Associated
Boards
Gets
Higher
Fees
Prince
Ruperl
Daily
News
MEN'S
IlRrtu
civ
Monday,
December
11,
1950
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JACKETS
.....
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it
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WIXDBREAKERS,
,ro,n
An
tndapendent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HCNTER,
Manaein?
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Prlnce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
hat
been
notified
of
a
new
system
of
financing
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia.
The
per
capita
assessment
on
constituent
boards
is
Increased
to
$1
and
boards
in
such
communities
as
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
having
over
5000
population
will
be
assessed
$10(1
per
year
and
those
under
$10
per
year.
By
this
means
more
ade
F0
THE
LADIES
LADIES'
HOSE
Cottnn
ni
WHY
WEED
OCT
IJfDlAXS?
supreme
effort
in
aiding
a
huge
Editor,
Daily
News:
j
production
within
this
major
As
I
am
one
who
has
takjn
a!
lndustry-
And
'et
th
thanks
very
active
Dart
in
the
fishin
!
are
receiving
Is
a
certain
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
All-Wool,
from,
pair
.
.
'
y!ons
r.d
i
Industry
and
as
an
executive
I
Ru
Fl
UDDC
RUM
DriTT
$8.00;
By
Mail.
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Ye
ar,
$5.00.
amount
of
displacement
that
Is
very
noticeable.
It
Is
a
fact
that
certain
of
our
member
In"
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
I
be-
TABLE
CI.OTHS-4
"
servietu-,
,
Were
up
to
$4.00.
Nou
2
I
I
A
SECRET
HEART
TONIC
neve
i
nave
some
rignt
and
re-:
nsnermen
nave
not
worKed
up
sponsibillty
to
voice
views
on
an
j
to
expectation
but
the
blame
Important
matter
that
concerns
!
should
not
be
placed
on
the
In-
quate
funds
are
hoped
to
be
ob-!
talned
for
the
Associated
Board3
I
which,
during
past
years,
has
rt?T
t
nur
..iij
.
tne
native
people
in
the
fish
in-jdians..
SHOP
AND
SAVE
AT
s
iuuuvw
tautru
irn.
dustry
Those
affected
as
of
now
:
In
the
fishing
industry
we
do
labored
U'"10"
financial
strin-Up
the
Other
day
and
Said:
are
Indian
shippers.
I
am
one
I
not
believe
in
racial
discrlmlna-1
Bencv-
iho..captains
a
large
rish
sel.
j
tion.
w
are
all
I
"T
ran't
understand
how
one
people
with
.
l
can
t
unaei
stana
nov
(
Xne
QUMUon
x
wlsh
to
dtacuMI
white-and
,apanese
ftaher.J
Cincinnati
Blast
you
can
be
SO
Cheerful.
the
weeding
out
of
Indian
j
men.
And
there
Is
room
for
all
j
Kills
Two
Pertan
Don't
that
?klppe"
and
Indlan
manned
I
those
Interested
in
the
fishing
I
vnu
ee
we
UUil
1
.
.
i
"cts
from
the
actual
particiya-!
industry.
This
Idea
of
onenessl
CINCINNATI
O-At
least
two
are
galloping
Straight
L
to
Hon
In
fishing
for
herring.
I
cas
,
produces
harmony
and
goodwill,
persons
were
killed
and
15
hurt
hell?"
.remember
the
earlier
days
when
I
within
the
Industry.
And
this
la
Saturday
In
a
terrific
explaslon
the
natl?e
people
performed
required
In
the
which
wrecked
the
two-storey
I
mumbled
some
sort
of
answer
economy
of
our
j
that
things
were
really
not
too
splendidly
In
fishing
for
herring
province
and
country,
especlallv
plant
of
the
American
Water-
bad.
"
w,r
"-ual"'
Ul
ncouver
curing
inis
present
world
crisis
proofing
Co.
Island.
Today
I
do
not
know
of
wnen
Canada
is
preparing
for
But
I
have
a
secret
heart
tonic
u
hirh
i
nianv
ii
MhPn
the
i
snipper
on
me
west
I
united
front.
world
looks
as
if
it
is
plunging
I
cost
the
exception
of
onej
so
let
us
not
consider
the
In-straight
or
tw
wl
ma
be
8en
,0
for
the
bow-wows.
dian
a
rrr?re
substitute
flshtrman.
Notice
lo
Canadian
Pari!
Airlines
Passengers
Cnr
V
Un
and
read
my
opinion.
You
as
u
member
of
our
democrutlc
province
and
country,
bhould
vvt
iol
have
UUTC
H
a
fair
employment
practice
I
read
history
just
any
-
gooa
rr
""b-
.
seems
that
when
.
.
.
'
1
war
a
I
hnnk.
SJirUKH
.
,
.
,.
.
.
.
......
.....
I
f
i
f
nnnvTinn
nnra
inui.iitn.
.
Hi.
i
......
mstory
wnicn
tens
wnat
tnings
,
,
.
"
Jl
'
,
"
.cm
lne
Indians
receive
full
em-
within
our
fishing
Industrt
and
I
1
ULLUUI
11,-Mil
V
I
I
II
IIP!
II
fl
17
I
I
I
I
1
.
-
.
.
were
really
like
in
those
other
industries?
t
ai.J
se
guou
.
:
"
1
.7
:"""
'Mpwymem.
just
remember
that
In
all
ithe
east
coast
of
Vancouver
Is
.mC
Lunvemence
of
Our
PasseJ
old
davs."
land
the
Bad
as
things
have
been
milftndtn
natives
take
a
major
this
century,
the
sum
total
of
the
;
Part
ln
"hln(?
tor
herring.
Wi-h-titanic
world
movine
nicture
adds
ln
tn
last
few
year
the
native
the
Indians
also
go
to
the
battle-
the
rest
of
the
native
people
are
fields
to
win
in
order
that
we
always
prepared
to
co-operate,
obtain
freedom
and
security
and
We
have
dn
it.
Why
not
em-equality
in
employment.
ploytrs
and
firms?
After
all
wc
The
Indians
-
were
the
first
1
are
one
Rroup
who
rotate
the
bac
kbone
of
the
fishing
Industry
I
earnings
back
into
business
and
we
have
gone
a
lonir
t
'hands.
up
very
much
on
the
right
side.
0C0
skippers,
one
by
one,
have
bernl
refused
the
right
to
fish
forj
herring.
Instead
a
few
are
askci
j
and
granted
the
pilvilege
of
Dacking
the
herring
to
the
reduction
plants.
j
travelling
during
the
Holiday
Season,
Ticket
Office
will
be
open
from
7.00
to
9
the
evenings
of
December
15,
16,
13
19
-and
22.
Passengers
holding
reservations
for
flights
must
validate
space
FOUR
days
pr
flight
date.
What
those
In
authority
have
DO
YOU
believe
that
democracy
is
a
good
thing?
Do
you
believe
that
government
of
the
people,
for
the
people,
by
the
people
Is
the
safest
and
best
DAN
ARSU,
Native
BroUierhood
Vire-Prvsldent,
Cape
Mudge.
done
for
us
we
full
consider
and
appreciate.
And
since
we
have
In
approximately
the
mid
lie
j
organized
Into
f
Lsh
workers
and
twenties
of
this
century
I
re
system
yet
devised
for
human
i
t
-I.-
...
.
.
.
.
.
it
......
,
liniin
II
I'll
llUUfll7D
I
IflllB
r.
V.
,
Few
Days
Will
Tell
FUTURE
course
of
world
events
may
well
depend
upon
what
Communist
China
does
in
Korea
during
the
next
few
days.
The
Reds
are
approaching
the
38th
parallel
and,
to
look
at
the
situation
realistically,
there
would
appear
to
be
little
to
stop
them
there.
Over
and
above
that,
it
has
been
announced
that
they
do
not
intend
to
stop.
Thus
would
come
to
naught
the
appeal
of
the
13
nations
headed
by
India
for
the
Communists
to
remain
at
that
point
pending
efforts
at
negotiating
a
peace
all
of
which,
of
course,
is
a
rather
tenuous
undertaking
anyway.
True,
it
is
not
a
very
pretty
or
a
cheerful
picture
and
about
all
that
remains
now
is
the
hope
of
some
unexpected
or
at
present
unforeseen
development
which
may
result
in
come
composing
of
the
current
crisis.
If
ever
there
appeared
to
Ik?
an
impasse
looming
in
this
troublous
international
field,
it
would
seem
to
be
today.
Not
since
1911
have
we
had
such
a
tense
pre-Christmas
season.
.
Drive
as
if
your
life
depended
upon
it
...
it
does.
KEEP
POT
BOILING
"THE
ARMY
POT
goes
out
again
at
the
end
of
the
I
week
and
the
bell
will
jingle
in
front
of
the
Post
Office.
This
gives
us
good
occasion
to
mention
the
fine
work
of
the
Salvation
Army
which
is
confined
not
only
to
Christmas
but
all
the
year
around
and
which
reaches
into
quarters
that
many
of
us
may
not
know
or
think
about.
Therefore,
we
would
commend
the
attention
of
our
readers
to
the
statement
from
Captain
W.
C.
Poulton,
local
commandant,
outlining
comprehensively
the
activities
of
the
Army
in
the
line
of
social
service
and
relief
work
that
they
carry
out
when
other
means
fail
to
meet
the
situation.
It
is
very
well
for
us
to
throw
our
contributions
into
that
post
as
we
pass
by.
Possibly,
some
would
desire
to
make
more
substantial
contributions.
If
so
they
could
be
made
direct
to
the
Army
or,
as
Captain
Poulton
suggests,
by
way
of
the
Daily
News
office.
It
is
once
again
a
pleasure
for
us
to
co-operate
with
the
Army
in
this
way.
welfare?
mcmoer
mat
me
poncy
was
to
ltri,JZ:""
"
t
j
..
t
v.-
.!have
a
f
ftv-f
ftv
basis
of
Jnn-
"
-
luiiuuRiiis
ana
"
JUU
UU
JKJU
LailllUL
LC
UJV
"
J
f
1
VL
'i
1IPH
VLIa
V
n
hblnnJ
1..
.
I
downhearted.
For
the
liberation
!
"
and
I"d'ans
taking
part
eLZlt
fwhmj,.,1
the
of
of
India
from
colonial
rnle
,in
the
herring
industry.
In
U.ose
Pmen.t
,of.
ttw
flsn
,ndut!
v
and
we
certainly
expect
co-opei
-
not
only
the
greatest
achieve-
I
the
two
combined,
were
ment
of
British
democracy.
Itln
tne
majority.
The
waees
th":
was
by
far
the
greatest,
most
were
ln
the
vicinity
ot
t90-$m
ation
liKe
we
have
given
And
now
we
are
partners
with
otl.er
groups
concerned
in
the
conservation
of
salmon.
We
arj
even
missionaries
In
this
respect.
And
massive
advance
In
the
whole
P"
"ion
in
per
man.
Today
with
In
the
herring
industry
it
ap-i
pears
that
there
is
a
certain
history
of
democracy.
Far
from
weakening
the
long
range
British
world
noaiUon
hj
amount
01
weeding
out
of
Indian
.
-
is
already
becoming
clear
tbat;PPs
and
Indian
m1??-.
the
verv
opposite
is
the
truth.
ana
tne
rest
of
me
K
..
"J
:
The
British
Empire
lost
a
sua-(native
skippers,
and
the
Indian
I
e'mr
hT
on
on
commUslon
commission.
continent
peopled
by
several
,
organization
as
a
whole,
would
memDf
hundred
million
unwilling
colon-;Prefer
to
know
definitely
the
lnlc"lewM
recently
one
cf
ial
subjects.
But
bv
this
brave
'
reasons
for
this
action
on
thej"'c
representatives
01
VANt
OL
KK
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m..
Chllcotln
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AMI
PORT
S1MPSOM
Sunday,
Camosun.
li
pm.
FOR
NORTH
Q
I
F.
F.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotln,
Dec.
1
and
15
9
p.m.
FOR
SOl'TII
QI
F.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotln,
Dec.
8
and
22.
9
pm.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5M
act
of
faith
the
British
Common-
Part
of
those
ln
authority.
on'
major
nsn
companies
wealth
gained
the
respect,
affec-
i
tone
by
and
also
at
he
agreed
with
the
opinion
tion
and
friendship
of
one
of
the
i
the
present
time
the
natives
have
have
written
above.
However,
two
most
populous
nations
on
continually
done
their
share
in
he
stated
that
the
final
say
lu
earth
'
all
phases
of
the
fishing
Indus-
regard
to
the
weeding
out
of
India
Is
already
playinjr
hr
t-y.
And
we
will
continue
to
do
'
native
sklopers
was
not
in
his
mighty
role
a.f
the
foundat'orJ
to
the
best
of
our
ability.
I
:
department,
but
that
the
final
base
of
future
democracy
for
one
might
add
the
ability
of
some
of
ol"Uon
rested
ln
the
hands
of
entire
section
of
the
human
fam-
our
native
skippers
is
unsurpas-
higher
authorities
of
the
fish
ily.
She
Is
Asia's
pace-maker
and
!
crnoanies.
the
UN's
peace-maker
j
During
the
last
war
period
the
1
am
not
one
to
be
writing
to
oOo
I
native
fishermen,
seiners,
hali-j
th
editor
of
any
newspaper,
but
The
Pioneer
Druggists
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
DO
YOU
believe
that
the
right'
DUt
men,
etc.,
combined
their
"
,ucl
,ta
that
I
feel
sincere
In
voicing
this
matter
to
eat
Is
the
first
of
all
human
to
the
public.
You
have
heard
4
VOTIi
YES
V0TK
YES!
SCRIPTVRE
t
ASSAfiE
FOR
TODAY
"Put
on
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ,
and
make
no
provision
for
the
flesh,
to
fulfill
the
lusts
thereof."
Rom.
13:14.
claims?
!
the
British
R-A
F.
did
in
six
hours
Then
you
cannot
be
too
down-
of
bombing
Hamburg?
To
kill
hearted.
For
now
for
true
first
60,000
Japanese
civilians
ln
otw
time
in
the
period
for
which
we
moment
of
bombing
Hiroshima,
have
records
we
have
the
as
the
Americans
did?
j
KNOWN
means
to
produce
n-
Is
is
the
duration
of
the
killing
ough
food,
clothing
and
shelter
process
that
Is
the
crime?
The
for
every
one
of
the
two-billion-
numbers
killed?
Their
skin
tolor
plus
people
who
are
now
alive,
i
tongue
or
Is
It
the
killing
The
scientists
already
have
the
'.
Is
it
more
sinful
to
kill
a
baby
know
how
to
chain
the
waters,
''
by
an
A-bomb
than
by
an
XYZ
to
reclaim
the
deserts,
to
make
bomb
or
by
starving
that
baby
every
part
of
this
earth
"God's;
to
death
by
naval
blockade
of
a
country."
Given
the
chance,
they
j
whole
nation?
j
could
amply
feed
half
again
as
j
oOo
many
human
beings
as
are
now
i
TO
ME
the
meaning
of
tfw
:
alive.
.
j
atom
bomb
Is
this:
J
oOo
j
Man
now
holds
in
his
hand
the
I
IN
THE
THOUSANDS
of
years
means
either
to
blow
himself
and
.
in
which
human
beings
have
-his
world
to
atoms
or
to
trans-!
fought
wars
they
have
killed
1
form
It
into
a
place
really
fit
For
Aggressive,
Realistic
approach
to
the
administration
of
our
civic
affairs
'
All
eligible
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
VOTE
FOR
MICHAEL
KRUEGER
291
each
other
by
Just
about
every
i
for
human
Sons
of
God
to
live
in,
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Forestry
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yes
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means
tnat
the
on
Thlrd
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old
dui
pay
the
full
as.vos.sed
value
for
the
property
on
which
their
llslami5
Avenue
sta.tfs.
thereby
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and
the
property
on
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to
full
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land
is
assessed
at
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vote
on
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"Tax
Exemption
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LEGION
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will
will
pay
pay
full
full
taxes
taxes
on
on
the
the
Rreater
Rreater
portion
portion
oi
of
their
wate
--
pl(,mption
mpuon
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YES
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purchased
with
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from
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.
Canadian
askerl
for
Is
on
a
small
portion
representing
reasonable
access
to
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yes
vote
on
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bylaws
means
that
the
voters
In
Prince
Rut
ln
their
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the
Veterans
of
Canada's
Armed
Services,
who
participated
In
pat
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attempt
to
provide
recrealional
facilities
and
social
services
for
t
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thpse
their
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CANADIAN
LEGION
Is
asklni?
for
the
appro'
v
bylaws
ln
order
to
meet
fairly
its
obligation
to
the
community
as
a
w
as
ti
make
adequate
provision
for
the
future
welfare
of
all
veterans.
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Interesting
Talk
by
HON.
E.
T,
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B.C.
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests
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