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prince
ttupcrt
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rectos
LtD.
Friday,
January
23,
1948
.uueucndent
dtlv
newspaper
aeo?e3
to
the
upouliaing
or
Prince
Rupert
nd
nil
immunities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Auttturlzed
as
Second
Clam
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Statistical
Report
Shows
Civic
Centre
Is
Real
Community
Hub
Do
Prince
Rupert
people
use
their
Civic
Centre?
It
would
seem
so
from
figures
contained
in
the
statistical
report
submittal
by
Program
Director
Neil
Ross
to
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES.
Tlty
Carrier,
per
week,
15c;
Per
Month,
65c;
Per
Tear,
17.00;
Bj
Mall,
Per
Month,
40c;
Per
Year,
M
OO.
.
f
"-
f
"
yv
1
v
I
4
MS
Association
last
night.
The
story
was
revealed
undramatically
in
long
lists
of
figures
showing
the
number
of
events
held
and
the
num-
ti
t
i
1
A
glance
at
what
went
on
in
the
building
is
also
revealing.
Athletics
and
gymnastics,
ol
course,
dominated,
but
not
by
much.
In
the
athletic
field,
basketball
was
the
greatest
H
Pr
ber
of
people
attending
and
participating.
It
added
up
to
144.715
participants
and
an
additional
30,000
spectators.
It
added
up
to
174,-C56
people.
That
means,
theoretically,
that
every
man,
woman
and
child
In
the
city
vUited
the
Civic
Centre
mine
than
19
times
in
1947.
That
is
theoretical,
of
course.
Actually
it
was
not
distributed
that
evenly.
Rome
visited
the
building
lor
one
purpose
or
an
Warnings
of
Danger
r.PJTAlN,
Ernest
Bcvin,
the
Labor
government's
IN
foreign
secretary,
sounds
a
rallying
cry
to
-western
Europe
to
organize
itself
against
Soviet
Russia's
aggressive
encroachments
which,
if
persisted
in,
he
declares,
must
lead
to
war
because
Russia's
co-operation
is
essential
to
peace.
Former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
and
Former
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden
instantly
agree.
In
United
States
President
Truman
and
Secretary
of
State
Marshall
fight
to
put
into
effect
the
plan
of
economic
aid
which
they
hold
is
essential
'
if
sixteen
nations
are
to
withstand
being
swallowed
up
in
Russia's
communistic
totalitarian
expen-Sion
.
In
Canada,
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
sounds
a
grave
warning
against
the
spread
of
communism
and
Mr.
Coldwell,
the
national
leader
of
Canada's
Socialistic
party,
hopes
that
the
Prime
.
Minister's
warning
will
"contribute
to
a
better
understanding
by
the
people
of
the
seriousness
of
the
"An
important
part
of
my
diet
ever
since
my
fist
,.
has
Ken
Oown
Brand
Corn
Syrup.
Now,
ili.it
i!Uv
right
fur
a
little
character
like
myself,
hut
let
mtr
t.
J
,
these
rown-urn
sure
arc
lutky
what
with
Muni
v
them
Oown
Brand
Grn
Syrup
with
so
tn.inv
u
dishrs.
And
she
uses
it
in
her
haling,
too,
as
a
I
ean
lurJIy
wait
uniil
I'm
old
RED
HEADS
OF
EUROPE
MEET
The
Communist
leaders
of
Italy,
Britain
and
France
are
shown
together
at
the
opening
of
the
sixth
national
Communist
congress
in
Milan,
Italy,
where
Communist
party
delegates
from
eight
countries
heard
"Imperialistic
America"
blasted
In
many
languages.
Left
to
right
are
Palmiro
Togliatti,
leader
of
Italian
Communists,
who
Uwk
five
hours
to
say
what
he
thought
of
his
own
"reactionary
government";
Hugh
Pollitt,
leader
of
British
Communists,
and
Maurice
Thorez,
French
Red
Cross
boss,
who
is
still
smarting
under
the
defeat
his
party
suffered
at
the
hands
or
Frfnoh
Premier
Schuman.
drawing
card.
The
two
gymnasiums
had
a
total
attendance
of
44,452
at
1.185
events.
At
these
events.
22.961
people
were
participants
while
21.491
were
spectators.
D
Prince
Ruin'it
people
use
the
Civic
Centre?
In
the
auditorium,
the
percentage
of
participants
over
spectators
was
even
greater,
due
to
the
large
number
of
dances
held
tneie.
Out
of
38.250
admissions
to
the
auditorium,
at
204
events,
29
800
were
participants
and
8.450
were
spectators.
The
auditorium.
Incidentally,
was
the
scene
of
recitals,
dances,
conventions,
theatricals
and
re
enough
to
have
sonic
hut
walllcs
or
pancakes
smothered
with
del
ic
ions
Oown
Brand.
If
it's
its
good
as
it
is
in
my
cereal
jnmniinm!"
J
SIGN
OF
SPRING
I'll
WH-Ii
other,
literally
hundreds
of
i
times
while
others,
and
they
i
were
few,
Jid
not
enter
its
doors
'at
all.
I
Hie
main
gymnasium
and
the
'auditorium
accounted
for
the
lereatest
numbtr
of
admissions.
The
gym
had
the
slight
edge,
I
with
a
listed
total
of
38.788,
'
while
the
auditorium
was
visited
by
38.250.
j
The
new
.small
gymnasium,
which
did
not
open
until
November
(
1.
ran
up
an
imposing
lor
yr
liot'toM
hve
recommended
the
ine
of
Crxisvn
Brand
Corn
Syrup
as
satisfat
lory
mrhtt.
hydrate
nctinK
ti
milk
modifier
for
hoide
frfl
infants.
CROWN
BRAND
CORN
SYRUP
THE
CN0
STAKCM
COMPANY
ITD.
Momttti
To
onto
hearsals,
public
meetings,
tea.i,
fashion
shows,
school
assemblies,
amateur
contests
and
children's
parties.
Do
Prince
DAINTY
GERTIE,
THE
GULL,
SPURNS
COURTSHIP
OF
RAVE,
THE
RAVEN
A
sure
sign
that
spring
is
just
behind
the
next
curtain
of
rain,
is
the
action
of
the
birds
that
belong
to
Prince
Rupert's
airborne
colony.
They
have
commenced
to
act
in
a
manner
usually
attributed
to
youn',r
men
when
their
fancy
has
been
stimulated
by
th:1
spell
of
spring
da
vs.
,
record
in
two
short
months.
It
was
used
by
5.210
people
on
314
Runert
nrople
use
their
ivii'
jdut
Jis
(
fat
the
nd
cipa
nay
floe
itboi
!tior
)ho
lurli
'the
govi
styl
1
be
'son
'col
del
jtioi
glo
big
Ion
Soi
$30
I'paiate
oeeasions
-mainly
Rup-,
Centre
Since
anybody
in
Prince
Ru
A'l
ManWattvran
l
ttm4m
Cr
t'arrll
pert
who
dixs
not
belong
t
'
last
one
organization
is
con
In
his
normal
state
the
Raven
1
waterfront
two
Ravens
wcr"j
on
a
warenouse
root
i
the
birds
sat
calm'y
appears
to
be
the
rugged,
pon
Parched
rtprmic
tvnp
n
n
f
a
i
v
p
n
tn
'
One
Of
aloof
apparently
intent
on
the
"flighty"
action
or
easily
stirred
parade
of
clouds.
The
situation.
f
Even
here
in
British
Columbia,
C.C.F.
Leader
ijarold
Wind;
parries
the
attempt
of
the
communistic
L.P.P.
to
attach
itself
to
his
party.
So
no
longer
can
it
be
said
that
those
who
ex-
press
alarm
over
the
rise
of
comunism
are
merely
war-mongers
or
red-baiters.
"
It
is
quite
obvious
that
a
tenseness
as
to
the
international
scene
is
developing
comparable
to
that
.of
the
days
of
Munich
when,
while
Chamberlain
.'and
the
others
appeased,
Adolf
Hitler
continued
;in
his
campaign
of
ruthless
expansion
as
far
as
he
could
without
fighting
but
planning,
with
Joseph
'Stalin
even
then
cognizant,
for
a
war
of
aggression.
;
The
peril
of
the
situation
can
hardly
be
disregarded
or
temporized
with
in
view
of
the
warnings
on
every
hand
we
hear
these
days.
1
It
was
not
so
long
ago
that
some
of
the
things
'-that
are
being
so
frankly
talked
about
today
would
have
been
considered
in
the
realm
of
fantastic
prejudice.
Now
it
is
significant
that
there
is
such
rmeral
agreement
on
the
acceptance
of
the
factually
realistic
menace
a
menace
which
appears
lqoming
from
without
and
creeping
out
from
within.
RHEUMATISM
by
the
beauties
of
the
opposite
passing
Rec
and
sciiool
g
y
m
n
a
s
i
u
m
j
classes.
I'rohalily
the
most
impressive
thing
about
the
report
exclusive
of
the
grandeur
of
its
numbers
is
the
fjet
that
such
a
large
part
of
the
people
who
entered
the
building
did
so
as
participants
In
some
event,
rather
than
just
as
spectators.
Another
point
to
ponder
is
that,
while
practically
every
able-bodied
man.
woman
and
chikl
in
the
community
made
other
one
evidenced
no
inten
d
sex
but
at
this
time
of
the
year
he
aouarently
throws
dignity
in
the
weather.
Its
bright
eyes
sidered
practically
a
hermit,
it
is
to
be
expected
that
the
lounges
and
meeting
rooiiw
were
well
putronized.
They
were.
Any
attempt
to
list
the
variety
of
meetvgs
neld
in
the
Civic
Centre
would
add
up
to
a
lot
of
words,
so
the
totals
will
have
to
suffice.
There
were
"72
meetings
held
In
the
building,
with
an
atu-ndanre
of
23.989
Do
Prince
Rupert
people
use
their
fixed
on
the
aloof
one.
aside
and
enters
wholeheartedly
1
were
Every
few
minutes
lie
would
shuffle
sideways
a
few
inches
closer
to
the
object
of
its
affection.
Between
shuffles
he
into
the
spirit
of
courtship.
The
other
day
one
of
Ihese
large
black
birds
was
having
himself
a
limp
finwn
nn
t.hp
mild
flfit.
of
mm
lor
Spring!
Printed
Jersey
Drosstis
All
Sizes
and
Colors
oui
ld
Ws
others
whi
h
Havs
Creek,
the
tide
was
Rawn's
wa-v.
fU'x,n"
and
there
was
"Rave,"
Tho-mW
a
Mimf
use
of
the
Civic
Centre
Civic
Centre.'
(lun.m
the
last
year,
there
were
Without
going
loo
deeply
into
Raven,
right
in
among
a
whole
nls
""
"u
"''
mid
seem
they
lin:
The
ml
tier!
one
n
::o
v.A
on
v
s
hi-
it
V
more
man
ijitm
mai
nemu
in
s,
o
flock
of
bathing
seagulls.
I
Observations
indicated
that
a
little
gurgling
piece
he
spnke
membei
ships
taken
out.
do.
e
4
D
U
V,r.
'
the
Raven's
advances
weren't
jrom
ume
u,,lr
tne
otner
wa.--
one
thoup.nt
altogether
acceptable
to
the
gulls
but
he
didn't
appear
to
rushing
things
a
bit
or
maybe
::
Time
after
se
suaaeniy
renieiurjfu-u
un
discourage
easily
tide
was
low
enougn
to
go
mus.se:
'PF.AKTNO
of
ston-nress-news,
here
it
is.
lhere
.---
i
x
S1
is
an
announcement,
mat
rcneidi
ami
jo"1"-""
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alteration.
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
BLACK
CREPE
SKIRTS
WITH
NEW
SIDE
DRAPE
ALPINE
SKIRTS
ALL
COLORS
-SIZES
38
TO
time
he
edged
up
to
a
pretty
little
sull
drying
herself
on
a
mud
bank.
Time
after
time
he
commenced
his
routine
of
ruffling
his
chest
feathers
and
making
bubbling
sounds
likp
wine
pouring
from
a
jug
but
each
time
the
gull
preferred
an-
gathering,
for
before
the
ruffling
Raven
got
within?
chMmmv
distance,
"Gertie"
had
ttiken
off.
Seemingly
too
dejected
to
follow,
the
black
suitor
remained
upon
the
warehouse
root,
his
head
bowed,
looking
like
a
silhouette
w.
r.
governments
will
co-operate
to
set
up
a
iational
Institute
to
fight
and
if
possible
conquer
rheumatism.
It
will
promote
research
and
treatment
similar
to
what
is
being
clone
in
trying
to
solve
cancer.
Rheumatism
does
not
kill
but
for
all-round
misery
of
body
and
mind,
and
economic
losses,
it
is
a
disease
that
takes
a
lot
of
beating.
other
dip
in
the
fresh
water
to
,
of
blark
mlry.
P.O.
Hox
721
I
'hone
RED
561
SPORT
JACKETS
for
Ewrv
the
Raven's
attentions.
At
another
section
of
the'
Advertise
in
the
Daily
New:
r
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r,
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ASSORTMENT
OF
PRINTED
HOUSE
DRESSES
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AND
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'
TOC
H
PADRE
IS
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SPEAKER
'
Compares
Life
In
England,
I
Australia,
New
Zealand
and
Canada
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Impressions
of
the
attitude
towards
life
in
England,
Austra-fca,
New
Zealand
and
Canada
Tvere
the
basis
of
a
witty
discourse
by
Rev.
Gilbert
Williams,
1
IQV-i-
.
USE
of.
London,
England,
administrative
padre
for
the
Toe
H
organization
who
was
guest
speaker
at
l,he
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
weekly
luncheon
Thursday.
While
superficial
differences
exist,
the
fundamental
attitudes
of
the
people
fall
into
three
J?,
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eff
w
fiTu
M
Bulkley
Valley
M
main
clasiflcatlons,
he
Indicated
COAL
AND
SAVE
those
who
show
little
incllna-
n
to
either
think
or
act,
those
o
think
but
decline
to
act.
Dieferring
to
complain
of
the
OK
activities
of
others,
and
those
Whose
mental
functions
are
translated
into
action.
1
From
the
second
classifica-(ion,
lie
said,
come
the
types
cf
people
who
long
for
the
return
Get
25
More
Heat
From
A
Ton
of
O
Your
doaler
can
supply
you
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COLLIERIES
Telkwa.
B.C.
'
LIMITS
WM
y
freh"y
Iafy
ten1er
ppinach
E
nff-.
from
the
fields!
DHnor
Srtinarh
is
ready
for
K
CZ
't
I
''
instant
use.
No
vasle!
Three
quarters
of
u
''''Sf'jjt
I
f
'
poiinl
in
ra.
h
pa
kU(le
that's
equal
to
one
and
a
half
S2Sa
jwiinds,
lxmglit
in
hulk.
Get
Delnnr
Spinaeh
from
'iSs
yA
your
lealer
today.
F.njoy
it
often!
j,-'
X
XUrne
oiUpt
th'Ucloun
Drliwr
refetablen
witt
also
hvln
rnsr
the
rrgetahtp
prohlrm
1
hnr
tfuya
f
Z0
""
Asparagus
Corn-on-Coh
Crrrn
Pea
Cut
Own
Hn
Mma
Hi'hiim
J
m
n
n
nn
m
rs
ftsJfes
INCOME
TAJ
f
the
"good
old
days"
resisting
changes
because
it
disturbs
the
early
pattern
of
their
lives.
He
advocated
an
adventurous
qUtlook
which
would
strive
to
adapt
the
changing
ways
of
life
tb
the
benefit
of
the
people,
nrging
that
whatever
political
and
social
structures
result
draw
their
strength
from
God.
Rev.
Mr.
Williams
was
thanked
for
his
address
by
club
president
Lee
Gordon,
who
also
welcomed
as
guests
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Q.
P.
Tinker,
C.
P.
Balagno
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
and
R.
G.
A.
Hannon,
of
Prince
George.
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SPKClAI-Tt
is
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MPIN
.
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
Direct
from
Cloverdale
Year
around
supply,
shipped
weekly
from
Vancouver.
HIGH
Cl'RRIE
P.O.
Box
131,
Cloverdale,
B.C.