prince
Ruprrt
baflp
nrtos
Thursday,
April
14,
1949
NICARAGUA
i
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Ray
Reflects
...
tj
earner.
Per
Moh.
VTier
Tear,
.8
00.
ESW
'.
Bv
Mall,
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Tear.
S5.00
ife
"
NOT
SO
GOOD
j
Kestless
H
Nicaraeua.
th
.
.
.and
Reminisces
lean
republic
where
Pete
Po.stuk
2"
lUK-
SUar--
Steve
Kirm
rmH
d,.k
tlnm...
The
sweet
little
siren
that
sits
up
aloft
(atop
the
Besner
I
.
wu
rurvis,
for-
an
a,
,
,
r
t
land
has
not
been
studied
to
merlv
Prince
Rupert
had
a
"
to
..
the
best
advantage,'
all
these
memorable
experience
while
on
dPIUs'
"
"b"""
years,
to
those
looking
for
a
a
motoring
tour
of
adventure
bl
f1"
few
weeks
of
rest
and
change.
ls
said
to
have
a
climate
not
to
P"Uent
tUrnfc
w
'
Limberlost
will
provide
both.
1
be
recommended
to
whit
,
ha"
tor
!,
,5'
K
Block)
will
have
its
voice
tested
because
it
may
be
useful
if
the
I
The
nnnntafl.
-
.
-
Nor
is
that
all.
curfew
is
to
be
enforced.,
So
suggests
the
city
council.
There
will
be
nothing
new
or
novel
mainly
of
people
0f
8paish
dle."
rC&
PSltp
lira
about
that
sound
to
those
who
were
wc,c
here
in
wartime.
rviw
w.i.t.
The
"L"ui
uniiuiru
uj
ivuciiener.
.,
"cgius.
tleo-
t
....
T
nnc
u.a
V.
i
,1
iii--iuniano,
are
oeing
instructed
to
Ilcu
rvery
iour
years
thingamajig
never
made
an
say
sir-
t0
their
elders
as
part
End
so
8to'"my
have
some
been
w..
,
...
I
rm
r
-hv.m
vji
tiiirii
Hfiiicnnnn
hc
5
uro
wuii
o
o
n
auuKrv
s
r
cuui.auuu,
as
an
"wj(jn
of
uncanny,
deeply
-
disturbing
expected
everyday'
courtesy
'
The
votlng:
has
now
then
been
blasts
were
now
and
then
a
nncti,..
u.iti
,.,
v,i
.
asked,
while
the
inh
f
k...
'.
Pleasing
Tourists
TOURISTS
will
soon
be
streaming
through
Prince
Rupert
again
by
steamer,
by
train
and
by
highway.'
Pleased
and
well
impressed
tourists
ean
"be
effective
and
widespread
publicity
agents.
Conversely,
if
they
are
dissatisfied
and
poorly
impressed,
they
can
spread
far
afield
a
bad
name
for
a
community.
Much
depends
upon
the
people
of
a
community
itself
on
the'impressions
which
are
left
upon
such
visitors.
Some
tourist
committee
activities
which
might
be
taken
up
in
Prince
Rupert
are
as
follows
:
Work
with
hotel
and
restaurant
managers,
service
station
proprietors,
merchants,
and
others
interested
to
improve
standards
of
service
and
accommodation.
Get
the
merchants
to
sponsor
a
"Courtesy
Campaign"
among
their
employees.
'Plan
now
to
run
a
"Beautification
Campaign."
Organize
an
information
bu
real
tf
finovota
hit.
nrpmnt,iire
Nnt.hinp
pvpr
1
..
lng
lnjr
u'nc
was
.,
of
'hi
you-
or
"youse
completed.
The
chief
aieaa
happened.
But
how
suddenly
so-
j
gUVS
I
oenng
mat
siren
couia
De.
it
i
made
one
feel
like
reading
the
!
Bible
instead
of
newspaper
v-ruue
15
Biueriews,
from
where
enormous
quantities
of
bananas
are
shipped.
Other
natural
resources
include
coffee,
rubber,
corn,
coco-
manV
su:
'
"",rw
ii
Much
is
heard
of
the
increasing
contrast
between
the
means
Of
Clcrtrvmen
in
Cnnnrln
nnrt
medium
proofs.
Sht
luuoi,
mere
am
the
general
The
more
Canada
comes
to
Sanforile(1
...
1
SPKCIAL
!
scale.
Many
a
minister,
it
is
w
asserted,
is
no
stranger
to
dis-
mlh
couragement,
worries
and
sense
This
was
when
a
robber
hied
to
of
humiliation.
Apparently,
it
'plunder
the
Canadian
Bank
of
is
not
that
sheer
innhilitv
t.u
,
Cnmmprro
T
i,..D
r.u
,
standing
on
guard
the
less
does
"'O
Canada"
appear
to
be
a
tional
song
with
that
Indefinable
quality
that
thrills
yet
"Do
you
know,
dear,
today
is
our
let's
see,
1,
2,
3,
4,
5-fiftn
ueddijig
anniversary!"
cannot
be
satisfactorily
.
r.i
mi
MKN'S
:
ex-1
i-
""
uver
in
a
e
,
afford
the
payment
of
living
lew
minutes,
but
every
Secui,u
plained
or
defined.
It
can
be:""Z;?:-:V:-"u
a
ah
,iWrii
j
WOULD
RESTORE
FISH
TO
TABLE
felt,
but
not
described.
Just
1
"Z
,
.
XT'
now,
the
wording
is
before
the
V
thf
gU'
house.
Parliamentarv
oninion'"
uU0k'
WOuW
not
be
so-
......ivu
ami
every
minute
was
packed
with
stark
drama.
Bandit,
face
hidden
by
white
cloth
FUTURE
OF
GOLDMINES
Difference
of
Opinion
Strike
Vote
May
Be
Taken
NEW
YORK-
Consumption
"
"
r
me
I
no
nlQime
riiiims
vn
mnrip
nla
4
t
V
h
a
All
siirs.
a
tha
1
a.in
rinichmn
cmui
.
nf
nprti.in
.n.,1..
.v.
'
was
pretty
well
divided
the
V
7.
.
.
revolver
siw.
Sl'f:c,u
.
-
s
1U
w
,weaun
01
me
cnurcn
is
locked
i
ana
I
Tightened,
struggUn"
United
States
and
Canada
to
1mta
U
'
bi9'
a
year
rvea
could
be
doubled
and
nmmsfH
u
1
....
'
i
the
real
explanation,
it
is
as-
yet
torn
bv
duubt
as
hP
t,
:
ft";
S
H'OltK
si
VANCOUVER-lt
should
I
in
June
1947
the
here
was
a
scene
from
be
legislative
restrictions
on
fish
I
marks
concerning
a
flae
but
if
!
(
the
stage
SPECIAL
definitely
known
this
week
imnnrt,
.niH
f
i..
...Ihnth
fin
0nrt
-:i
,u"us
""u
tt
lo
"
aimosi
w
me
inoeea
.
......
...
.
!
-""'
"ijmc
uic
-
-
icuwiu,
fiv.
orlri
hnU
whether
or
not
there
will
be
a
i
Canadian
in
a
sense,
unsettled.
Reasnrfc
fisheries,
if
both
C'usi..
mJllf
t
P"s.
SPIXI.U
countries
would
embark
on
a
co-operative
promotion
pro
strike
in
British
Columbia's
goid
mining
industry
Union
demands
for
higher
wages
have
been
made
Salad
Dressing
BOYS'
PAXTS-4,
t
tm
Worstfis.j
gram
to
restore
fish
to
its
for
and.
with
these.
Dale
L.
Pitt
a
mer
imnortance
nn
tv
riinin
have
been
advanced
but
not
all
I
,
e
RuPert
U
growing
but
are
conclusive.
It's
a
larger!
U
wiU
stU1
many
a
,on
question
than
what
might
at
first
appear.
'
J
ear
.
before
It
could
be
said
that
crowd
and
congestion
worked
'
to
the
dvantage
f
a
gunman
Limberlost!
The
name
has
an
when
doing
hit
best
to
evade
unusual
sound
and
the
sugges-
the-
law.
There
happened
in
tion
of
something
different.
Its
Vancouver
last
Friday
a
case
not,
however,
that
the
Oueen
thnt
"en
nude,
ttm,
SPEti.U
LA1MES'
STOf
KlV
aisurtnient.
Fnm
SPECIAL
...
former
general
manages
of
the
tables
of
America,
said
C.
F.
Premier
mine
(now
closed)
ar.d
Jackson,
general
manager
of
president
of
the
Mining
Asso-:
tne
National
Fisheries
Instit-ciation
of
B.C.
took
issue.
J
ute
who
is
back
from
attending
Tllo
lrt
,.
'
.
.
a
meeting
with
the
Fisheries
f
numbennS
council
of
Canada,
about
k
1,200,
assert
mining
operators
have
absorbed
the
fed-!
"
during
the
peak
season.
If
hotel
and
resort
accommodation
is
likely
to
be
inadequate,
a
registry
of
available
rooms
could
be
set
up.
Compile
a
list
of
local
places
of
interest
and
suggested
drives
and
boat
trips.
Get
the
co-operation
of
everyone
in
the
community
in
an
effort
to
provide
every
tourist
with-
A
friendly
welcome
frorq
everyone
in
the
com-cunity
with
whom
they
come
in
contact;
Clear,
correct
information
on
accommodation
and
facilities
in
the
area;
Accurate
instructions
on
how
to
reach
points
of
interest
and
neighboring
communities;
and
Courteous
and
helpful
service.
DUTCH
AND
INDONESIA
.TO
MOST
CANADIANS
the
"fabulous
East
'
5
re
not
mch
more
than
a
name.
To
the
Dutch
they
are
the
other
half
6f
Holland.
With
these
islands
the
Dutch
have
had
strong
emotionar
as
Mell
as
financial
ties
for
hundreds
of
years
Javanese
blood
flows
in
many
Dutch
vein.,
for
the
Netherlander
i
are
markedly
lacking
in
the
feeling
g
about
color
which
exists
in
many
countries.
.
Since
the
start
of
this
country
the
ethical
rule
IHSSTi
DUtCh
administ-t0-
-
Indo-nesia
Jias
helved
mv.nara
f
r,of
i.v;n
Charlottes
are
so
far
away.
But
haps
without
parallel
in
the
pernaps
tnis
summer
sojourn
criminal
records
of
the
city.
L
mustard;
eral
gold
bonus
in
profits.
They
contend
that
wages
do
not
permit
a
proper
living
standard.
'BIRTH
OF
BABY'
WILL
BE
SHOWN
v.
.
7T
;
I
Refusal
to
bargain
in
good
fai.h
is
charged,
also,
that
the
oiern-
Chandler
&
C
PORTRAIT
sr:
REGINA
The
motion
picture
"Birth
of
a
Baby"
formerly
banned
in
Saskatchewan
will
appear
in
theatres
in
this
province
within
two
months.
The
veauest
had
bee
marlp
thaf
thp
Film
Finishinr
-
W
tors
are
playing
on
public
fears
to
build
a
case
gainst
wage
increases
by
threatening
closure
of
mines.
Flash
Photos
Taken
J
VyLs
7
TMt
v
ryf
p"STp
maw
.
.
!
Phone
Oreen
389
I:
PRINCE
rites:
Mr.
Pitt,
in
the
course
of
his
censor's
original
ban
continue
reply,
says
employees
have
re-
to
be
upheld,
ceived
by
far
the
greatest
part'
EVER
YOKE
NEEDS
A
VACATIOT;
Everyone
can
have
a
vacation
now
because
you
can
have
it
on;
the
instalment
plan.
i
LIMBERLOST
LODGE
invite
your
enquiries
regarding
this
arrangement.
,
Phone
563
R-C'A
VICTOR
of
benefits
under
the
Emergency
j
The
closing
of
mines
depended
Gold
Mining
Assistance
Act.
in
entirely
on
the
economies
a!
the
wage
increases.
On
the
livhig
situation.
i
ALRUM
SETS
AND
SINGLE
V1C0W
'
FOR
THE
EASTER
SEASON
standard
contention,
mir.es
or.
j
"The
Privateer,"
Mr.
Pitt
said,
the
48-hour
week
pay
$51.82
a
is
closed.
The
Silbak
Premier,
week
against
$55
in
copper
minrs.
the
Bayonne.and
the
Alnlne
arJ
1.
Airniis
Dei
Numotr
178H
11
-m
Base
metal
prices-
have
risen
closed
nnri
the
1
i
v..
.
j
vfnx:
while
gold
has
dropped
from
'
intermittent
operation
in
the
'
$38.50
in
1939
to
$35
today.
;
whole
Sheep
Creek
oimp."
'
!
2.
Ave
Maria
schubrti
3.
Jesu,
Joy
of
Man's
Desire
(Bach
I
inraimi
land
for
self-rule.
cKward
aboutZZiaCV??e
cmred
in
thinking
stalf
in
favouring
to
unde
undei
stand
the
position
of
the
Dutch
with
ih
rdativety
elightened
,,c01.d
o
as
Indones.an
aspirations
and
accomplishments
Jjt7Th-mTSim
"
"
Vro.
"
t0
compromi
read,i"S
"
'"able
1829!
178H
4,
Ho.sannah
iGranitri
WWpasWBW!pmTMmtn;?'i
.
1
o.
Pan
is
Anjrelieus
Oh,
Lord
Most
Hifchi
iCij-lli
11.112
j.
Selections
from
the
Messiah
niamWi
t.
F'salms
Sung
by
John
McCormick.
ea.
8.
You
Want
to
Iluy
a
Iiunny?
(Spike
Jones
i
?3.V
9.
Hach
Arias
Isuiik
by
Marion
Anilcrsoni
albua
SGA
ff
SGA
tftQ
lJ0B$
agree
"1
-1
"n
f.
bells
but
why
not
use
the
Catholic
Church
or
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
bells?
There
is
,
too
much
pilfering
going
on
with
these
children
btit
they
get
aw-ay
with
it.
MRS.
DORA
LIVINGSTONE.
MRS.
DORA
LIVINGSTONE.
THE
HAIR
ON
YOUR
HEAD
1
s,
1
jt"
f
f
LETTERBOX
j
Editor,
Daily
News:
A
short
time
ago
the
Borden
Street
Parent-Teacher
Association
suggesieo-
tnat
there
should
be
a
curfew
to
help
keep
children
off
the
streets,
particularly
roaming
downtown.
It
is
easy
to
spout
but
has
anything
been
done?
It
may
be
a
good
excuse
to
say
there
are
no
ttH"
A
crop
of
head
hair
lasts
from
two
to
four
years,
but
normally
its
loss
is
imperceptible,
as
new
hair
has
taken
its
place.
J
on
mm
im
H
.
(
X
)
V
"
c
Easter
Sunday
WE
WILL
FEATURE
BAKED
HAM
IN
ADDITION
TO
OUR
REGULAR
MENU
X-
Im
in
business
for
myself
MRS.
DORIS
WOOD
8?
Bayers
Road,
Halifax,
N.S.
"Kern-Tone
transformed
our
dull,
dingy
par-loin
into
a
'story-book'
room.
I
wan
really
surprised
it
took
only
one
gallon
to
do
such
a
beautiful
job."
iff
A.
Craig
Rutherford,
o-owm-rof
Rutherford
Motorj
Itevelstoke,
;
'i
.
'eV:?"
H.C.
lias
Nation.
Make
Reservations
Early
and
bring:
the
family
down
to
the
You
too,
will
agree
with
millions
of
enthusiantio-nsers
of
Kem-Tone
that
it
h
a
revolutionary
wall
finish.
Kem-Tone
can
take
4
dull,
linRy
walls
and
transform
tliem
into
the
most
beautiful
room
in
your
house.
Kem-Tone
is
clean,
econom-ical,
beautiful,
has
all
the
advantage,
of
an
oil
paint
.
.
,
with
none
of
its
disadvantages.
Try
Kem-Tone
today
,
,
,
U
comes
in
12
attractive
colours
and
white.
MRS.
WILL!
"J
C.
'JfOOD
337
East
I6ii,
Vjncsww,
.C.
"A
new
rum
-.
I'm
great
Revelstoke
boojter.
e've
got
the
fastest
ki
jump
Civic
QmtiieDiW'
house
ifler
results
ware
w.Tkt)
I
aav
iiair.!
For
RpKprvnrlnns
ond
f'hlr-kpn
in
The
Rotifil'
i'hm'
ilid
be
u
existence,
souie
of
the
finest
mountain
.eeneyr
in
Canad.,
and
one
of
the
mol
faqiou.
rivers
in
the
world,
the
Columbia.
Where
else
eonld
yon
find
all
that?
In
my
Chevron
Gas
Station.
I
take
every
opportunity
to
spread
the
good
V1;
1
k
c
Kem-Tone
Kem-
.,.,uu
.ucveisiojte
to
all
PRODUCTS
'
"
.
v
'
l
1
.
VVQODBUILT
'
"
-""
i
ngure
li
this
wny
My
job
i.,
more
than
selling
gas
.'
oil;
H
supporting
the
community
and
Dronintina
if.
JTO
DESIGN,
i'"ress
and
I
I
think
I'm
typical
of
all
Chev-
ron
Dealers
in
lirili,),
Columbia.
.
We've
chosen
our
business
.
.
.
1
we've
chosen
the
community
I
w
"ive
and
work
in.
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