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Prince
Rnprrt
Oaflp
Jrtos
T
irsay,
November
30.
1943
Canadian
Chamber
Head
Coming
Here
LECTURES
STRESS
FIRE
PREVENTION
Reminiscences
By
W.J.
and
Reflections
An
ludepe-nt
daiiy
newspaper
dfotI
to
the
upbuilding
of
Print
Euprt
Ed
)!
foi4mm!tlo
eomp-,-tnjj
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
(Authorised
us
Second
Clans
Mall,
Pott
Office
Department,
Ottw)
Published
ererv
afternoon
except
SimdiT
bv
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Ne
Ltd..
3rd
Arenue.
Prince
Hupert.
Britten
Columbia,
4-
O
A-
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
EMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ACTn
BfRFAD
OF
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
There
are
some
fact
almost
iinpoiible
to
believe
and
here
is
SUBSCRIPTION
RATEB
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month,
75c:
Per
Year.
8
00.
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
S5.00
Latest
scientific
methods
of
preventing
and
controlling
fires
v.
ere
demonstrated
to
members
of
the
city
fire
department
an4
industrial
firemen
at
the
week-
....
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.
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curiae
.
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,
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,
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H
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L
1U
J
JJUt
Ul
I
at
the
Fire
Hall
by
a
travelling
instructional
unit
of
the
prov
inclal
Fire
Marshals
office.'
The
lectures
and
demonstra
tions
were
given
by
Jack
New-
LI
C
.
2
'
ri
.,
:
t.h
'
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Gi
f
11,
director
of
the
unit,
anijlife
in
the
old
dog
yet.
To
get
......
i,
.
.
i
rw
anil
LUnalU
Schwarz.
assistants.
They
stress-
J
ed
eu
methods
meu.oos
annmvort
approved
h
oy
th
tne.iar
far
from
irom
shallow.
It
was
.
a
case
VitL.innl
iriro
Pmiaii.,n
-....-t
rf
u'arip
nr
travel
twice
us
far.!
About
six.
lpst
Saturday
eve-.
nine,
in
the
neighborhood
of
"-
Second
'
.
...
.
.
.
Avenue
ana
ieeona
tt.,
!
we
performed
three
feats,
each
similar.
It's
lonaer
aco
than
this
newspaperman
cares
to
remember
since
he
did
any
broad-
Jumping
but.
By
Gad
Sir,
there's
uuuiv
v..v
.
.
v-
...
.
-
pools
of
slush
icy,
wide
and
----
--
But
the
leaps
were
scored
and
how
proud
i
and
rainy
one
le!t..
g
tllsaJpoin
men
.
For
.
there
.-as
not
a
single
judge
oi
distance
m
sib"'-
i
Speaking
of
Education
Week,
it
may
be
co-incidence
that
it
was
not
until
deliberations,
were
well
advanced
that
the
nnbil.-
became
aware
of
studies,
cer-
tain'y
new'
belll
sui;ested.
One
concerned
family
relations,
or
,n
wwa,
sex.
The
other
lavoed
S
U',Ur
m
the
"
""le"
H'
,
!"ef
W5U
ncp"
say
.tlM''e
U
nyt
nu,ch
Men
who
became
old
working
lor
the
cit,
oI
Vancouver
and
,
..
...
CCF.
Shows
Strength
Liberal
Progressive-Conservative
Coalition
THE
.
government
candidate
in
South
Okanagan
by-"
election
has
been
elected
by
a
close
margin
and
in
Rossland-Trail
the
government
candidate
has
pone
down
to
defeat
by
a
narrow
majority
at
the
hands
of
the
Socialists
in
a
riding-
where
the
livelihood
of
the
most
of
the
people
is
due
to
the
operation
on
Jarge
scale
of
one
of
the
country's
greatest
free
enterprise
corporations.
-
The
electors
mig-ht
be
said
in
both
contests
to
have
expressed
some
dissatisfaction
with
the
coalition
government.
Possibly
the
three
percent
sales
tax,
in
spite
of
all
the
protestations
of
its
necessity
and
justification,
was
responsible
more
than
any
other
factor.
:
Unless
something;
drastic
is
soon
done
to
stem
the
tide,
the
results
in
Rossland-Trail
and,
to
lesser
-
degree
in
South
Okifnagan,
may
be
accepted
as
sug-
eestive
of
what
imVht
rnmp
in
a
p-enpral
tWtinn
'
m
'
"
--""
ciation
.
and
Included
colored
films
of
metropolian
fire
de-
pamentS
B
1
The
unit
left
Monday
for
the
;
luienor
waere
mey
J
will
nu.
f,
give
.
siruiiar
classes
at
Terrace
and
SnuUiers.
Among
subjects
dealt
with
were
fire
deDartment
'
tion,
chemistry
of
fire,
fire
and
fire
fighting
apparatus,
fire
in-:
vcmgauuii,
salvage,
rescue
methods
and
Inspections,
first
aid
i
The
course
emphasized
.
the
importance
of
fire
prevenlion
and
special
stress
also
was
given
to
methods
of
preventing
un
-
due
property
damage
,
while
fighting
fires.
j
in
addition
to
cily
firemen.
!
volunteer
fire
squad
leaders
.
from
tho
fanariian
Viv,
nnA
V."
"
Cold
Storage
-
Co..
Canadian
nonal
Railways.
Miller
Bay
Hospital
and
the
Prince
Reupert
",,c""cu'
vo-oprrauve
were
in
attendance
at
the
lectures.
j
Classified
AdverMstnt
Pay;',
son's
The
results
pose
a
problem
and
a
challenge
not
only
for
the
coalitionists
but
for
those
who
would
stem
the
rise
of
socialism
in
British
Columbia
with
all
that
might
be
implied
if
they
got
into
power
which
now
would
seem
to
be
quite
a
possibility.
For
Super-Slrcnlh,
Flexibility,
Wtithtr
,
sad
Light
Weight,
the
Sew
GOODYEAR
BRAIDED
CORD
AIK
Stands
Out
and
Standi,
f
GOODYEAR
B.-tter
Built
HOSE
is
Setting
N
S
Permanence
on
the
Juh
Foe
all
voar
lUtSZ
and
TRANSMISSION
KEUiJ
eonsult:
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
712
Second
Areoue
NEW
HOTEL
HERE
ITHE
announcement
of
the
incorporation
of
a
new
I
I
company
with
the
objective
of
establishing
a
"line,
large
hotel
in
Prince
Rupert
is
of
timely
in-
terest
and
importance.
The
city
has
long
felt
the
need
of
a
modern
up-to-date
hotel,
offering
all
the
facilities
and
services
of
a
first
class
hostelry.
Prince
Rupert
fo
rmany
years
has
known
what
'
it
has
been
to
have
a
dearth
of
suitable
hotel
accommodation.
The
existence
of
a
fine
hotel
would
attract
more
travel
and
visitations
here.
Meantime
with
large
new
industrial
development
about
to
commence,
.
more
extensive
hotel
facilities
with
full
services
will
be
not
only
justified
but
very
necessary
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
satisfactory
to
hear
that
a
move
is
now
being
made
to
satisfy
the
need.
'
'
.
.
POLITICAL
CHANGES
kA
0RE
k
due
t0
heai'd
of
the
move
to
break
up
Zli'
the.
provincial
coalition.
The
Young
Liberal
Association
convention,
calling
for
the
party
to
go
it
alone
again,
brings
the
matter
into
the
open.
tA'ext
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
ex-ir:jfccutive
is
due
to
meet
in
Vancouver
and
the
future
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSION
Give
your
ion
a
"Head
Start"
against
the
time
when
he
has
to
trike
out
on
hl
own.
With
a
Crown
Life
5
for
1
policy
you
can
do
this
easily
and
at
low
cost.
A
SI
.000.00
Crown
Life
S
for
1
policy
bought
for
your
son
at
any
time
from
birth
to
age
15,
automatically
becomes
HELEN
one.
The
colonial
umce
.says
three
ptT
cent
of
the
Brltl.sh
people
think
the
United
Statan
is
still
one
of
the
colonies.
This
should
have
the
early
attention
of
Mr.
Truman.
If
there
is
an
'
authority
on
the
subject,
he
Is
the
.man.
Unemployment
r
in
Canada
is
reported
to
be
shoeing
an
ln-
,....,
i
.
et
fc
ther8e
wanc,e.
i
Ottawa.
..
.
..
.,
,
.
miht
be
stated
that
the
pay
is
$6.000
plus
free
office,
free
stenography
and
free
railway
fare.
Position
is
one
of
posi
tive
permanency,
but
then,
re-signaUoiis
from
the
Senate
are
rare.
Dally
rtews
CiassifUd
Ads
get
Quick
Results'
Si
0
Mitchell
&
Currie
MMITFO
rtiot
3.i
UUILDEKS
CONTRACTORS
f0"jl
CHRISTMAS
nius
Don't
let
yourself
in
for
a
disappointment.
Order
cards
bow
have
them
in
time
fin
Christmas
mailing.
Prin
ting
BESNER
BLOCK
N
K
W
I.
T
X
I
I
7
S
T
K
M
E
R
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
CaH
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
.
PREPARED
'
R.
E.
MORTIMER
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR
Henry
Birks,
president
of
the
j
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce,
will
be
coming
out
to
the
Pacific
Coast
from
Montreal
th
latter
part
of
January,
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupei;
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
advised
yesterday
by
Larry
Eck-royd.
regional
representative
of
the
Canadian
Chamber,
during
a
visit
here.
Probability
Is
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
will
extend
an
invitation
to
Mr.
Birks
to
come
here
during
the
tour,
also
.
........
.
.
.
vvuviHi
interior.
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
j
Twenty-Five
Years
Abolition
of
all
mountain
rates
on
treignt
ana
passenger
trafrio
,
was
urged
by
the
Peace
Rivei
people
during
a
hearine
of
th
1
Board
of
Railway
Commissione'
!
in
Grand
Prairie
They
urg?d
a
fair
through
traffic
scale
ap
plicable
to
all
of
Canada.
Thomas
Wilson
and
Spencer!
Allen,
local
fishermen,
were
lost'
'
from
the
halibut
boat
Thelma
I
in
the
Gulf
.of
Alaska
during!
a
storm.
The
boat
was
owne-i
j
and
skippered
by
George
Fritz.'
The
Canadian
government
merchant
marine
freighter
Canadian
"
Siegneur
was
due
uc
in
ui
port
jjiiii,
to
load
lumber
for
Japan.
The4
vessel
was
enroute
from
Aus-
tralia.
Thirty-Five
Years
The
Canadian
Mining
and
Exploration
Co.
sent
experts
to
ex
amine
properties
on
the
Salmon
River,
It
also
w
as
reported
to
be
considering
making
an
offer
for
the
Surf
Inlet
mines
on
Princess
Royal
Island.
A.
A.
Cox.
architect
for
the
provincial
government
buildings
here,
arrived
in
the
ci'v
from
Victoria.
He
said
that
work
on
construction
of
retaining
walls
would
begin
at
once.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
As
sociation
elected
the
following
officers
President,
J.
H.
Thompson;
First
'Vive-President,
O.
H.
Nelson;
Second
Vice-President,
Thomas
Maitjand;
Secretary,
J
E.
Merryfield:
Executive
J.
H.
Kirkpatrick.
George
0.
Tlte,
R.
W.
Cameron,
George
W.
Kerr,
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
J.
G.
Scott,
C.
11
Orme.
F.
E.
Cullin,
W.
J.
Mc-Cutcheon.
TEACHER
BEATS
PLUMBER
CANTERBURY,
Eng..
0"
A
motion
'that
the
plumber
is
more
useful
member
of
the
com
munity
than
the
schoolmaster,"
was
defeated
at
Simon
Lang-ton
Boys'
School
debating
society.
A.
MacKENZIE
FURNITURE
LTD.
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
What
finer
jift
than
a
Kift
lor
the
home
.
.
.
one
the
whole
family
can
enjo.
fit
n
In
ff
o
.
.
:
.
y
Dinette
Suites,
Chesterfield
f
-
u
v
a
i
i
c
1
J
Mats
and
Stair
Carpets.
3
Odd
Chairs,
Smoker
Tables,
End
Tables,
Chesterfield
Tables
and
Coffee
Tables.
Lane
Cedar
Chests,
P
Floor
Lamps,
Table
Lamps,
P
P
Doll
Carriages,
Boys'
Wagons
P
and
Tricycles.
4
i
Beautyrest
Mattress,
Restmore
Mattress,
Blankets,
p
Bed
Throws,
Down
p
p
Comforters,
Bed
Sheets
p
p
and
Pillow
Cases.
p
p
Everything
for
your
windows.
p
p
p
Imported
and
domestic
p
p
Inlaid
T.tnnlpum
.
-.
.
fn
...
v
e.tA.-r.
.iiui
a
4
p
p
that
will
please
you.
p
p
p
Many
other
items
.
.
.
p
ask
us
please
we
are
p
here
to
serve
you.
p
p
p
Phone
75
S27
3rd
Avenue
p
St
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
DC,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLl'E
443
for
Appointment
Horn
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
aad
a
to
6
p.m.
:vtxii
Monday
and
Friday.
7
:S0
p
m.
f
cm
those
tumble
to
comi
during
th
day
KECtPTIONtST
In
attendance
afiruoona.
a
$5.000.00
policy
at
age
21,
with
.
no
increase
in
premium.
IOOK
AT
THESE
FEATURES:
1.
No
medical
examination
on
purchase
course
OI
ine
nartv
in
rv
atinn
in
wiuiitimi
;u
rfrmhrerllv
Ko
olon',.i,ln..,l
'
AT-nntim.
fU
v-.iww..
...u,
"ur,cl
t,ll'f
raiiKs
wno
nave
oeen
active
in
.
keeping
the
provincial
entity
alive.
With
a
provincial
election
due
probably
within
a
year,
some
interesting
decisions
will,
undouht-
or
at
age
ii.
2.
Rapidly
increasing
cash
values
can
provide
an
education
fund,
if
desired.
3.
Low
annual
premium.
Get
this
protection
for
your
son
while
he
is
still
a
child
and
earn
a
lower
premium
rate.
Call
a
Crown
Life
representative
today.
He
will
be
glad
to
explain
the
plan
in
detail
to
you.
CnovN
Life
tun,
nae
ig
ne
marte
and
there
is
every
possibility
Vjnat
tne,-e
may
be
considerable
change'in
the
Brit-.
ih
Columbia
political
picture.
nnaiijf
iinaiiy
retired
iriucu
on
uu
pension
pension
ar
are
irjjng
ta
io
nave
jve
tne
amoulU
in.
creased.
Small
Graham,
in
the
Province,
writes
that
tne
average
is
well
under
ib0
There
a.-
nintv
nt
tv,-..
pensioners
and
the
longer
they
iiive
the
higher
grows
the
cost.
secure
your
future
Arowf
II
a--
P.O.
Iiox
721
is
trr
n
fr
CMiAAti
BROVIIWOODS
REALTY
Permanent
V
Bau'.y
Cull
all
its
bra:
204
4'.h
Street
HANDY"
HOME
SE!
GENERAL
CON"
Buiiding
and
repmi
Roofs,
Chimof-ys
PI10N!
Black
687
M
P
0
Box
;
TOR
YC
ROCK
and
(W
won
CALL
BLt'I
m.
J.
sau:
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ulrrn
I
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All
Work
CM
MARGARET
OPT0METH
ROOM
10,
STONE
PHONE
BLUE
P.O.
B
QCAIJTT
R
For
Downtrwiai
and
j
MAC
SHOE
K
Box
774
Insurance
Comfant
O.
HAVROT.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert
S.J.
KENNY.
CX.U.,
Provincial
Superintendent
PROVINCIAL
OFFICE:
RoKers
Building.
Vancouver
MATRON'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
'
Dunloplllo
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtains
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
Second-Hand
Furniture
Phone
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
52
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C.
GEORGE
L
ROME
Pnblic
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compile.:
Besner
Block
Phone
387
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colors
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repair
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
758
972
10th
East
PRINCE
RUPERT
BOTTLE
COLLECTOR
AND
MESSENGER
Beer,
Soda
and
Ginger
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751
Wells
Cartage
Ltd.
.
Complete
Movinr
Service:
Cratiitf
Packing
Cartae
SLl'E
78
BLl'E
888
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GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
Repairs
Construction
Alterations
Floor
Sanding;
a
Specialty
1
....
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titiufins
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were
removed
from
the
six-inch
incision.
FOOD
SUBSIDIES
!
BRIDGETON.
Barbados.
Q
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The
government
has
voted
$470,-'
008
for
subsidizing
flour,
salt
fish,
salt
pork
and
animal
feed
unUl
March,
1949.
;
SITUATION
IN
CHINA
,
'
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M
'
'
t
Z.r
SJTE
of
occasional
resurgences
of
resistance,
I
JLlhe
outlook
looljs
dismal
for
the
Nationalist
gov-!
UETnment
forces
4
China.
Even
United
States
mili-I
ar.v
observers,
keenly
interested
in
what
is
going
;
n,
have
admitted
that
it
is
extremely
doubtful
if
the
communist
sweep
of
China
can
be
prevented
I
-.4-en
if
America
naid
should
be
forthcoming.
Fact
j
?
tat
tnere
a
strong
difference
of
opinion
in
the
i
United
States
as
to
whether
moie
extensive
aid
.
.should
be
given.
The
President
himself
has
given
.no
clue
as
to
what
it
is
planned
to
do
and
the
chances
;
are
that
it
will
be
nothing.
-
Japan
will
probably
be
retained
as
the
anti-
communist
bastion.
I
"In
China
it
is
not
exactly
a
case
of
liking
com-,
.
munism
the
more
but
of
liking
Chiang
Kai-Shek
I
the
less.
"
I
AROUSED
BY
JONES
ACT
FRAMED
AND
PUT
into
effect
for
the
increased
protection
of
United
States
business
interests,
'
I
the
Jones
Act
is
gradually
becoming
more"
'burden
st)me
than
beneficial
and
this
is
particularly
felt
in
;
-
Alaska
where
the
territory
is
so
similar
and
con-;
yement
to
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
One
of
the
latest
illustrations
of
this
growing
-
hostility
toward
the
Act
is
seen
in
the
decision
of
:
G.
G.
kadb.w,
a
director
of
the
.Alaska
Held
Com-;
mittee
and
a
citizen
of
prominence
in
the
north,
to
;
lose
no
time
in
working
for
its
repeal.
He
has
had
;
personal
experience
with
how
great
a
handicap
it
can
be,
and
realizes
it
cannot
continue
without
arousing
far
reaching
discontent
Phone
RED
561
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savoy
HOTEL
,
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
.
PHONE
37
P.O.
Box'
541
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FRASER
STREET;
PR
IN
C
3JRJJ
P
JS
VORACIOUS
OSTRICH
CAPE
TOWN,
South
Africa.
I
rioting
a
suspicious
lump
in
the
throat
of
one
of
his
ostriches
a
Uiteuhage
farmer
operated
on
ii
with
a
sliarpened
table
knife
nd
a
pair
of
scissors.
One
corn
cob
pipe,
two'
yards
of
balling
vire
andf
the
lid
of
a
syrup
tin
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
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