Prince
Rupert
Daflp
rectos
Tuesday,
May
10,
1949
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of
Prlnc
Rupert
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communities
comprising
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and
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APPRECIATION!
Editors
Daily
Mews:.
I
would
like
to
ask
for
some
of
your
valuable
space
for
a
letter
of
thanks
and
appreciation.
Saturday,
night
the
Youna:
Price
Rupert
Di!y
New
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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CIRCULATIONS
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NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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Week.
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Month.
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Year.
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Mail.
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Montb.
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Year.
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a
m
j
It
is
well
there
is
al.so
a
At
last
this
is
spring.
Some-
Fathers'
Day.
He
is
capable
oi
how
snugly
buttoned
u!strs,
'accepting
recognition
quite
as
buds
and
blossoms,
robins
fliJ-'.
gracefully
as
mother.
Being
the
ting
among
the
trees
and
wel-:
goat
permanently
can
become
coming
the
dawn
did
not
seem
stale.
j
to
'go
together.
People's
Association
of
the
An-,
glican
Church
entertained
the
patients
here.
To
minds
and
bodies
weary
of
SERVICE
tor
HEALTH
Enormous
Project
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:15
Stock
Quotation
and
Int.
4:30
Fred
Hill
4:45
Kerry
Wood
5.00
The
Looseleaf
5:30
Western
Five
5:45
Supper
Variety
8:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Dinah
Shore
0:30
Musical
Varieties
i:45
Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Progressive
Conservative
8:00
Musical
Program
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Music
by
Eric
Wild
9:30
Heritage
of
Musio
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
s
Good
Health
Is
A
Priceless
AsT,
i
'
Keep
Klondyke
Night
a
per-
j
Like
so
many
who
eventually
,
manently
annual
event!
Let
the
enter
the
government
service
(
fadeless
"Days
of
Ninety-Eight"
j
H.
F.
S.
Paisley,
retiring
dir-Carry
on!
Name
a
date,
prefer-lector
of
information
for
the
De-j&b:y
in
the
springtime
and
stay
parfment
of
Fisheries,
used
lo
with
it.
Nothing
in
western
his-:
i
follow
the
newspaper
line.
Years'
tory
was
more
of
a
fabulous
'
ago
Mr.
Paisley
and
the
writer,
boost
than
the
disoovery
that
:
representing
St.
John
N.B.
morn-
turned
the
universe
toward
the
1
ing
papers,
went
to
Halifax
to
creeks
of
Canada's
northiami.
1
meet
the
SS.
Victorian
.soon
,ot
long
ago,
a
leading
Ameri-!
due
from
Liverpool.
She
was
can
magazine
saw
fit
to
live
the
first
turbine
equipped
liner
0Ver
again
the
"Days
of
Forty-
PROVIDE
FULL
PROTECTION
FOR
vni
o
CONSULTING
YOUR
DOCTOR
PERIODTCAL,
'!
OUR
RELIABLE
PHARMACY
SERVICE
WHFN
Hours:
9-
a.m.
to
9
pm
Y
1
12
pm,
to
2
p.m.
and
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m
.
SumUy
the
dreariness
of
hospital
routine,
the
arrival
of
the
group
was
like
a
breath
o
cool:
air
on
,
a
hot
day.
j
Due
to
lack
of.
seating
accommodation,
it
was
necessary
for
j
them
to
give
two
performances.!
each
lasting
approximately
two
hour.
Bon
ui
it
was
two
hours
of
make-believe;
two
hours
of!
fun
and:
laughten,
or
forgeUulness
of'
pain
and1
escape
from
the
,
maddening
montonw
of:
hospital
life,
'
To.
Archdeacon.
Hodgson,
and
the
Y.P
Av,
therefore;
go
our
:
hearty
thanks,
i
Jl
O.
WILUAMS.
j
Miller,
Bay
Hospital;
Points
of
View
JOaUarr
i
to
cross
the
Atlantic.
There
was
Nine"
in
pages
of
colorful
scenes
10:15
10:30
Tales
of
the
Minstrels
a
third
member
of
the
press
anj
sketches
a
century
ago.
The
j
party
and
as
it
sometimes
will
idea
was
the
same.
Klondyke
happen
the
other
two
could
Night
is
healthy
and
whoie-
not
but
feel
the
necessity
of
sav-
0me
and
helps
inject
the
spirit
:
ing
his
job
for
him.
It
was.
in
0f
cheer
souielulng
that
can
bt
:
fact.
a.
recognized
custom
in
made
use
of
in
this
jittery
era.
;
professional
circles
at
that
time,
j
5
'PHQUE
DEPUTY
!
HEAD
RES151IS
!
.
City
council!
last
night
accepted!
"with,
regret'
the-
resig
ROYAL
PORTABLE
TYPEWRITERS
Price
$87.50
to
$97,50
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
ClwR
,7:45
Singing
Sam
I
8:00
CBC
ftews
:
15-
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8
45
Littie
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Comty,
9:15
Morning
Devotion.
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
'
9:45
Coffee
Time
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Ellen
Harris
.
10:15
Morrrtng
Melodies
10:30
Roundup
Time
!0:45
Scandinavian
Mflodle-,
11:00
Bernie
Braden
Tells
i
a
Story
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday
i
11
:30
Weather
Polecat-
To
spot
from
the
air
the
wreckage
of
an
airplane
days
overdue
is
an
achievement
many
search
parties
have
been
unable
to
do.
The
topography
and
climate
of
this
province
are
not
without
peculiar
difficulties.
And
so
it
comes
with
particular
interest
that
Prince
Rupert
learns
of
Flying
Officer
Jarvis
McLeod's
feat
in
being
first
to
sight
Pilot
Grant's
plane
in
the
mountain
wilderness
of
the
British
Coiumbia-Washington
wilderness.
This
is
"Hickey's"
old
"THE
MORE
WE
HEAR
about
the
proposed
I
aluminum
industry
for
British
Columbia,
for
.
which
Kitimaat,
not
far
from
Prince
Rupert
appears
to
be
the
favored
site,
the
more
important
the
project
appears
to
loom.
Now
it
is
said
by
one
of
the
Aluminum
Co.'s
heads
there
may
be
expected,
in
addition
to
the
aluminum
plant
itself,
such
other
industries
as
pulp
and
paper
mill,
steel
plant
and
fertilizer
factory.
The
importance
of
stable
government
in
connection
with
the
establishment
of
these
projects
is
stressed.
A
political
faux
pas
at
this
time,
it
is
said,
might
well
result
in
the
abandonment
or
serious
delay
of
the
projects.
It
is
quite
reasonable
to
assume
that
tfrere
might
be
hesitation,
at
least,
in
the
investment
of
half
a
;.
billion
dollars
in
a
province,
no
matter
what
its
natural
resources,
if
there
should
be
a
tendency
to
political
instability.
Even
the
way
that
Mr.
Winch
is
hedging
now
on
the
subject
of
socialization
of
industry,
which
has
always
been
a
pet
objective
of
the
C.C.F.,
is
admission
of
that.
NEWFOUNDLAND
AND
FLYING
in
Newfoundland
should
be
DEVELOPMENTS
rapid
if
for
no
other
reason
than
that
the
tenth
province
lends
itself
so
admirably
to
air
travel
and
that
the
island's
air
ports
already
rank
among
the
:
-
most
spacious
and
best
equipped
to
be
found
anywhere.
Without
using
a
plane,
a
journey
from
Canada
means
a
roundabout
and
tedious
trip
involving
a
,
;,ear
or
train
(perhaps
both)
and
certainly
a
steamship.
There
are
wild
waters
around
Newfoundland
almost
any
season
'though
in
fall
and
winter
severe
storms
are
more
frequent.
At
no
time,
is
-there
certainty
fog
will
not
appear.
It
is
pleasant
to
realize
that
in
flying,
many
of
1
these
risks,
disadvantages
and
discomforts
will
be
largely.
avoided,
not
to
mention
a
very
considerable
saving
of
precious
time.
Perhaps
in
the
general
scheme
of
things,
men
were
intended
to
refrain
from
interference
with
the
orderly
progress
of
facial
foliage,
bearing
in
mind,
ol
course,
the
necessity
of
judicious
trimming.
It
is
certainly
clear
that
women,
from
the
cradle
to
the
grave,
were
to
remain
smooth-faced
and.
doubtless,
many
sound
reasons
eou'.d
be
found.
On
occasion
they
may
seem
a
bit
mannish
but
hardly
that
far.
t
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,
.
FEATURING;
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FINGER-FORM
KEYS.
2.
MAGIC
MARGIN
3.
STANDARD
SIZE
KEYBOARD
4.
NEW.
SPEEDY
SPACE
BAR
HI
Ighome
town.
nation
of:
9:
M;
Ktmpton
as
assistant
superintendent
of
utilities
and'
wiring'
Inspector
Mr.
Kempton
asked;
that
his
resignation
be
made
effective
May.
2.
He
plans
to.
take
a
position
in
the
south.
Alderman.
Tt
Bi
Black,
commented!
that
Mtt
KtmRton
had
done
much,
witn-
planning
for
the
future
telephone
system.
Regarding
the
replacement
of
a
wiring
inspector;
Mr.
Black
suggested'
that
the
provincial
government',
be
asted
to
place
a
dlstriutt
wiring'
Inspector
In,
tfce
area.
Motion
to.
accept!
the
resignation
of'
MP.
Kcmpton
with
regret
was
made
by
Alderman
H.
M;
DaggeUt.
IT
3
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
L'NDF.RWW
)(!)
AND
SMITH-CORONA
MKT
ALSO
AVAILABLE
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Famous
Voices
P&
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
2:15
CBC
Newt
12:25
Program
Resume
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Iverson.
North
Vancouver;
H.
Hedquist.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands;
R.
Douglas,
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
Vancouver;
J.
Hossie.
Vancou-
12:55
Recorded
Intorluue
ver;
J.
Selmerson,
Vancouver;
'
1
:00
Intermezzo
1:30
Afternoon
Concert
1:45
Coalition
Party
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Musical
Program
2:45
Liberal
3:00
Musical
Program
3:15
What's
New
3:30
Divertimento
3:45
BBC
News
3:55
U.N.
Comty.
W.
H.
Welsh.
Vancouver;
O.
Clefstad,
Winnipeg;
H.
A.
Homp-kins,
Winnipeg;
E.
B.
Harjcness,
Vancouver:
A.
Nicholson,
Na-mu;
W.
H.
Crocker,
Prince
George;
A.
D.
Skaland,
Paulsbo,
Washington;
K.
L.
Jensen,
Paulsbo,
Washington;
P.
Halan,
Namu;
A.
Mammel,
Narr.u;
D.
J:
Duncan,
Vancouver;
4.
Bo-gen,
Kingston,
Ont.;
D.
J.
Dods-weil,
Prince
George;
i.
F.
Tough,
Broadcast
TOMORROW
1:45
-2:00
p.m.
Hear
Hon.
Gordon
WISMER
Attorney-General
CFPR
m
Vancouver;
T.
Kaye,
Vancouver.
ver.
,
,
Get
Result3.
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A
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in
the
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1:45
p.m.
TOMORROW
SUBJECT:
PROGRESS
or
STAGNATION
Now
is
the
Time
.
.
.
To
Procure
Your
Future
Executives
Development
of
British
Columbia's
indus-
tries
and
natural
resources
is
proceeding
at
an
accelerated
rate.
To
keep
pace
with
this
.
expansion,
many
highly-trained
technical
and
professional
personnel
will
be
needed.
This
year's
university
graduating
class
will
be
the
largest
in
Canada's
history.
Many
of
the
graduates
and
undergraduates
are
war
veterans
with
families,
men
and
women
with
a
mature
outlook
and
a
highly
developed
sense
of
responsibility.
If
you
can
employ
a
graduate
or
can
offer
summer
employment
to
an
undergraduate,
please
'phone
or
write
the
Executive
and
Professional
Liaison
Officer
at
your
nearest
NATIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE
office
NOW.
The
N.E.S.
is
a
Community
Service
Use
Your
Local
Office
Department
oi
Labour
Bank
credit
oils
tho
driving
gears
of
pr.Tui
lion,
industry
and
commerce.
It
helps
to
produce
the
pmtfis
and
provide
the
services
and
jobs
which
mark
the
Canadian
way
of
life.
"Money
in
the
bank"
i3
the
foundation
of
credit.
You
and
some
seven
million
other
depositors
have
nearly
seven
billion
dollars
in
the-chartered
banks.
To
pay
for
work
done,
goods
produced,
bought
and
sold,
Canadians
issue
every
month
upwards
of
six
billion
dollars
in
cheques.
Cashing
these
cheques,
making
loans,
discounting
notes
in
many
different
ways
your
bank
keeps
money
and
credit
moving
through
all
the
channels
of
trado
and
opportunity
.
.
.
like
oil
in
the
machinery.
This
whole
vast,
private,
competitive,
efficient
prow'
is
made
possible
by
your
"money
in
the
bank"
and
by-the
experience
and
skill
and
integrity
of
the
men)
and
women
on
Canadian
bank
staffs.
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I
GEORGE
DREW
FOR
SALE
Large
Safe,
fire
and
burglar
proof
For
particulars
see
B.
C.
FURNITURE
CO.
HUMPHREY
MITCHELL
Minister
of
Labour
A.
MacNAlvTARA
Deputy
Minister
B.C.
Ad
s
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
WE'RE
NOTi
Leader
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
vill
open
the
Progressive
Conservative
Campaign
Tuesday
Night
May
10th
OVER
A
CBC
NETWORK
FROM
SYDNEY,
NOVA
SCOTIA
CFPR
7:30-8:00
p.m.
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Going
fo
yovt
hank
it
not
Mr
having
fo
deal
with
a
tlatk
bureau
hut
that'
how
it
would
h
undor
$tat
monopoly.
S
FOR
ALL
YOUR
PRINTING
REQUIREMENTS
SEE
REGAL
PRINTERS
PHONE
24
223
Second
Ave.
Box
423
We're
kinda
proud
of
the
fact
that
businessmen
make
it
a
practice
of
bringing
their
friends
and
associates
here
for
lunch.
Civic
Centre
Dining
Room
For
Reservations
and
Chicken
In
The
Rough
Phone
Red
705
YOU
S
P
O
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SO
RED
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PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY-J
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