"
i
rvrr
...
and
Reminisce
'
MEN'S
V
.A
"TV
ft
1
Every
wool
s..,
TJ
spring
someone
has
a
Drivers
of
cars
are
not
always
LOWEST
'"
.
.
i
24UWM1
tn
PRICES
INliUili
..Te
An
indi
iM-ndeut
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
IttJNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
V
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
s'5S?tt''
varletv
r..
p
MEN'S
Dre
-
i
i
new
notion
designed
to
assist
In
blameabie.
iaxe
time,
you
,
beautlfving
the
city.
As
a
rule,
have
any
to
spare,
to
contemplate
.whatever
is
planned
Is
neither
Third
Avenue.
Jay
walking?,
difficult
pr
costly,
but
effective.
We'll
say
so.
Pausing
out
in
the
j
And
every
spring
somebody
has
street,
to
exchange
opinion
or
a
new
idea
about
making
himself
whatever
It
is?
Plenty.
Walking
a
lazy
nuisance
w
ho
likes
to
des-
half
way
across,
and
returning,
rttrov
and
undo
the
constructive
Not
at
all
unusual.
People
unable
;
:
and
helpful
rk
of
others.
to
hear
well,
but
with
first
rats
.
j
eyesight?
Now
and
then.
Small
;
children
crossing
alone?
Often.
;
"
It
was
a
breezy
day
on
the
dark
J
blue
expanse
of
Queen
Charlotte
j
Rujiwavg
want
mure
money
i
Sound.
The
good
ship
rolled
and
Wlw
doesn't?
i
'rolled
end
the
form
of
a
passen-
'
,
'
.
,
$M
was
bowed
over
the
rail.
An
1
;
:
.7
.t:
I
of
Hcer
said
"l
iri
sorry,
sir,
but
,
"iar
Fr.m
t
.
i
.V
'
.'.AW
I
Ofcnft,..
.
"J4
rom
11
4
MM'S
nESS
fj,
shades
t.-
For
Friendly
Service
'
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
ond
Decoration
Problems
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Supplies
505
MrBride
St.
Blue
2A
Russian
Professions
I
T
WOULD
be
a
grand
thing-,
indeed,
if
we
could
I
accept
the
professions
which
have
been
made
j
(luring
the
last
few
-days
by
the
leaders
at
the
K
reil
in
that
they
are
sincerely
out
for
world
peace
with;
jio
strings
attached.
We
could
even
believe,
a1
!
Molotov
reiterated
at
the
week-end,
that
there
is
room
in
the
world
for
both
.capitalism
and
com-
;
munisin.
But
Moscow's
disruptive
and
unreasonable
B0YV
tONiiY
varictv
i
.,
4;
you
can't
be
sick
here."
The
passenger
did
not
feel
like
conversation.
He
did
not
even
look
up.
All
he
said
was:
"Watch."
ir
from
B0Y8'
N0
(,J
BKEAtruu
llH
?
ade,
auW00l
I
rum
1
'
Now
and
then,
as
time
v.-ags
along,
newspaper
readers
see
in
print
something,
that
to
say
thp
!
least
Is
a
peculiar
phrase.
Sup-'
pose,
some
evening,
as
you
settle
j
down
I'omfortably
to
prru.se
the
I
news,
you
scan
the
following:'
"the
car
had
disappeared
around
the
Junction
of
Sianslead
Avenue
j
when
a
sharp
whistle
was
heard
hi
the
direction
Etaoln
ahrdlu
etaoln
shrdlu
of
the
armoury."
I
J
DUST
DISEASES
When
the
International
Labor
Offices
conference
was
held
in
Sydney,
Australia,
one
of
the
discussions
was
on
dust
diseases.
Two
Canadians
on
the
panel
were
Dr.
O.
R.
Davison
of
Edmonton,
left,
and
Dr.
C
H.
Vrooman
of
Vancouver..
Dr.
Davison
is
attached
to
the
Alberta
Health
Department.
Dr.'
Vrooman
is
medical
referee
for
silicosis
on
the
British
Columbia'
Workmen's
Compensation
Board.
(C.
P.
Photot
Salin-Glo
PRODUCTS
for
'
Walls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hordwgre
Co.
Ltd.
Ll.
actions
to
date
have
not
harmonized
with
their
occasional
professions
of
high
desire
for
peace
and
harmony
and
live
and
let
live.
.Snarling,
as
they
make
their
peace
gestures,
that
United
States
and
Great
Britain
are
not
sincere
and
are
really
warmongering
do
not
promote
the
setting
and
the
atmosphere
for
real
peace
dealing.
Nor
does
pelulant
and
intolerant
walking
away
from
propos.-'.ls
other
than
their
own
help
us
to
see
good
faith.
-
It's
not
Intended
to
be
under-
,
stool,
and-
the
reason
is
simple,
'jy
advertisement
is
not
Would
Not
Like
ill
ii
ETTERBOX
IOC
l
1
I
Will
i'Alulll
ku
you
that
when
an
error
appears
In
a
line,
he
clears
the
slug
by
running
his
fingers
down
the
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lirjuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
government
of
British
I
fl
Vflfi
I'nPtnnfti
.
r:.
"!r..
..'
...J
,.,
keyboard
in
a
vertical
direction.
Car'ttUdj
Complete
lent
Rsruu.
.,
NOW
AVAILABLE
,
1
u
wvwwwvvtM4Wttie
occ
ucoiauu;
N;m
November
r
17
;;
issue
;h
y
.
producing
euoinnirdm-i
whu,h
ol
c0Ulliei
is
meant
to
b
y
:u
;
;
discarded.
Yet
there
are
times
Canadian
LkrJjJ
to
me.
As
I
wxi
when
the
pesky
thing
creeps
in.
Newfoundland,
I
-was
especially
Mayor
and
Others
React
to
Plan
for
R.C.M.P.
Absorption
tf
B.C.
Police
'i
oxygen.
Acc;
weldine
sunni.
interested
In
our
Unking
oj
Newfoundland
and
the
Prince
Ru-
Lindsay'!
fj
Jwragtli
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
Is
pel
region
ready
to
admit
that
there
might
j
i
hope
to
improve
my
educa-
be
advantages
such
as
Increased
I
;ion
a
ume
iater
by
seeing
efficiency
in
the
taking
over
som?thing
of
the
Northwest
EH-
1910
rnJ
oi
tne
rrovinciai
ronce
oy
me
cctst.
rtoval
Canadian
Mounted
Police
THOMAS
DUXBABIN,
DRESS
BABY
for
the
EASTER
PARADE
Dresses
Rompers
Nighties
Ankle
Socks
Spring
Sweater
Sots
but
he
isn't
so
sure
that
he
likes
We
all
earnestly
hope
to
deal
with
Russia
in
friendliness
and
co-operation
but
we
must
have
more!than
the
odd
profession
of
peace
desire
from
;
the
-
Kremlin.
It
reminds
us
too
much
of
similai
professions
from
a
man
called
Hitler.
IIATTLE
FOR
MINDS
T
HE
MASTERS
of
the
Kremlin
are
experts
in
the
I
war
for
people's
minds.
Witness
the
successes
of
Communism
in
the
Far
East
and
the
continuing
cold
war
of
nerves
in
Europe
if
not
in
the
Americas.
Only
inconsequential
shots
are
fired
as
Com-munm
rolls
on
in
the
cold
war.
They
are
of
ap-larLj.ly
little
importance
to
the
democracies
and
nothing
move
is
done
about
them
other
than
formal
protects
in
the
halls
of
the
United
Nations.
At
these
the
-Russian
diplomats
onlv
smirk
because
the
swal-lowjng
of
another
country's
severeignty
has
oc
chandJ
Press
Attache,
III
ill
Commissioner
for
Commonwealth
of
Australia,
'
'
;
Ottawa.
.
ail
PORimn
si
the
idea
of
a
national
police
which
might
develop
Into
a
sort
of
"Gestapo."
His
Worsnip
certainly
wants
to
have
more
Information
and
feels
that
the
municipalities
LOOK
FOB
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
Film
Fiimbinj
Flash
rbtttw
Jul
Phone
Oretn
)e
All
at
your
own
GOLD
SEAL
LABEM
FKINd
ILTff
Masse!
Freight
Shed
Contract
HOLLYWOOD
cafe"
which
would
be
Involved
should
be
consulted.
The
mayor
did
drop
the
hint!
that
he
would
not
be
disposed
to
a'
return
to
city
policing
and
1
the
resultant
local
politics.
Around
the
city
clerk's
office
there
was
concern
as
to
what
changes,
if
any,
might
be
in-
j
volved
in
financial
arrangements
with
the
Royal
Canadian!
Contract
has
been
;
awarded
by
the
federal
.
department
ol
public
works
to
Holland
and
Phillips
of
Masset
for
the
con
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THI
struction
of
a
freleht
shed'on'
the
warf
at
New
Masaet.
The
Mounted
Police
as
compared
contract
figure
Is
$3715.
The
For
the
Best
in
OPEN
FROM
J:3
P.M
to
S:3
A.M.
We
8pctlli!
in
CnintM
outiei
CHOI'
SUEY-CHOW
MEIN
;
with
the
agreement
under
which
.sork
will
start
at
once.
;
i
the
city
now
operates
with
the
j
British
Columbia
Police.
i
The
principal
concern
among
Father
Royer
O.MJ..
left
by
Watch
Repairs
SEE
GEORGE
COOK,
JEWELLER
i
members
of
the
B.C.
Police
plane
at
the
end
of
the.
week
fir
ot
Oataid
Ordw
PBONE
111
Box
118
52?
3rd
Ave
Youll
be
Satisfied
j
themselves
Is
what
disposition
one
of
his
periodlcaI
'trips
'-to
!
would
be
made
of
the
personnel...
.
.
'
Masset
and
otner
ueen
har
if
the
R.C.M.P.
took
over,
what
j
would
happen
to
their
seniority
lotte
Island
points
on
ecclesiast-.
and
their
pension
arrangement,
ical
duties.
-
.
.
-
71
curred
from
within
and
not
from
ostentatious
use
of
Russian
might.
Eventual
domination
of
the
world
by
the
Russian
brand
of
imperialism
would
appear
to
be
the
long
range
aim
with
possible
tem-pow.ry
lapses
in
the
cold
war.'
Seanwhile
the
Communists,
in
the
battle
for
thjhuman
mind,
never
stop,
as
Dr.
William
R.
Russell,
president'
of
the
Teachers'
College
at
Columbia
UncVersky,
recently
said,
emphasizing
examples
of
discrimination,
intolerance,
poverty,
ill-health
and
unemployment
on
the
North
American
continent.
FoJ-jthis
reason
the
battles
for
human
minds
in
the
schools,
in
the
universities
and
in
the
community
at
large
must
be
intensified.
'
The
fact
is
that
democracy,
far
behind
in
the
batfcle
for
minds,
has
been
woefully
slow
in
documenting
and
emphasizing
the
record
of
liberty
and
luyjivjr
it
before
the
people
so
that
they
might
realize
the
well-being
which
free-society
has
given
them
anj;$hich
might
be
replaced
by
the
regimentation
of
the
slave
state
should
ultimate
world
victory
come
foiMoscov
in
the
battle
for
human
minds.
t
:
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
earryini
t
rpreoUli
.
prodipt
sertite
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.-
Tires,
Uibei
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTJNOHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
onlj,'
and
Incandescent,
6
to
23o
volU.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-to
flashlights,
Ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
&
CO.-Industrial
sanitation.
pap"s
deodorizers.-
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C-
Du.stbane,
SLsal.
Jani:
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAG
CO.
and
others
WE
ARE
KEEPING
OUR
PROMISE
.-v
..
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPL
P.O.
Box
772
'12
Second
Ave.
Two
months
ago
when
coal
-shortages
forced
us
to
reduce
passenger
train
services,
Canadian
National,
promised
that
all
these
trains
would
be
put
hack
into
normal
service
as
soon
as
conditions
'
.
.
.
'
s
'.;
:
;
justified
it.
Now
we
ar
keeping
our
word.7
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAYS!
k
t
ifutlfisiMte!
Full
CNR
Train
Service
Restored
-
the
Pioneer
Orrf
PRESCRIPTION
Sj
(New,
low-priced
Bendix
Economat
it
(compact,
light
weight,
vibration-free!
Daily
Delivery
Service
As
from
Wednesday
midnight,
MARCH
8th,
all
trains
in
Canada
that
stopped
running
because
of
the
coal
shortage
go
back
on
their
normal
schedules.
.
'f
."
"
.
To
you,
the
public
who
gave
us
your
understanding
co-operation
.during
this
trying
period,
w
extend
our
grateful
thanks
and
say
to
you
that
the
Canadian
National
will,
as
over
many
years,
provide
you
with
fast,
reliable,'
up-to-date
transportation.
Phont
81
ftr'nd
and
fru
agitator
wathinyf
e
poi
9
pounds
of
clothtt
at
oncal
V(qi)t,
rinft,
damp
dry
ovfomof-koflyl
-
Vfotds
no
boiling
to
floorf
)kMAZING
FtEXIBlE
WONDERTUBI
Written
S-ytar
guaranlM.
Previdct
.
wUilTtowwaihmqotiii,twFloah
way
Orotninf.
nw
Sqvu-Dryhrf
SPEC!
urns
est
B
TO
MARCH
1UJ
219.50
J
i
J.
uys
PreiiJenl
-i
4
'
Easy
terms
to
suit
your
I
t
!
pocket
book
Ftse
demonstrations!
CAN
AD
I
All.
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
Crime
s:e
"The
washer
that
couldn't
happen"!
Today!
Pineopple
Juice
Q.T.F.,
20
oi
Sweet
Mixed
Pickles,
9
ox
Cloverleaf
Whole
Corns,
15
02.
:
Nabob
Marmalade,
48
0
Potatoes,
sack,
delivered
BURNS
BEST
Bll
Phone
735'
formerly
Johnson's
Grocery
'
WnaeMvs.jM
Freo
Delivery
irr.
1
t
-
r
.fa
':
.
;
..
.
w
.
f
4
.