a
row-
Assistance
due
the
architect
boat
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
from
the
teaching
staff
and
the
Cold
Storage
Co.
wharf
to
j
school
board
is
vitally
nee-
cross
the
harbor
to
cut
fire-jsary
as
the
architect-is
not
al-
wood.
He
had
been
missing
for
I
ways
conversant
with
educa-
three
days
and
no
trace
of
him-
'anailiun
KrsiiiiKhnusr
i
n.
I
W.
(.eneral
liry
Uatteries
of
Can:ul:i
Mil
Dusthane
otnpany
of
B.C.
(i
II.
Ui.i.d
Co.
I.I1.
lienbv
Rinthrr.s
&
Co.
Ltd.
DRUfiS
J
'VI
'rmcs
uruqs
Imirerhif
Mlpins
Ka?
I
d.
l
td.
tant
churchmen
in
Bulgaria
is,
no
doubt,
a
foregone
conclusion
as
was
that
of
Cardinal
Mintzsenty
in
Hungary.
Their
condemnation
by
the
press
in
ad-,
vance
of
the
trial
is
admission
that
"trial"
in
the
communist
countries
is
merely
a
"whitewash"
of
already
obtusely
arranged
conviction.
Fortunately
the
"commies"
when
they
come
to
trial
for
any
reason
in
Canada
get
fair
dispensation
of
justice
which
they
would
still
continue
to
receive
.x
even
if
Col.
Drew's
proposal
that
espousal
of
their
doctrine
should
be
made
a
crime
under
the
Cana-
-
dian
code
should
be
adopted.
ALUMINUM
A
LUMINUM
has
changed
a
wilderness
valley
in
I
the
Saguenay
region
of
Quebec
into
one
of
the
r-busiest
areas
in
Canada.
Buildings
coming
within
-
the
classification
of
industrial
headquarters
extend
for
about
a
mile
and
a
half.
John
Fisher,
who
specializes
in
Canadian
affairs
r
.
and
in
doing
so
travels
all
over
the
country,
later
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
11!
1
I,
;
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUP?
tional
procedures
and
programs
self
or
the
rowboat
had
been
and
it'
is
only
through
the
found.
assistance
of
these
two
groups
that
he
is
able
to
put
the
best
Thirty-five
Years
Ago
educational
thinking
into
the
William
Manson,
M.PP.
for
school
plans.
It
is
well
to
draw
Skeena
in
debate
in
the
legis-
the
attention
of
the
architect
lature
opposed
the
policy
of
oTOKE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
-12
NOON
2
PM..
7
P.M.
TO
P.M
P.O.
liiiX
77
712
Second
Ave,
Emergency
Bicycle
.inur,
from
7
p
m.
till
i
ft,
and
ftundai
Dally
ear
delivery
aervlce
from
a
fn.
till
0
p.m.
to
the
local
building
regula-
the
provincial
government
tions
so
that
the
school
plans
guaranteeing
municipal
bonds.'
will
conform
to
them.
.
As
soon
as
the
general
outline
An
expert
was
being
sent
out
of
the
proposed
building
are
by
the
federal
government
to
i
completed
the.y
must
be,
sub-
test
the
reported,
oil
fields
on
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.
the
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands.
:
prpadcasting
his
discoveries
and
conclusions,
on
V.
A.
Cole,
Dr.
H.
E.
Tremayne
E.
Emad,
C.
H.
Handasyde,
M.
Lofquist,
G.
S.
Fitzmaurice,
K.
L.
Rank,
J.
A.
Smith,
E.
D.
Har-
!
Fish
ernien!
RUPERT
MARINE
REAL
llox
54S
Get
that
hifeh
speed
engine
of
yours
ready
to
do
a
job
this
coming
season.
Avoid
the
last
minute
scramble,
have
Prince
Rt.pert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
3ox
61
6
Tel.
777
Flowers
to)'
All
Occasion!!
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I....,.,.
Si
M
,
1
f
!
.
,
Sunday,
paid
his
respects
to
the
vast
water
power
..
'
of
the
Saguenay
River
and
the
cynics
who
declared
that
such
might
could
never
be
harnessed.
There
;,
was
nothing
in
the
country,
said
the
cynics,
being
too
remote,
too
cold,
too
empty.
The
cynics,
in
the
early
days,
had
also
mentioned
Prince
Rnpert,
Fisher
said.
But
these
misanthropes
had
all
lived
.
to
be
confounded
and
badly
disappointed.
Today,
150,000
wage
earners,
merchants,
home
:
owners,
citizens
generally,
dwelt
in
the
Saguenay
country.
The
world's
greatest
aluminum
plant
is
us
check
it
over
for
you.
If
an
overhaul
is
required
should
have
the
engine
now
in
order
to
strip
down
we
and
BLUE
PINK
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BAPTONE
WOM"
THE
ONE-COAT
PAINT
FOK
HAM
S
CREAM
PEACH
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
.INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
J
secure
any
parts
that
might
not
be-immediately
available.
TIME
IS
LIMITED.
We
are
equipped
for
and
specialize
In
the
overhaul
of
CHRYSLER
MARINE.
ENGINES.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
PIIOXF.
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beautifuf
soft,
flat
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plaster
and
wall
mere,
as
well
as
huge
pulp
enterprises
and
similar
ed
establishments.
In
the
devel
onmpnt
nf
cnnrmraK
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
Thompson
Hardware
CoJ
ll'A
the
Rex
Cate
"power
alone,
a.
total
of
47,000
men
had
been
"."employed.
The
miniature
cities
now
humming
with
activity
are
well
built
and
serviced.
What
has
so
long
been
thought
a
bleak,
almost
valueless
land,
said
Fisher,
is.
being
discovered.
And
it's
only
on
the
fringe.
Science
makes
it
possible.
.
Northward,
ever
northward
are
unguessed
riches
in
the
way
of
electrical
energy,
forests
and
metal.
What
has
happened
in
Saguenay
is
just
ari
"
illustration.
.
.
for
Tasty
Mral
,
QUEEN
OF
McGILL
Beryl
Dash,
20,
British
West
Indies
beauty
attending
McGill
University,
was
crowned
queen
of
the
McGill
winter
carnival
in
Montreal.
Miss,
Dash
was
elected
in
a
secret
ballot,
result
of
which
was
not
tj
bi
announced
until
Friday
niihl.
However,
the
report
she
had
won
became
'
n
widespread
about
the
eampus,
carnival
officials
announced
she
wai
the
winner.
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Photo)
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