prince
Euprtt
Dai'Ip
f3rtos
Saturday,
September
11,
1948
TODAY
ONLY
0Lj
F3
Waterfront
Whiffs
Back-to-School
Boys'
Clothes
2:00
-
4:20
-
7:00
-
9:05
KEWSREEL
SERIAL
Z
17
lAl
PLUS
SUITS
COATS
JACKETS
SHIRTS
SWEATERS
SOCKS
VVINDBREAKERS
UNDERWEAR
SWEAT
SHIRTS
WORKING
FOR
MENIAL
HEALTH
One
in
Twenty
Canadians
Go
to
.Mental
Institutions
OTTAWA
One
in
20
Canadians
will
spend
at
least
part
of
their
lives
in
a
mental
Institution.
But.
despite
the
fact
that
ii.
the
last
15
years
there
has
been
a
60-per-cent
Increase
in
th?
population
of
mental
hospitals,
health
and
welfare
officials
aren't
unduly
alarmed
over
the
situation.
First
of
all
Canada's
agin?
population
has
a
lot
to
do
with
Adult
Entertainment
Jones
Act
Amendment
Under
Cdnsideration
Deer
Hunting
Opens
This
Week-End
Sunday
Midnight
And
Mon
Discussion
has
been
proceeding
between
the
Canadian
Maritime
Commission
and
representatives
of
the
United
States
Department
in
regard
to-the
possibility
of
the
Jones
Act
being
amended
to
permit
of
Canadian
vessels
participating,
in
the
carriage
of
freight
of
American
origin
and
destination
to
and
from
Akska
as
Rupert
Mens9
and
Boys'
Store
For
AH
Ages
SHIRLEY
TEMPLE
it.
well
as
the
transporting
of
pas-
AHNI
FRANCHOT
TONI
GUY
MADISON
MONDAY
SHOWS
.
AT
MATINEE
2:30
EVENING
7:00
-
8:20
Dr.
C.
G.
Stoghill
.chief
of
tho
sengers
between
Alaskan
port
department's
mental
health
div
Graham
Reach
U
reporting
net
burning.
It
will
be
restored
as
soon
as
possible.
ision,
said
in
an
interview
here
fttloncgmoon
V
1
WHUAM
lUWUT
MCTUB
that
about
25
per
cent
of
thane
now
in
institutions
are
aged
according
to
correspondence
which
has
passed
between
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
and
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
S.
St
Laurent,
Secretary
of
State
for
External
Affairs.
"The
government
is
following
this
matter
I
1
..
J
.
.
:..
AB
J
CTttlOt.jrjo,J
persons.
Then
again,
more
persons
ate
Hotel.
.
A
C
P
R.
steamer
Princess
Norah.
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
arrived
in
port
at
10:3-:
yesterday
morning
and
sailed
at
1:30
for
Alaska
points.
She
will
return
to
beginning
to
accept
mental
hospital
care.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
Rtri
-
A
"While
the
mental
hospital
RARE
STAMPS
BURKED
MONTREAL,
f
Kare
old
rtamps
valued
at
$10,000
belonging
to
Commodore
Paul
W.
Earl,
M.L.A.
(Llb.t,
Notre
Dame
de
Grace,
ere
reduced
to
a
handful
of
ashes
when
four
youths,
escaped
from
Shawbridge
Boys'
Farm,
set
them
aflame
after
attempting
to
dispose
of
them.
'
'
I
sirable
changes
in
the
Jones
Act
j
still
Is
under
a
stigma,
it
h
Prince
Rupert
I
are
known
in
appropriate
quar-
and
more
the
part
psychological
factors
play
in
illnesses,"
he
concluded.
"They
also
realize
th3t
delinquency
has
natural
cans,
'
and
they
are
going
to
look
for
i
people
who
know
the
'answers'.
J
SOCCER
STI
FF
j
Prince
Rupert
on
hct
way
south
next
Wednesday
afternoon.
NOTICE
m
mm
Tin
m
v.
re
muiniuii'AL
VOTERS'
0
(Coiii.nueu
ttvm
Page
P.
De
Jong,
K.
McClary,
Van-
ters,"
says
a
letter
from
Mr.
Su
couver;
A
J.
Arnold,
Vancouver;
Laurent
who
advises
the
local
N.
V.
Taylor,
Massett;
J.
M.
Association
of
the
support
given
Fletcher.
Queen
Charlotte
City;
to
necessary
legislation
by
Presi-Oeorge
Murray.
W.
Storey,
Prince
dent
Truman
in
the
following
George;
B.
Kohanen,
Port
Es-1
terms
In
the
course
of
a
message
sington;
J.
Bunn,
city;
Mrs.
G.
to
Congress:
"Because
of
the
H.
Alexander,
Skidcgate;
R.
K.j
unique
transportation
conditions
Hoggarty,
Vancouver;
W.
Cooper,
existing
in
Alaska,
I
recommend
Registrations
will
be
accepted
for
the
Mar
List
from
Householders
and
Liepn.se
Hn'n
31st.
nothing
like
what
it
was
some
years
ago,"
said
Dr.
Stogdill.
He
added
that
Canada's
16
mental
health
clinics
throughout
the
Dominion
were
doing
mucn
to
assist
persons
in
need
of
specialized
treatment,
but
not
hospital
care.
EXPANSION
HELD
I
P
'
A
shortage
of
trained
personneland
especially
of
socU-l
workers
skilled
in
psychiatric
treatment
Is
the
main
prob
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
Captain
Aspinall,
arrived
yesterday
morning
at
11:30,
after
calling
at
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
on
the
way
north
from
Vancouver.
She
will
leave
for
the
Islands
and
Vancouver
tonight
at
11
o'clock.-
There
are
30
passengers
on
board
making
the
found
trip.
be
British
SubjM
Registrants
mut
of
21
year;.
that
our
maritime
laws
be
am-
SV.
W
t
V
X
V
R
V
STEAMER
:
PRINCE
GEORGE
,
,
t
SAILS
FOR
-VANCOUVER
'AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
'EACH
THURSDAY
f
at
11:15
p.m.
I
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
ended
to
remove
the
present
bar
to
shipping
goods
in
bond
between
the
United
States
and
Alaska
via
Canadian
rail,
port
and
Householders
previously
resistor,
d
mf.
Poll
Tax
for
1948
do
not
need
to
regis-'
'
License
Holders
previously
rfEisvr.-j
u
r.
have
paid
trade
license
fees
In
5948
in
v
.
j,"
Dollars
or
more,
need
not
register.
Further
details
may
be
obtaine-i
at
ing
spirit
and
for
their
skillful,
battling
games.
Both
the
Battery
and
the
Legion
have
interested
organizations
backing
them
up
but
these
High
School
lads
had
to
do,
their
own
organizing
and
coachmg.
They
have
made
a
grand
impression
with
the
spectators
and
it
Is
certain
that
their
opponents
will
be
the
first
to
admit
that
their
hardest
battles
have
been
against
the
youngsters.
They
lacked
weight
and
experience
but
there
was
never
any
question
as
to
their
fighting
spirit
and
there
were
many
compliments
on
the
quality
of
their
play.
shinnine
facilities
This
har
Hrvc
Dr.
Ben
H.
Talbut,
a
member
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Snell-man,
Port
Essington;
M.
A.
Dixon,
S.
Doucette,
Kamralon
Inlet;
H.
Sykes.
R.
Mitchell,
J.
Crawford,
Vancouver;
W.
D.
Grainger.
Vancouver;
L.
B.
B.
Boulton,
city;
R.
Baily,
A.
Muir,
Kamealon
Lake;
T.
Ruttle,
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
G.
E.
Abbott
and
children,
Butedale;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Stinech,
Seattle;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Payne,
Crescent
City;
Cali
not
apply
between
any
of
ourof
tne
ohl
state
Game
Com-states
and
there
is
no
reason
;
mission,
was
here
recently,
a
thus
to
discriminate
against
Al-jPassenger
on
the
steamer
Prince
aska.
Furthermore,
Canadian
j
George.
That
his
tourist
voyage
ships
should
be
permitted
toinortn
was
an
unqualified
suc-
H.
D.TIUiy
(
ITiai
lem
holding
up
post-war
expansion
of
these
clinics,
particularly
in
western
Canada.
Sometimes
sponsored
by
a
school
board,
Juvenile
court,
parent-teacher
organization,
or
other
group,
the
clinic
is
staffed
by
a
psychiatrist,
a
psychologist,
and
a
social
worker.
Behavior
of
epileptics
.child-
transport
passengers
and
freight
icess
was
sen
ln
tne
enthusiasm
For
Reservations
Write
7
or
Call
CITY.
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRIMCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
DON'T
WAIT-WINTERw
between
Alaska
ports
In
order
to
shown
by
him
in
a
port
up
the
coast
where
he
boarded
the
and
others
are
studied
at
Prince
George
with
each
hand
ren
fornia;
O.
J.
Moscrip,
Vancou-
ver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Clifford,
jKingsville,
Ont.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Dahle,
Ter.ace;
Mr.
and
Mr.;.
E.
Turner,
Terrace;
R.
L.
Flet
provide
more
adequate
service.;
These
recommendations
are
also
in
accord
with
the
mutual
in
to
the
s:l-l
flillv
nrriinied
nnp
prasninir
r.
I
the
Clinic
Dr.
Stogdill
described
Whitefish
belong
mon
fajnily.
OUDEK
YOUR
NEW
FAWCETT
We
have
the
men
and
thp
ti-r
installation
now.
Past
exjTi'K
u
that
the
first
cold
snap
of
wii
fcrjii
orders.
king
salmon
and
the
other
a
coho.
as
"a
most
healthy
sign,"
the
fact
that
teachers
are
beginning
to
show
a
great
Interest
cher,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr...
R.
Chambers,
Santa
Paula,
terest
which
we
will
continue
ta
have
with
our
Canadian
neighbors
in
the
development
of
the
great
northwest
territory
of
this
continent."
in
what
makes
children
behave
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Edgar,
who
the
way
they
do.
Be
set
for
winter
have
a
Fawrrtl
fnwiij
ASTHMA
TRY
A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
left
Prince
Rupert
in
a
small
As
well
as
providing
treat
-boat
a
few
weeks
ago
to
make
ment,
workers
at
the
clinics
te:i
their
home
ln
or
near
Victoria,'
teachers
and
parents
how
to
de-
!
hart
th
t1
Pi
Uliro
rf
moaf
In.r
!
tofr
nnrlnciri
Vl
A
KaKquIai
trnnrl
i
AND
HAY
FEVER
J
Another
deer
hunting
season
gets
under
way
in
this
dibtric
you
instant
and
roniant
vmtt
THOM
SHEET
MEM
25J
EAST
FIRST
AUM'E
BKLATHKANY
U
ftNAHA
1.14.
an"WT.
Hr.
Dr.
Stogdill
said
he
felt
the.
--.Juan
urrie,
local
pioneer,
wno
CUNARD
WHITE
STAR
legal
opening
date.
Judging
recently
moved
to
Cherry
Point,
time
was
quickly
approaching'
-
Irom
the
117
gun
licences
Issued
at
the
loca:
Game
Office,
in
the
neighborhood
of
Cobble
when
mental
health
services
Hill,
Vancouver
Island.
Mr:1
should
be
integrated
with
other
some
'health
services
to
the
commun-
;r.
fu
.
T
u
Currie-
-ho
was
doing
activity
this
fall
ln
the
venison
m.w
Specials!.
time,
ity.
1
.,
wilful
uvuuil
nuih
ai
LJIC
made
them
thoroughly
welcome.)
"People
are
realizing
more
1
1
fiiM
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN
CUSTC
SAWMILL
EQUIPMENT
"Littre
Giant"
Portable
Sawmills
with
3
sizes
in
carriages.
"Little
Giant"
Edgers
for
2
and
3-saw
arrangement
and
the
"Little
Oiant"
Improved
4-slded
ball-bearing
Planer,
complete
with
heads,
knives
belts
and
shaving
exhauster.
The
new
Model
231
Marroni
rUttrrji
short
nave
radio.
9
vjucoi.
liic
rising
pnee
01
meat,
incidentally,
m;ngs
aeer
hunting
almost
into
the
category
of
a
profitable
sport.
With
weather
promising
to
be
at
least
reao-onably
favorable,
initial
deer
hunting
parties
of
the
season
ar;
getting
away
today.
The
deer
hunting
season
in
the
western
district
(west
of
Remo)
extencs
from
today
to
November
30.
In
the
eastern
district
the
season
!.
The
latest
in
hand
mind
record
plarH
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leatherette
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nd
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and
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to
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I.
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and
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a
new
Strong1
tery
park
console
7
tube
prrformiiw
with
R
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many
other
good
battery
m
NEW
LOW
list
prices.
commences
next
Wednesday,
also
from
Montreal
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at
Greenock
TO
SOUTHAMPTON
We
carry
at
all
times
a
complete
stork
si
-j
able
EVEREADY
batteries.
Sept.
18
closing
there
November
30.
Of
couse,
the
hunting
season
will
not
be
in
full
swing
until
Novem-;
ber
15
when
the
pursuit
of
ducks
;
and
geese
becomes
legal
in
the!
western
district,
extending
tr
January
3.
In
the
eastern
district
(beyond
the
Kayex
Riven
I
the
bird
season
opens
September
15
and
extends
to
Novem.-
c
3.
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line
of
Dodge
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Split
Pulleys,
Sterl
Belt
Lacing,
Ball
-
Bearings
Saws
and
Power
Units,
both
gasoline
and
diesel.
Truch
Winches,
Boomers,
Power
Take-offs
and
Steel
Cable.
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will
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notice
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mariners
issued
from
the
office
of
the
district
marine
agent
here
announces
that
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the
first
car
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come
in
here
and
laid
an
egg.
And
you'll
be
pleasantly
surprised
at
how
well
and
how
quickly
we
can
service
vour
car
put
it
in
tip-too
runnirg
order
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matter
how
old
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is.
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