L?rinrc
Utipcrt
Dailp
r-Jclus
RETURNING
Fndav.
February
4.
1&49
ta
unmu
iu
n
An
luJf
prnqent
anif
nevti-ipet
devoud
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rup.,
feud
ftj
commnnitl-
cm'
p--anf
northern
nd
eentriu
rmb
r-olun,Li
;
(Authorized
u
Second
Ciau
Mali.
Post
Orrice
Dt-pnrtmrnt.
Crtumn
i
j
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
CUT
Carnr.
r
Welc.
20c
Pr
Month
7V:
Per
Twir
S"0
-V
-".ITi
,
By
M;i.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
(Sul
j
IT
PA
YS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
X
4.
t
Paying
Teachers
TEACHERS
of
Prince
Rupert
will,
no
SCHOOL
doubt,
derive
some
measure
of
satisfaction
from
'
the
finding
of
the
hoard
of
arbitration
which
this
v.
eek
sat
in
their
dispute
with
the
board
of
school
Cigarette
Tobacco
r
-y
.
Mi
i
pjorn
St-lvig,
Norwegian
art-,
i
1st
and
Mrs.
Selvi?.
'ho
will
be
t
remembered
by
Prince
Rupert
j
friends,
will
sail
from
New
York
February
22.
for
Norway.;
I
City
!
They
will
resume
residence
in
.
j
their
native
land,
sfter
a
sojourn
;
f
in
British
Columbia
and
Alaska.
They
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
I
for
a
while
travelling
fro.s
her?
j
to
Juneau
and
o.her
northern
ton',
n-s.
j
A
letter
has
been
received
from
Mr.
St'lvig.
written
at
!
Poi-t
Hop.
Ontario.
He
men-:
tioned
that
they
hoped
to
end
the
serits
of
rr.bhaps
which
oc-'ctinefj
since
they
It-it
the
north
'Mrs.
Selvig
still
vears
a
neck-to-hip
cast
following
injuriea
received
in
an
accident
on
the
'.
Skttna
Highway
when
a
hawk
j
flew
into
their
car,
hitting
Sel-;
vig
in
the
eye.
t
Passage
on
the
steamer
sail-
MILD,
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGINIA
Oroun
dhcfjl
u.itti.g
i:swg
of
the
register,
organ
mulc
was
played
by
Mr.
6oiland.
A
reception
,lo!kv
td
at
the
1
-
IS
HIGH
C.P.A.
POSTS.-
P..
V.
Ryan
of
Winnipeg
ilefft
and
W.
G.
Townley
of
Vancouv
r
-rigr.',
v.ho
have
lti
named
to
important
poet
in
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
by
G.
W.
G.
M
.-Conn-hie,
president
l
Canadian
Pai
-'tie
Air
Lines.
Mr.
Ryan
Wimre
executive
assistant
U
the
president
in
Montreal,
while
Mr.
Towr.ley
has
been
made
general
manager
of
operations
with
headquarter
in
Winnipeg
and
later
in
Yan-eoiwr
wV.en
traiif-Paiinc
sorrier
to
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
to
the
Orient
are
started.
The
appointments
are
dwifned
to
co-ordinate
the
new
Fadfic
services
with
existing
domestic
operation.
Shadow
IjJ
CALGARY
TRIP
FOLLOWS
RITE
AT
ST.
PAUL'S
The
secure
.
home
OI
Air.
iiiui
ia;3.
iMirisun
prjnre
Ruwr-
.
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
trustees
on
the
salary
question
and
awarded
them
a
compromise-
salary
increase.
The
trustees
will
now
have
to
dig
that
much
more
money
S13.541
fer
19S
out
of
the
long-suffering
taxpayer
who
"
sees
so
many
other
municipal
needs
staring
him
in
the
face
these
days.
'
There
is
no
disputing
that,
in
the
case
of
the
school
teacher,
the
workman
is
worthy
of
his
hire.
There
are
very
few
of
us
who
in
our
daily
avocation
have
a
greater
responsibility
than
the
school
;
er.
The
teacher
has
as
the
material
on
which
he
works,
the
most
important
of
our
assets
the
children
and
the
youth.
To
chisel
on
the
teacher's
salary
is
the
last
thing
"
w
hich
any
taxpayer
would
desire
to
do.
The
more
"
w
e
can
pay
them
the
better
quality
of
people
we
will
get
in
the
profession
and
the
more
ample
the
supply
,,-;n
i.
Radio
Dial
CFPR
been
was
the
scene
at
5
o'clock
Thurs-:day
evetting
of
a
wedding
which
1240
KilnevcHi
:
ing
litmi
New
York
has
booked.
Row?.
Bojcon
btieei
uui-su
were
received
by
the
hostess.
Wio
w.i
attiietl
in
a
suit
ol
grey,
with
matching
accessories.
Toast
to
the
bride
was
pro-po.-eJ
by
Mr.
So4land
with
response
by
the
bridegroom.
A
lovely
wedding
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Repp
left
last
iiighl
oil
(lie
Punoe
Rupit
on
'subject
to
Change)
i
.
'muted
Oeoifji
Myrtle
McCom-
LOCAL
PIONEER
bie-
dauihtr
ut
Uie
,at
Mr
antl
j
.Mrs.
McCombie
of
Winnipeg,
IS
BURNt-D
OUT
'and
Almander
Repp
of
Prince
I
Sid
Hardy,
who
many
years
Rupert,
formerly
of
Calgary,
be-
d
fare
a
eroui)
of
fritiul
The
iJlea.sar.t
er,oua'
is
known
as
Cr;
it
stem
tht
a
start
in
n(w
V
second
of
Ftbr
ht
'
take
a
i
4:
sees
his
shw
slumber
for
ar
If
the
sun
u
w.
BRITISH
'
Oiiiy
lo'jtaf;
who
aoctswa-r
in
"ijrt-.hia
hove
bt?:i
n,
nuneymoon
trip
to
Vancou
;
has
been
for
a
long
time
:n
tne
rue
was
peiiormeo
oy
ru?.
uiij
ver
and
Calgary.
They
will
xf-
grocery
and
meat
Duineas
ai
a..
una.
i
turn
to
take
up
ris:d.
nee
here.
Farm
Prices
Major
Issue
By
GEORGE
RONALD
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
WASHINGTON
J-One
of
the
hie
battles
of
the
year
is
expected
v
h'-n
the
government's
Farm
Price-Support
program
comes
up
for
congressional
review.
The
issue
is
whether
the
prices
of
major
products
should
be
maintained
beyond
January
1,
1950.
at
the
mandatory
90
percent
'of
parity.
A
long-range,
flexible
support
system
is
scheduled
to
go
into
operation
on
that
c'.-Ue
but
some
groups
in
Con-sress
have
indicated
they
will
Gowned
in
white
satin
brocade
j
roth
u.e
outw
j
U
gixm
have
crt
on
p;
incess
lines,
with
train
j
bcon
employd
at
WatUon's
tip-veil
crowned
bv
a
coronet
of
'
holster
j
eluM).
l
111
'
V--
Meanwhile,
the
harassed
local
taxpayers
are
lab
FK1UAT
P-M
0(1
Ed
McCurctv
srntu
4:15Siock
Quotations
and
Interlude
1
-30
Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:4i-Easy
Listening
5:00
MacMillan
Club
Quiz
5-30-
Keyboard
&
Console
5:45
About
Town
6:00
?'isical
Varieties
C:
30
Mai
kin's
Melody
Money
Time
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Round-up
7:30
Feidler
Conducts
8:00
Your
Favorite
Band
3:30
Citizens'
Forum
9:10
Citizens"
Forum
News
9
:
15-
Emma
Cas'or
9:
30--Prairie
Schooner
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
I
Forest
Grove
near
Portland,'
lore.,
had
the
misfortune
to
be.
I
completely
burned
out
recently.
It
was
a
$75,000
fire
which
des-'
troyed
his
premises.
However,
there
was
insurance
coverage
I
and
Mr.
Hardy
is
going
back
j
into
business
again.
He
was
a
1
well
known
football
player
here
'
in
the
early
days
and
is
a
bi
o-i
ther
of
Fred
Hardy.
oring
under
the
financial
demands
of
ever
increasing
local
needs
and
there
would
appear
to
lie
ample
justification
for
a
greater
measure
of
external
support
tor
the
communities
in
this
matter
of
educa-
.
tinn
or
autre
besoms,
the
oruie
was-given
in
marriage
by
Nelson
Rijy.e.
She
carried
a
colonial
rouquet
of
orange
blossoms
and
red
r:ses.
A
pearl
necklace
enhanced
her
costume.
Matron-of-honor
was
Mrs.
MvM?rit
Mattliew,
wearing
a
sut
n
ol
blue
crt-pe,
cut
on
princes
slines.
She
wore
matching
accessories
and
rarried
a
bouquet
of
pink
carnations.
Groomsman
was
Milfred
V
Our
children
being
not
merely
a
local
but
a
national
asset,
their
development
would
reasonably
.
appear
to
be
more
than
a
mere
local
responsibility.
The
dispute
between
teachers
and
school
trustees
over
wages
merely
points
another
aspect
of
the
U"ek
to
ditch
it
and
keep
the
p
resent
program
in
effect.
1
j
(Parity
is
a
legal
standard
ter
;
measuring
actual
farm
price,
i
It
is
declared
by
law
to
be
fairly
Sweet
Sixteen
Spring
Sludi
to
do
just
Ha
A
v-
'Mi
,fi'
'necessity
for
a
new
deal
Oil
the
matter
Of
School
fill-
j
equal
to
farmer
and
consumer.
io
:
15-Bill
Ciif
lord's
Orch.
.
Bridge
Classes
Prove
Popular
Garnet
Huil
and
Mrs.
R.
.
Moore
had
a
class
of
20
enthusi-
astic
bridge
disctples
Tuesday
right
of
this
week
at
the
regular
instruction
session.
Cards
were
laid
on
the
iao:es
and
the
budding
players
supervised
in
appraisal
and
bidding.
The
i
next
party
of
the
student
:
group
will
be
held
tonight.
i
Parity
prices
are
set
by
compli-
10:30
Biltmore
Hotel
Orch.
Seated
government
formula
for
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
ancinp,
something
which
has
already
been
recom
--mended
but
not
fully
implemented."
t
every
major
farm
product.
All
Gabarfc
.
.
a
re
based
on
price
and
cost
.
.
Gaba-a
existed
in
th'
i
,
levels
as
th-y
!
1T30-14
period".
An
TRUTH
ABOUT
WEATHER
W
HILE
it
must
be
admitted
a
few
squalls
have
j
Farmers
nw
are
getting
much
more
than
parity
prices
on
beef
!
cattle,
veal
calves,
lambs,
hogs.
1
kllUlUtjV
.
.
Jersey
VV
neen
tejt
in
rnnee
Kupert,
there
has
never
'
"been
the
faintest
desire
to
deceive
never
the
slight-
j
turkeys,
rice,
flaxseed,
cotton-seed
and
milk.
Close-to-parity
I
pi
ices
are
being
paid
for
cotton.
I
Slacks,
Gafwria
Bfousev,
lt
pu
i;i!:.
-en
urge
to
have
created
tne
impression
tnat
conditions
were
other
than
the
absolute
truth.
Therefore.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
-
l'
-..f
tb?
Hit.
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
Commertar?
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
Me.od.es
U,v
Junior
?:
59
-Time
Sitnal
tfi
Bandstand
10:15
World
Church
New,
10:30
Concert
Favorites
,
10:45
CBC
News
and
Com'ty
IP:
55
Weather
Report
1
1
:00
-T
B
A.
11
:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
ll:33-Kec
Int.
,
11:45
Personal
Album
when
from
tempest-lashed,
Vancouver
come
state
Sweet
Sixteen
s
Fer.soia!i7efl
BUD0ET
PLA5
for
your
conv.'niene.
No
Interest
-S
.!-
y,;.-an.s.
wool
and
chickens.
Le.ss
-
than
-
parity
prices
are
b-
ins
received
for
rye,
corn.
cats,
"alley,
hay,
peanuts,
potatoes,
sweet
potatoes,
beans,
tobacco,
:
pples,
prapefruit.
oranges,
lemons,
butter
and
eegs.
Senator
George
D.
Aiken
Rep.
Vt.i,
the
man
who
almost
single-handedly
pushed
the
flexible
SMrVtR
VICTORIA
sr..vrTi.K
Tuesday,
1:30
p
m..
Camosun
Sunday.
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM.
.STEWART
AM
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
1!
pm
ments
supgesiin.q-
its
worse
in
rnnce
laipert,
we
raise
a
work-hardened
hand,
and
utter
a
resounding
protest.
When
there's
no
fog,
no
snow,
no
slush,
no
rain,
when
the
air
is
clear
and
crisp,
the
sun
beam-
mrr
ii'nm
flou
n
fr
-liiL-
if
U.am
Til.-
4Ur,-
-f.-ki.
LINGUIST
IN
DEMAN'D
KITCHENER.
Ont.,
Cf
Rev
Jo
epn
Cramer
ot
Kitchener
House
of
Friendship,
speaks
'.
eight
languages
and
is
kept
busy
quite
apart
from
his
reau-!
lar
v
ork
at
the
city
shelter.
II
translates
many
letters
from
Europe
and
is
frequently
called
in
as
an
interpreter.
12:30
T.B.A.
';
2:00
Musical
Program
;
2:45
This
Week
3:00
Piano
Classics
3:15
CBC
News
'
3:25
Rec.
Int.
3:30
NBC
Symphony
Orch.
MP--
Price-Support
program
through
Congress
'aft
June,
contends:
SATUkda
f
M
With
rigid
90
percent
price
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
uppurts.
farm
commodity
prices
12:15
Rec.
Int.
FOK
SOITII
QtrtlN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Tan.
28,
10
p.m.
FOK
NOKTn
Ql'KEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam,
February
4
and
13,
10
p
m.
rKA.NK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Kuuirt
Ateul
luird
Av
Pmw
days)
we
want
the
world
to
know
it.
FISH
AND
WORLD
FOOD
FISHERIES
are
said
to
be
vital
to
the
food
supply
and
economic
prosperity
of
at-least
sixty-one
nations
and
some
producers
are
declaring
that
the
supply
of
sea
food
is
by
no
means
as
great
as
it
could
be
without
risk
of-
depleting
the'
source.
On
ould
collapse
and
pull
the
12:25
Program
Resume
l.oie
national
econornv
down
with
them."
FOR
YOFIl
The
flexible
system,
due
to
vTVS
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PR1N
Utke
effect
next
January
1,
unless
the
law
is
changed,
would
tie
farm
prices
il
the
genera!
OI
I
K
E
SI
PIM
IES
HOME
STATIONERY
trends,
of
the
United
States
ec
'
ITNS
A'
onomy.
It
is
approvea
in
Drin-
the
other
hand,
some
industrialists
are.
eager
for
agreements
to
restrict
what
is
called
over-fishing.
From
Great
Britain
comes
the
warning
that,
if
SEE
iple
by
such
organizations
as
he
National
Grange,
biggest
anner
group
in
the
country.
A
big
question
facing
the
gov-'i
nment
policy-makers
is
wheth-r
it
is
possible
to
have
govern
Fancy
Cards
that
will
please
your
true
love
Funny
ones
that
will
tickle
a
friend's
sense
of
humor.
Cutout
Books
for
the
children
who
like
to
make
their
own
Valentines.
GET
YOUR
VALENTINE
SUPPLIES
AT
CHIROPRACTOR
iohn
F.
1-
Hughes,
D.C,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
hoiks
10:30
am.
to
12:30
p
m.
nd
2
to
S
p.m.
tVKMMIS
M
indsy
ehd
Fririay.
7:30
pm.
ff
thoe
unfible
to
come
during
the
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
afternoons.
wi
uva
i
o
I
villain
JJ1
Ullliv
rjfCvlUl
.cliC
W11A
an
fihsojute
necessity.
Heed
must'
be
given
the
'
eope
of
operations.
The
catch,
today,
is
said
to
be
back
to
the
1938
low
levels.
During
the
years
of
U'lV
I-ifVi
f.,
.
t
C
t.,t.;
i.1
IJesner
Block
ment
aid
urograms
without
neasures
which
would
tell
the
farmer
ju.st
how
much
land
he
:wai,
Hun
uic
r-Li.-jjciiMuti
ut
iiMinig,
tneie
was
an
.immediate
and
far-reaching
increase
in
all
kinds
of
this
great
natural
resource.
Not
long
atro
the
United
States
received
a
re
WANT
EJ
.
.
....
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ould
plant
to
particular
crops
;nd
how
much
he
could
sell.
Supporters
of
the
90
percent
Juppoits
argue
that
over-pro-ii.eiion
and
surpluses
could
be
irevented
by
the
use
of
controls
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POSITIONS
FOR
1949:
CAMP
MANAGEKS
in.T
riiFAVh
over
prootiction
and
markets.
CAFE
They
would
bring
back
are
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&
RUPERT
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.create
allotments
and
market-ng
quotas,
inaugurated
by
"leiny
A.
Waliace
when
he
was
igriculture
secretary
in
the
30
s.
F;s
of
the
high
Supports
quest
to
assist
in
bringing
about
an
international
agreement
between
England,
France,
the
Nether-Jands,
Denmark,
Iceland
and
Norway
to
limit
the
size
of
whitefish
catches.
This
was
but
one
of
several
conservation
projects.
The
depth
of
ocean
waters
largely
determine
the
number
and
relative
importance
of
the
world's
chief
fishing
grounds.
They
are
almost
all
within
a
200-fathom
depth,
many
being
on
the
shelves
of
continents,
or
banks
of
the
oceans.
The
major
sources
are
the
Asiatic
shores,
and
the
coasts
of
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Europe,
and
the
eastern
and
western
zones
of
North
America.
To
a
somewhat
lesser
degree
the
same
may
be
said
of
the
Arctic
and
Antarctic
and
certain
parts
of
the
East
Indies.
Production
is
not
less
than
a
billion
dollars.
The
effect
of
two
vast
wars
caused
disastrous
consequences
for
the
feeding
of
untold
millions
of
human
beings.
Cultivation
of
the
soil
decreased
in
extent,
or
ceased
in
different
parts
of
the
globe.
The
labor
that
-planted
and
reaped
died
on
thousands
of
battlefields,
became
hopelessly
crippled
or
'
yielded
to
disease.
Reserves,
stored
away
for
emergencies
were
destroyed,
or
made
use
of
earlier
than
had
been
intended.
Development
of
fisheries
could
help-
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