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Rupert
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June
23,
1&43
Em
tives
of
Grades
Six
and
I've
were
in
charge
of
the
salt
u'-i-;0r
the
direction
of
Mrs-
s
A
j
Cheeserr.an
assisted
by
Mrs
h
;
C.
Food.
Principal
j,
g
Vi-nJ
son
was
in
general
charge.
Ray
Reflects
...
JR.
RED
CROSS
SALE
IS
SUCCESS
Borden
St.
School
Raises
Seventy-Five
Dollars
Friday
Afternoon
Reminisce
.
.
.
Prince
Rajx-rt
James
Barry.
Vancouver:
V,'.
Stevens.
Sfciclegate
Mission;
D.
3.
Allen,
Vancouver;
M.
L.
Nohn.
Vancouver;
O.
Kerley.
Teliwa;
Ha
ln4epeBdect
d:y
OfiDr-T
aercta
to
upeu3:cl2.
o?
'raw
,
""JS
ftcd
u
eoasmunittra
rojcpr-.TBg
norrSWTi
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M
fiecrma
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Pl
Orf:
IPrrnt.
CKtw)
Prtnc
Rupert
Daily
Kew
Ltd,
rd
Avenue.
Prmc
Rupert,
British
OolumbU.
O.
A-
HTJOTR.
Managing
Editor.
H
O
PFRRT.
MmT-o
Director.
tfZMBEK
OF
CANADIAN
PP.FS3
AlTDrT
BCF.S'O
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CAKADIA
DAILT
KF5TSPAPEH
ASSOCIATION
O.
Moscrip
and
W.
Traeeer
r,r
The
widening
usefulness
of
air-
in
a
place
called
Prince
Rupert
Guss,
Burns
Lake;
G.
P
craft
Is
noted
more
as
every
fly-
In
the
holy
hush,
the
pioneers
y
SpetisU
MEN'S
AU.,V(),
ecBSCP.rPTio
rates
Cat;
Cmer.
Per
ek
20c:
Prr
Mori.i.
TSc:
Per
Tear.
MOO.
B
Mll.
Per
Monia.
50c.
Per
Ter.
5
00
,
time
comes
around.
Sprayed
from
tried
t5
kid
one
another
into,
Thomas.
Victoria;
Mr.
and
Mr-i.
The
Borden
Street
Junior
Red
Stanaard
Oil
Co.
of
Bf'ish
.
.
,
.
,
Columbia
arrived
in
the
ci'v
on
on
Cross
branches
he:
their
last
thp
r.m
Clmo!,un
.
.
K;
yesterday
after-sle
sale
of
or
the
trie
school
school
year
vear
Frirfav
Friday.
noon
from
Vancouver,
bein
here
and
as
a
result,
the
sum
of
'
5
1,ere
for
a
hri(lf
"el
vi
VUt
,,
0n
$75
50
was
raed
for
Junior
Red
J"
above,
countless
winged
pests
believing
that,
after
all,
eondi-;
Leach,
Port
Edward:
T.
A.
V.
suffer
swift
death.
It
is
much
tions
were
not
so
bad
but
that
jremblay,
Victoria;
Mrs.
F.
Ab-more
effective
than
individual
they
might
become
worse.
Yetjbott
antj
daughter,
Vancouver;
and
SIITJ
...
Mrs.
O.
Sells,
New
Westminster;
t
cross
activities-
The
sale
was
j
action,
such
as
slapping
one's
it
was
a
threadbare
sort
of
com
self
on
the
wrists,
or
possibly,
iort.
-.
.
i
n
ur.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Hart,
Namu:
patronized
by
parents
and'
tltTION
.f
8We-krrasU
P
C.
Bostrum,
Masset;
Miss
J.
oiner
jricnoa
wnne
me
pupus
unmentionables.
It
should
be
a
simple
enough
matter
for
an
air-
themselves
found
articls
avail-
I,
"
firmed
tot
.ir
M
Something
unusual
happened
j
common,
port
Simpson;
B.
T
oinei.
i.-.i
S
--"-us,
asMtertmfB
Spetial
MI.VS
REs
able
for
their
nickels
and
dimes,
o,
Auu,i
i.
in
u
o:
8ine
September
of
last
year
'
L"
Dl8tr,ct
rr
M-rme
b
.iu.in,
the
children
have
collected
al-
to
eut
u
Mvm
ftm
Pir
t4J;
most
twenty
thousand
tea
and
,
Hemkwk.
uui
nuni.
u
an
br
coffee
coupons.
This
is
a
trlb-
"tlT,Sr
"
8,"a",'
.Rlvrr-
.
.
.
.
1
Binn4.H
Ann.
Range
S
Out
Land
ute
to
their
persistency
and
to
oumct.
.
their
steady
determination
to'
Thrre
y-r
uiS
iwwd
f,
n
l:ve
up
to
the
motto
of
the
or-
j
M
01e
to
MWn1
ganization
"Service.
In
addi-iuie
'
uctir
m
penn
may
aubmit
lion
to
the
sale
of
premiums
oi-ivea
i
the
iuur
f
.
,
.
!
auruon
and
trbMl
aa
oft
vid
"
such
as
aluminum
ware,
nvrex
.
.
man
to
steer
up
the
Skeen
River,
this
year,
at
the
Trooping
of
the)
Phillips,
Masset:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
drop
low
and,
with
a
cheerf'J
Color
in
London
town.
One
man
'
McKeen,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
'
Good
Morning,"
destroy
117,-
fainted
and
some
of
the
others
irs
a.
Stringer,
Victoria;
R.
000.000
moi0.uitos,
no-seeums
and
seemed
a
bit
unfamiliar
with.
Hetherington,
Fort
William,
Ont.:
black
files
of
both
sexes.
the
drill.
These
little
lapses
were
j
Raynor,
Winnipeg;
O.
P.
Smith,
,
blamed
on
the
Second
Great
War.
Vancouver;
Wr.
A.
Bowman,
Van-It
has
perhaps
not
passed
un-
Soldiers
had
been
through
des-
couver;
D.
A.
MacGibbon.
Win-noticed
that,
to
date,
numerous
perate
fighting
but
could
not
nipeg;
J.
Vallance,
Winnipeg;
R.
charges
f;om
pubiic
platforms
march
well,
in
an
old
and
for-:
Lane,
Vancouver;
I.
Barltrop,
(have
been
promptly
'"nailed."
mal
movement
of
units.
But
that
.
Vancouver;
D.
H.
Phillips,
Van-
J
Doswell
Prince
L
,
.
,
.
runner
parueuiara
maf
be
A-
s"rts
Vj:
trom
j
T
SHlRT
rR-Latet
,t,i,1
tment.
Spri,
BOTV
WOOL
J
PA.MS-Srmi-d,.;
wtment,
HfrCui
Blue
and
Speeial
This
is
merely
mentioned
uray.
was
not
exactly
their
fault.
AnrtiC0UVer;
D.
It
I
.
1
so
that,
in
the
event
of
future
the
soiaier
who
took
a
weuk
George;
S.
Penner,
Vancouver;
there
were
plants
for
sale.
For
""
vicurfia.
b
c
.
w
ttw
uit-
scarcity,
when
such
useful
hard-
turn
could
probably
have
f
ur-.
h
G
West
Vancouver-
R
Den-;.
v.
l.u
,
rtei
Pi.rt-tr.
Vaneuuv-r.
or
prince
Kuperi.
a
v-.
;no,m,
Vancouver,
u.
uouit,
counter
0f
homemade
whistles
in,
ware
Is
needed
for
construction
nished
good
reasons.
purposes,
the
situation
will
be
more
readily
grasped.
;F;ag,-v:?grx-'-
.:
,;Prince
George;
R.
M.
MaUiews,
that
found
a
very
ready
sale.
.
.
j
I
Prince
George;
R.
S.
Millar,
and
the
noise
of
whistles
of
all
j
AIR
PASSfcJVGERS
nAce-irrnd
!
Vancouver;
O
Garso.
Seattle:
pitches
testified
to
the
popular
tr
l
-
1
1
Linking
Alaska
and
Sk??na
Modern
Campaigning
THE
remarkable
developments
of
communication
WITH
and
science,
election
campaigning
is
due
for
some
streamlining
and
modernization,
it
is
becoming
evident
as
a
result
of
the
current
battles
for
the
ballots.
Particularly
in
the
larger
-"centres,
where
the
radio
is
so
accessible
to
all,
the
clay
of
the
public
meeting
appears
to
be
about
out,
except
possibly
it
be
for
personal
appearances
of
the
leaders
and
the
candidates
which
may
be
regarded
as
a
caurtesy
to
the
electors.
Apathy
to
public
meetings,
as
shown
in
the
slim
attendance
at
meetings
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
general.
Something
will
also
have
to
be
done
about
the
radio
too,
since
the
political
speeches
on
the
air
are
becoming
tiresome
in
Canada
as
they
have
been
long
since
in
the
United
States.
Of
course,
the
radio
can
always
be
turned
off
or
ignored
when
the
political
speech
comes
on
but
that
is
not
popularizing
the
radio.
Newspaper
use
still
seems
to
be
the
most
effective
means
of
campaign
advertising.
One
of
the
great
advantages
of
the
printed
word
is
that
it
can
be
taken
or
left.
It
is
there
to
be
read
and
mentaily
digested
at
any
time
and,
if
it
is
missed
on
one
occasion,
it
can
be
referred
to
again.
The
message
is
not
lost
and
gone
forever
like
the
uttered
word,
be
it
in
the
meeting
or
on
the
air.
Experience
is
showing
that,
in
spite
of
all
the
new
developments
and
-possibly,
indeed,
because
of
them,
there
is
still
no
more
effective
way
of
conveying
a
message
and
conveying
it
pleasantly
than
by
the
printed
word.
ly
J.
Buchanan,
Smithers;
J.
ity
of
the
article.
There
was
Hins,
Watson
Lsland;
C.
Hartie,
also
a
very
ready
demand
for
Queen
Charlotte
City;
P.
Phil-
cut
flowers
that
the
children
lips,
Vancouver;
L.
Mackey,
Van-
had
brought
from
their
own
gar-
j
Highways
with
Haines
Cut-Off
and
car
barge
service
and
cak-!
ing
Prince
Rupert
a
sort
of
trar.s-
!
c.rjk.
To
Vancouver
tSaturdayt
S.
cens.
The
Junior
Red
Cross
execu-
couver;
A.
V.
Smith.
Smithers;
HL
E.
Whyte,
Victoria.
I
The
XI
rtm$i
irs
Family
f..
portation
cooplir.g-pin,
tying
ail
Penner,
J.
Franks,
B.
Rody,
Mrs.
together
appears
to
have
caught
W.
Scherk,
Miss
E.
GladLsh.
B.
the
fancy
of
the
north
and
it
Campbell,
J.
R.
Maddigan,
W.
L.
can
t
be
said
the
south
is
in-
Bowman.
different.
The
scheme
is
iirge:
To
Sandspit
(Saturday
Mr.
liniment
SMITH
dn
.wr
We
are
proud
to
announce
our
appointment
as
I0R
AW
AND
PAIN
PLA'
.'$10,0
Bpee
Sail'
CAI
HE)
)
Ilea
ipTTns
net
IF
est
ui
house
If
HAVE
HAD
YEARS
OF
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
-EXPERIENCE
PHONE
lit
DEALER
Bkmx
I
LIVING
r2e3T3
sale
and
the
possibilities
are
and
Mrs.
T.
R.
Kelly,
Miss
L
!
there.
This
part
of
the
contin-'
Keliy,
L.
Orr,
E.
T.
S.
Moore,
E.
;
ent
is
gradually
eoming
within
Wahl,
R.
Wahl,
H.
WaW.
j
the
framework
of
big
business
From
Vancouver
i
Friday
A.'
and,
by
the
time
such
a
service
L.
Hunter,
W.
Dunn,
Mrs.
W.
is
provided,
the
traffic
might
Dunn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Wilson,
be
waiting.
j
E.
Smith,
G.
P.
Thomas,
J.
Ben-
jny.
i
Some
of
the
campaign
speak-!
From
Sandspit
Friday
Mr
ers,
feeling
doubtful
about
the
'
Kenal.
future,
have
been
hinting
of
aj
To
Vancouver
iFridayf
C.
E.
coming
depression,
or
recession
Buck,
H.
Ross,
O.
Open.
E.
Wark.
The
dictionary
defines
recession
I
w-
Hansen,
M.
Phillips,
as
"a
quiet
spot."
During
thej
To
Sandspit
(
Friday
t
Mrs.
thirties,
we
happened
to
be
living
j
Downey,
Mrs.
T.
Croaier,
L.
Lam
naagJUVV-
III
Radios,
Ranges.
Refrigerators,
Appliances
and
Washing
Machines
I
est!
REAL
Plumbing
Trouble?
INSURA?
INCOME
t
bert,
i
From
Vancouver
Thursday)
hfiss
L.
MacDonald.
W.
Bowman.
RETURNS
CALL
BLUE
846
WHERE
ALUMINUM?
!
A.
Anderson,
Mrs.
J.
W.
HowiU,
'
R.
E.
M0UT!
Itr:
1-'"
;.
BlTf
,.
1
llO
..&
"trllM
:
wil
Hss
o
Joillt
lotlce
tt
tl
torn
ion
.1
Jflc'at
Jertil
alld
vrtttn
'
.
h
!
K4
2nd
Ave.
i.teJ
C
R"
Unf'
Sealed
tender,
will
be
received
p
f
until
nocn
July
12th.
1949.
by
the
Zeutchell,
F.
Dodd,
E.
Southby,'
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
lor
the
con-
A
Rirharrt
I
Phillip.,
n.
.
Mt
Bride
Street
Phene
211
"THE
PROPOSED
hydro-electric
project
above
I
Skagway
offers
some
interesting
problems,
mrucuon
oi
an
oirice
and
stores
Mrs.
R.
E.
Gladding.
B.
C.
i
both
engineering
and
diplomatic,
that
may
tax
the
'btk7aVdTi
SAAN1CH
Plumbing
&
Heating
specifications
may
be
rrom
Sandspit
Thursday
BALAGN0
Phone
Green
'ft
V
Trrace
and
Smithers.
the
District
HI
BILL
.
Sandison.
.
Q.C.A.
Forester.
Prince
Eupert.
or
the
Chief
i
-
77j7777.
.
,
roreater.
Victoria,
on
a
deposit
of
5
00,
which
till
be
refunded
upon
return
of
pianj..
etc..
In
good
ron-
Thursday
To
Ketchikan
(round
trim
The
Latest
in
amon
w.thln
thirty
days.
Xf.
R.
Hann,
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fickes
.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
nec-
.
r11""'
Mutrllv
.nr.H
J.
KnaDD.
Mr
a
n
H
Vfr
c
r
Portable
WelcM
HOW
ABOtTT
LUNCHING
WITH
ME
TOMORROW
AT
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
DINING
ROOM
.
.
.
YOU'LL
FIND
THE
FOOD
AND
SERVICE
TOPS!
r25
Tenders
must
be
submitted
in
an
Fleet,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
D
IveyJ
......
ivjir
utrw
fcru
i-iiaer
lor
me
Mrs.
S.
Wood,
R.
Norenberg,
j
Stotlon
Construction
of
Ranger
Building
at
Terrace,"
joules
tiars,
j.
Kitchie,
Mr.
and
1541
.Mrs.
E.
Reitel.
Mr.
and
Mrs
f
HAS
BFEN
ADIHDl
E
X
T
F.
X
SIVKLY
I
SHOP
.
.
.
FOR
Ml
WORK
.
.
.
SFE
THOM
SH
METAL
UMi
those
n.
t
r.
Fillmore,
Mrs.
E.
Hudson.
I
To
Masset
Friday
F.
B
'
Woods-Johnson,
Rev.
Bunii
s
I
i
Prockter,
H.
G.
West,
Mrs.
E.
Jif
Mallorv.
3
FIRST
AVE.
E.
JubU
ncoi
Be:
t
'
i
(
7
Civic
Ckxtre
Dim
so
Room
For
Reservations
add
Chicken
in
The
Rough
fhone
Red
70!l
To
JuskaUa
(Friday
i
J.
Dig-ranes.
i
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
I.N
Till
OPEN
HtOM
11:30
A.M.
TO
3:33
A.M.
The
Hon.
Stuart
S.
The
Hon.
Lionel
We
Specialise
In
Chinese
Dishes
6;
hdr
3IEIX
(M
CHOP
SUEY-CHOW
'
en
em
Ml
For
Outtide
Orclen
PHONE
133
Minister
of
Justice
M
inister
of
ransport
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
.pn.,
Chilcotin
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSOX
8unday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QCEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
July
1,
15
and
29
FOR
NORTH
QCEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
July
8
and
22
FRAN&.
I.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
j
I
SP
eal
Tonight
abilities
of
American
leaders
before
that
$300,000,-000
aluminum
plant
is
erected
along
Lynn
canal.
Our
old
friend
from
Prince
Rupert,
W.
D.
Smith,
longtime
resident
of
the
Stewart-Hyder
district
and
member
of
the
B.C.
legislative
assembly
since
1945,
said
here
that
Canada
has
some
ideas
of
its
own
regarding
aluminum.
The
U.S.
now
has
a
two-cents
per
pound
duty
on
Canadian-made
.aluminum
entering
the
U.S.
This
duty
protects
American
industry
and
employees.
But
B.C.
has
dreams
of
a
big
metal
plant
through
harnessing
of
;
water
in
the
lakes
above
the
Kitimaat,
some
80
or
;
100
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
where
the
Alu-!
minum
Corporation
of
Canada
or
Reynolds
Metal
1
Corporation
may
built
a
city
of
40,000
to
50,000.
:
Either
maker
would
want
to
sell
part
of
the
plant's
J
output
in
the
U.S.A.
and
that
two-cent
tariff
hurts.
It
might
be
enough
to
kill
the
project,
even
with
lower
wages
and
power
costs.
.
J
At
first
glance
that
would
seem
to
make
the
:
Skagway
deal
a
cinch.
Except
that
Canada
controls
1
the
water
for
the
needed
power
and
the
Canadians
I
don't
wish
to
lose
such
a
big
industry
to
Alaska
because
of
the
U.S.
duty.
They
will
want
to
negotiate,
and
perhaps
hold
out
for
a
plant
on
both
sides
of
the
line,
with
no
duty
on
the
output
of
the
one.
Or
else
they
might
let
Skagway
go
ahead
if
it
hired
an
equal
number
of
Canadians
and
Americans,
and
split
its
income
taxes
between
the
two
countries.
Smith
says
there
is
an
easier
wayto
bring
out
water
from
the
Lake
Atlin
watershed
than
by
drilling
two
long
and
expensive
tunnels
down
from
Lake
Lmdeman.
He
says
water
can
be
taken
from
the
;
south
end
of
Lake
Atlin
down
a
tunnel
and
trench
:
f
to
the
Sloko
River
which
in
turn
empties
into
the
:
-Taku
River.
The
latter
empties
into
the
inside
pas-
sage
at
a
point
near
Juneau.
The
drop
is
about
900
;
leet
in
less
than
eight
miles,
if
the
figures
of
a
:
--mining
engineer
of
the
Atlin
region
are
correct.
But
that
might
mean
locating
the
plant
along
the
Taku
or
else
transmitting
the
power
overland
to
Skagway,
which
also
could
be
expensive.
.
Smith
says
the
draining
off
of
water
would
also
dry
up
inland
waterways
which
serve
industry
,
of
the
area
in
the
spring
and
summer.
Even
the
Yukon
depends
on
the
watershed
for
some
of
its
;
supply-
That
would
mean
another
big
task
in
al-r
locating
water.
The
Colorado
River
fight
has
al-!
ready
shown
how
involved
such
a
controversy
can
.:
become.'
A
system
of
dams
might
protect
the
long
inland
waterways
involved
or
of
course
the
new
highway
into
Atlin
may
solve
the
problem
itself.
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