Pcinre
Rupert
Daflp
rectos
Friday,
April
8.
1949
CARD
PARTY
BY
!
Dentists
LETTERBOX
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N
CATHOLIC
LAD1EJ
Plentiful
IT
PAYS
With
15
tables
in
plav.
an
en-
Editor,
Dajly
News:
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
Miss,
joyable
evening
was
fvnt
at!
This
is
the
true
storv
of
what
j
t!Tpn
nt
rwsppr
Ofvorc
a
-.)
upbuilding
of
Prlno
Rupnrt
sd
a
coranumtttf
vmipmuig
nontwrn
ana
cenrrM
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Colunois
TAuUiorijiea
u
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Class
iiali.
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Gn'ice
Department.
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erwy
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Pnnpa
Ruprt
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Ltd.,
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Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
"
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
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the
Catholic
School
Ho'.J
:
hurs-:
happened
to
me'
on
a
street
of
TERRACE
"It
never
rains
but
it
pours"
as
far
as
dentists
are
.
8
.
C"i
Prlnce
last
Saturday-
A
concerned
was
the
feeling
of
the
7
M'
"
,
'
"
ly
"'T
young
woman
asked
m.e
u
I
CaUiolic
Women
s
League.
iatch
and
I
her
a
Board
of
Trade
members
at
their
had
a
gave
April
meeting
Wednesda
eve-
Tn'i'
ieV'
J5'
f
ning
when
a
communication""
from
dentist
.
!
L
.
Duma.s.,and
ner
where
she
was
working.
She,
a
a
uenusi
in
m
practice
nractire
In
in
Mrs.
A.
St.
Amour,
assisted
by
.
,x,,
that
single
tn
girl
iH
Vi-q
h.s
British
Columbia
Z
"fjtold
me
a
was
read,
ask-!
vrs
j
cmit,
ill)
Cigarette
Tobacco
ing
what
the
possibilities
were
!
Lall'ti
'
'
i
not
0
chance
t0
Uve
meSS
for
the
establishing
of
a
practice
the'
"tfied
;
Serviteurs
WPre
Miss
Florence
!
sald
in
Terrace.
married
women
women,
saia
tae
For
years
local
or-
':
cioutier
Miss
Pat
Dnm
u
-ri1
ganizations
have
been
trying
toj
T
obtain
a
resident
dentist
here!
I
Sr
:lnen
hose
are
or-.
with
little
j
She
asked
me
to
go
arourtt
success
until
recent-
...
j
Prize
winners
.,,
weie.
vm.
offices
and
i
r..
,
t
city,
to
stores,
MILD,
SWEET.
BRIGHT
VIRGIN
Brantford.
Ontario,
obtained
a'
Vlnsadies
Mrs
J.
Rich-
fish
plants,
where
it
would
be
ards:
men,
Rev
O
P.
Mohan
found
that
'85
percent
of
the
license
to
practice
in
British
Col-
j
umbia
and
made
arrangements
I
C"bbape
UPdl-et!,
h
workers
are
marrW
'omen-to
be
here
when
his
affLs
M
w
TO'
.
Th.en
they
ask
you
to
go
to
(
committee
suggested
that
med-j
als
be
awarded
to
contestants
I
in
the
instrumental
classes"
j
whose
presentations
are
above
!
a
specified
standard.
The
meet
ee
'
1
s"
"
r
church
and
keep
cljcan.
It
seems
be
wound
ud
in
the
east
Rv
JT
"Vlr
"ffl
JM
0W
n-
Mr.
Johnson.
1
10
me
it
very
elfish
fox
SCHOLARSHIPS
MAY
BE
GIVEN
Proposed
as
Prizes
at
Drama
Festiva)
Director
Meets
Local
Committee
Scholarsnips
as
awards
in
Festival
drama
classes
were
suggested
by
H.
S.
Hum,
direc-
1
man
to
see
his
wife
go
out
to
!
a
stated,
an
apartment
will
to
.
...
,
.
.
vmage
om"
a
s
i
R
WOJ-k
and
know
he
is
helpinfe
ready
for
him
near
the
Outpost
y
,
Hospital
for
a
new
sidewalk
on
Lakelse
i
to
starve
the
girl
worker
pe'xt
ing
authorized
the
committee
to
acquire
the
medals
and
to
work
out
a
plan
for
making
the
awards.
Mr.
Hum
reported
that
Ross
A.
Lort
had
been
appointed
to
ni-buouui
act
as
adjudicator
uui.
atui
ui
of
ui
drama
dill
at
mciiuc
nuui
"iuuui
uucti
Hi
aoor.
uoa
lit
ID
iiiese
U1S.
Terrace
postal
representations
a,,.,,
o
oJ
v
wav
wot
v4
wiv
i
u,
a,
OAi-J-.Ait.i-.
The
Obvious
Decision
B"
RITISH
COLUMBIA
Liberal
Association
did
the
obvious
and
the
sensible
thing
last
night
at
its
convention
in
deciding
by
overwhelming
vote
to
give
its
sanction
to
the
continuation
of
the
coali-'tlon
in
the1
government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Liberal
action
will
simplify
the
political
situation
in
the
province
in
anticipation
of
a
provincial
general
election
which
may
now
be
definitely
expected
within
the
next
two
or
three
months
or
within
the
minimum
period
of
time
required
to
call
and
prepare
for
the
polling.
The
way
is
now
clear
for
the
Liberals
and
Pro
gressive-Conservatives
to
go
ahead
with
their-preparations
for
the
campaign
in
the
effort
to
retain
the
reins
of
government
under
the
Hart
formula
of
nomination
a
Liberal
where
a
Liberal
holds
the
seat,
a
Conservative
where
a
Conservative
is
now
incumbent
and
a
getting
together
in
joint
nomination
to
contest
the
seat
now
held
by
a
Socialist.
Prince
Rupert
and
the
most
of
the
ridings
..in.
central
and
northern
British
Columbia
come
;;
under
the
last-mentioned
category.
There
appears
to
be
little
reason
but
to
suppose
that
the
two
..parties
will
be
able
to
get
together
and
make
...mutually
satisfactory
choices
with
a
minimum
of
.
dispute.
Prince
Rupert
is
fortunate
in
that
there
appear
to
be
good
men
available
and
willing
to
enter
the
contest
on
behalf
of
the
coalition.
;
tor
of
drama.
Department
of
'v.u
me
ue-,
scn0ol
children
going
to
Prim-
partment.
It
has
been
stated
ary
school,
tha
20
hours
per
week
of
thj
u,E
ir,u
nitCr
ot.
Education,
,
at
,
a
meetinu
with
.,
.
.
.
pwnprr
pr
Pippnc
....,,
,u'
,
,
We
prince
Kupert
tesuval.
ulzilli
ffji
fujiis
mettiberi
of
the
Prince
Rupert,
KITCHENER,
Ont..
&
A
Music
and
Drama
Assnriatlnn
!
program
aimed
at
re-emphas-
held
Wednesday
in
the
Civic
izing
the
"yes
sir"
habit
Is
un-'
Centre.
postmaster-s
own
time
is
given
:
tend
a
public
meeting
being
up
for
the
sorting
of
mail,
etc.
caUed
by
the
Women's
Institute
The
100,000
appropriation
lor
on
April
25
for
the
purpose
of
the
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
High-
installing
a
public
library
here,
way
was
discussed
and
the
i
Mri
Murie.
DroDrietor-
of
the
The
mepttnir
nt
a
u.hnlo
fav.
der
way
in
Kitchener
public
vlmnls
Wliilp
it
hf)
hppn
nar(
tkn
-i
,1
m
j
.---
"
uicu
aucoijuu
U1JU
UPCAU-
Terrace
Hotel.
Was
admitted
into
nf
-hi-inl
trainlncr
fnr
thA
last
i.,.,o;t
u
.
iuiii
Board
decided
to
send
Hon
t..
r.
Kenney
a
letter
asking
for
the
Board
membership.
This
20
yetirs,
the
board
seeks
to
give
ties
of
settins
un
a
srhnlarshin
the
details
on
how
the
money
"H
y
ql
yo,
being
the
quarterly
meeting,!
it
fresh
importance
as
a
mark
fund
at
the
first
regular
meet-refreshments
were
served
at
the
of
courtesy
and
respect
for
ing
following
the
Festival.
close-
,
.
'
-
r-
I
elders.
.
I
Armine
Boas
of
the
awards
w
ill
be
used.
As
it
is
not
wanted
to
drop
the
matter
of
havin.7
Lakelse
Avenue
paved,
the
De
partment
of
Public
Works
will
be
asked
by
letter
to
have
the
road
prepared
this
year
for
the
i
McRAE
m,
hard
surfacing
next
year.
Whtit
j
this
is
done
the
munichialiiv
want
curbs
made
along
Lakelsa
!
Avenue.
This
might
happen
to
us
.
.
.
but
the
customer
never
loses
when
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Where
the
Workingman
(Jets
a
Jireak."
f
!)IcKRirE
STKF.KT
The
Department
of
Public!
Works
is
seeking
an
estimate
on
the
cost
of
improving
the
Dorp;
Creek
hill
which
will
be
undu
I
taken
later
on.
Work
on
t,,M
Williams
Creek
bridge
is
Eoi.ii
I
?ll!H!fM",fP,(;!,T"HI',iHtt't!.it
it-'l(!H,!HHimnitl!;f!'fMu(MI.,
,.
h'hn
F.
L
llushf,li
21-22
BesncrB
Phonr
Bl.l'E
U
Ajipointmtiii
HOIK
joi.t
fm
t
ax
)
2
to
5
pa
t
i:im.s
Monday
nd
fniiaj.
Iho
tiniih!'
to
mrrtf
i3AiWl'8yii
;
mm
!
SCANDINAVIA
AND
ATLANTIC
PACT
ALLACROSS
northern
Vwppe
Jtjise
days
there
is
deep
anxiety.
In
four
northern
"Capitals
Oslo,
Stockholm,
Helsinki
and
Copenhagen
the
same
question
is
bein?
asked:
"What
ahead.
The
lack
of
funds
fori
the
gravelling
of
old
roads
a;
ri
I
T.S.S.
1
side
roads
which
remain
u,p
'
Same
year
after
year
was
brought
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAIIS
FOR
up.
A
letter
will
also
be
for-1
duy.
RKCUTIONISI
J
an
a(tnoous.
warded
to
the
Minister
of
Pub.-!
lie
Works
asking
that
consider-!
Uon
will
be
given
in
future
to'
this
matter
so
that
funds
mayi
l
HOME
.v.
v
fvuiiw
j-'iiuuuj;
;
nnere
ana
wnat
will
their
next
move
be?"
Norway
and
Denmark,
because
of
their
appre-
:
hension,
are
joining
the
Atlantic
pact.
Sweden,
because
of
her
apprehension,
chooses
"neutrality."
:
.Finland,
because
of
her
apprehension,
has
sigiied
a
tjeat.v
of
mutual
assistance
with
the
Soviet
Union
Tohcies
vary.
Rut
they
are
all
based
on
the
same
lUJIIMll
and
Intermediate
PwrLs
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
pan.
For
KETCHIKAN
WI
D.NESDA
V
.MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
be
made
available
for
ArUmr
:
Kennedy,
the
road
engineer."
for
1
this
work
as-
from
March
V
;
A
letter
froni
HonJ.
q,
Car-,
"
diner,
federal
Minister
of
A-"
riculture.
to
the
secretary
of
;
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
j
was
read.
It
stated
that
Ter-
j
race
had
not
expanded
to
a
'
degree
to
warrant
the
estab-
j
Ji.shinent
pt
a
modern
evperi-
!
mental
farm
here,
a.vd
more-
I
over,
it
was
jn
close
prox-
i
imily
to
the
experimental
J
sub-station
in
Smithers.
How-
1
ever,
it
was
decided
that
Mr.
)
r-ardiner
should
be
acquaint-
j
ed
of
the
fact
that
years
ago
j
Property
in
l
m
division
availaMr
Clioire
vie
lots
it
t
alile
prices.
Ml
A.
li
Place
your
rcscrva
now
with
.
.
.
ARMSTRO
AGENCIE
3fl7
3rd
IV.
Pl"
Itcal
Fstatf
-
In-
MTV
f)K
Di:roT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
:l
conviction:
that
the
Soviet
Union
has
to
be
regarded
as
a
potential
aggressor;
that
it
cannot
be
taken
for
granted
that
there
is
nothing
to
be
feared
from
Nobody-p-except
Communists
faithfully
repeating
slogans
devised
for
them
in
Moscow
has
any
fear
of
"Anglo-American
aggression."
At
that
probably
few
Communists
really
think
there
is
anv
danger
from
the
West
while
some
mav
begin
to
suspect
danger
from
the
East.
i
llie
spirit
of
"layg
pf
ypre
a
demonstration
farm
had
j
been
operating
here
and
that,
j
the
medic
U
eapluredl
in
old
Inferior
fir
you
.
i
.
ready
for
jnoiiieiiin
of
rordiality
and
lioneI
frWidship.
as
farming
conditions
are
entirely
different
from
any
other
place
on
this
line,
it
is
imperative
that
one
should
be
established
here
now.
Last
fall
a
survey
had
been
made
of
the
areas
and
tnu-n
MJ
cabinet
looks
making
of
the
Atlantic
pact
has
largely
removed
the
fear
of
direct
and
deliberate
Russian
aggression
on
either
Norway
or
Denmark.
Sweden's
choice
of
"neutrality"
does
not
imply
any
belief
in
the
peaceful
and
good
neighborly
intentions
of
the
Soviet
government,
still
less
any
belief
in
any
aggressive
purpose
of
the
Western
bare
;
from
Prince
George
to
Prince
(
!
Rupert
by
the
B.C.
Regional
of-
,
fice
of
the
Central
Mortgage
and
'
Ca
powers.
.
.
.
come
in
or
Housing
:
CorporaUon
-
a
uiuu
and
anu
a
a
fav
lav-
Meantime
an
incessant
and
increasingly
violent
ISnce'T'tSf
5Snade
j
.
i
...
,
.
.
Merrace
so
that
the
Corpora-!
CANAO
A
upcyciiua
campaign
is
oemg
wagea
against
the
tion
is
now
in
a
position
to
give
Let
us
help
ye"
'"
medicine
cabinet
With
Important
enn'rncy
compact
kit
form
or
by
the
bottle
to')X-
loans
for
the
building
of
new
i
-
I
i
1
i
i
i
i
K-4
lucent
rinmsn
government.
It
is
accused
almost
daily
by
the
Soviet
press
and
radio,
and
of
course
bythe
Finnish.
Communist
press
as
well,
of
unfriendliness
to
Russia,
of
breaches
of
the
peace
treaty,
of
intriguing
with
the
Western
powers,
of
lHallarc
no
Tes.
New
by-laws,
recently
prepared
by
a
committee
headed
by
D.
Kerr,
were
adopted
and
although
there
was
some
discussion
on
changing
the
name
from
Board
of
Trade
to
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
old
name
will
be
retained
on
the
by-laws
WANT
BETTER
RADIO
'
Protesting
Uie
action
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corpora-
I
(swtgia
rrftftlllit
VMMis
ftnrS
-.secret
rearmoment.
Under
this
barrage
the
Finnish
government
has
rpmainoH
von.
Piannarjj
r
It
is
part
of
the
"war
of
nerves"
that
Russia's
Th:s
advertisement
not
P,.Wi,hed
or
diie.i
hv
,he
.inUr
Control
B.rj
cr
by
the
Govfrnmtnt
ol
British
Ci.Iumbiu.
Third
Ave.
at
Sixth
St.
I'llOSE
7M
diplomatic
intentions
are
kept
as
carefully
hidden
!
k
r
IF
n
i
ir
as
ner
military
preparations.
And
it
is
indeed
possible
that
no
final
decision
has
yet
been
taken
in
Moscow.
But
one
has
the
feeling
that
small
peaceful
nations
desiring
nothing
but
to
get
on
with
the
work
of
reconstruction
are
having
their
peace
disturbed
and
their
work
hampered
by
the
enigmatic
.policy
and
unfriendly
and
often
menacing
behaviour
of
the
great
power
to
the
East.
An
unremitting
"war
of
nerves"
is
being
waged
against
them.
Biit
it
is
fortunate
for
them
that
their
nerves
are
steady.
For
none
knows
what
this
nerve
war
Den
ni
son
Headquarter
of
(
1-"'
Complete
Assortmenlj
c.ift
wiiAPPixfi
suri'Ufc
is
'we
design,
build:
remodel
and
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