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prasptrous
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Empire
is
felt
all
ovrr
the
I'urth.
There
may'be
an
object
lesson
next
year
where
Canada
i:
(nnrerned.
Sixty
million
dollars
worth
of
fgg-s.
bacoa
and
newsprint
to
stay
unsold
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Life
is
Safer
Rent
contol
Is
fading
out.
Tenants
will
pay
hi(ther
costi.
That
much
can
be
taken
for
granted.
And
of
course,
there
is
.oniething
to
be
said
for
both
.Hies
of
the
picture.
No
one
vvi.he8
to
pay
the
major
part
of
his
salary
for
shelter.
Every
landlord
has
to
think
about
maintenance,
upkeep
insurance,
and
several
other
little
responsibilities
thatinsUt
on
being
or
individual
or
nation.
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PRINCE
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FOR
A
RIDE"-Londoners.
the
beautiful
sunshine
In
OipIt
Pnrt
rooontiu
Communication
Costs
Are
Cut
Canada
Enters
Into
New
International
Agreement
OTTAWA
t
Canada
is
entering
into
an
international
agreement
designed
to
simplify
communications
traffic
and
sharpy
reduce
th
full
rate
charged
foi-sending
overseas
cables
and
ingrains
A
spokesman
tor
the
Department
of
Transport
disclosed
Inat
Canada
is
one
of
sixlv-clvht
countries
expected
to
ratify
the
agreement,
n
will
rut
by
twei
ty-five
percent
full
rales
charges
on
overseas
cables.
u.xini
steamkk
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
ind
Intermedial,
Port
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
ity
of
seeing
Prince
Charles,
youngest
membtrr
of
the
Royal
faml-
ME-VS
lM,f
l(t.
"nation,,
m,a,u.
Retired
mounties,
some
of
whom
are
receiving
less
than
old
age
pensioners,
are
trying
to
have
an
increase
granted
But
to
suggest
that
this
should
be
easy
does
not
mean
it
will,
despite
the
fact
that
tor
more
than
seventy
years
they
have
been
giving
Canada
an
A-l
service
and
an
enduring
fatne.
TRAIN
SCiiKHULR
for
tbe
East-.
Monday,
Weauesuay,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
tb
East-Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturija
10:15
p.m.
a-
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iy,
uuam
aun
ui
rrunuss
civnoein
ana
trie
Duke
or
Edinburgh,
St.
Laurent,
at
left,
receives
an
honorary
degree
during
the
125th
prince
will
be
a
year
old
this
month.
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RAINCO.n,
fitting
ALVMIMM
CO.
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from
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MEN'S
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MEN'S
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For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservation.
COATS-TUp,illu,;J
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lit
I
Alcan,
who
recently
flew
over
the
area,
said
that
no
definite
decision
on
the
choice
of
a
locatio-i
LIFE
is
much
safer
in
today's
era
of
airplanes
artd
speeding
motor
cars
than
it
was
some
four
dec-i
adesfago
when
the
country
was
emerging
from
the
horse-and-buggy
age,
the
statisticians
of
a
life
insurance
company
report.
As
evidence
it
is
pointed
out
that
during
the
period
of
1911-1915
deaths
from
accidents
were
occurring
at
the
age-adjusted
rate
of
81
per
100.000,
whereas
in
1941948
the
incidence
was
only
a
little
more
than
half
as
frequent
13
per
100,000.
Only
two
major
classifications
of
fatal
accidents
have
shown
an
increase
among
the
insuml
automobile
mishaps,
w
hich
are
more
than
S-
times
as
frequent,
and
deaths
in
burning
buildings
and
other
fires,
which
have
increased
in
frequency
by
50
per
cent.
-
Drownings
have
declined
57
per
cent
and
fatal
falls
by
GO
per
cent,
Fatalities
due
to
burns
and
scalds
are
only
about
one-fifth
as
frequent.
The
improvement
in
the
accident
fataiity
record
is
due"
in
part,
according
to
the
statisticians,
to
the
modernization
of
homes,
the
introduction
of
new
industrial
products
to
supplant
old
ones,
changes
in.in-duslwal
methods,
and
shifts
in
means
of
transportation,
with
the
over-all
result
that
many
former
accident
hazards
have
been
eliminated,
although
some
new
ones
have
come
into
being.
Safety
engineering
and
safety
education
also
are
considered
to
have
played
important
parts.
."The
organized
safety
movement
got
its
start
in
industry
around
1911,"
the
statisticians
note.
"Since
then
it
has
broadened
to
cover
all
phases
of
highway
handsome
safety.
Active
support
should
be
given
to
ovgamzations.devoting
their
time
and
energy
to
protect
life
and
Uinbj'f;
MEN
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Wttss
Pw
Write
or
Call
TITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT
B.C.
r
mi
iu
oe
ir.aae
ior
a:
least
a
year
After
that,
it
probably
will
be
a
decade
before
there
are
anv
"spectacular
developments."
It
might
be
between
10
and
20
years
before
production
of
aluminum
begins.
While
the
Nechako
damsite
will
be
the
eastern
key
to
the
project,
the
western
key
will
be
a
10-niiIr
Li--.
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from
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in
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Iris
at
a
very
spt,
from
BOVS'
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i;
ItOOTS-AII
sim.
'
tunnel
to
carry
water
from
Taht-
sa
Lake
to
the
Kemano
River
2,400
feet
below
or
near
tidewater
Here
lies
a
potential
1,500.000
horsepower
of
electrical
energy
Special
fl
BOYS'
SC
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IIOOI.
a,
ai
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PAVT
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frJ
1
To
provide
a
backlog
of
water.
RAIVCO.iTsl
.
From
n
BOYS'
'
the
Nechako
dam
would
raise
the
WE
SUPPLY
STEEL
OIL
STANDS
OF
ALL
SIZES
fitting
BOYS'
AI.L-Wool
level
of
Naalkuz
Lake
171
feet
Ootsa
Lake
140
feet,
Whitesail
Lake
121
feet
and
TahUsa
Lake
32
feet.
JACKETS
(
On
the
south
fork
of
the
circuitous
chain
of
lakes.
Euchu
BUSY
ASSISTANT
Georgo
James
Mcllraith
is
an
energetic
Ottawa
lawyer
who
needs
every
bit
of
his
energy
in
his
job
as
parliamentary
assistant!
to
one
'.of
the
bu.sienst,
federal
cabinet
m
i
n
i
s
t.e
r
s
Trade
Minister
Howe.
Mr
Mcllraith,
who
has
representee)
Ottawa
West
in
the
Commons
since
1940.
became
Mr
Howe's
assistant
in
1945
wheri
the
trade
minister
held
the
reconstruction
and
supply
portfolio.
Born
July
29.
1908
at
Lanark,
Ont.,
Mr.
Mcllraith
represents
a
riding
composed
largely
of
civil
servants.
ht,
Lake
would
be
raised
169
feet
and
1
Tetaclmck
Lake
20
feet.
Eutsukj
Lake,
one
of
the
largest
in
thej
chain
would
remain
at
its
present,
level
if
the
Nechako
dam
is
con-'
J
CHANniFI
structed.
KITIMAAT
AUEQl'ATE
Kltiruaat
is
described
as
'he
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only
adequate
area
where
a
town-
ant
on
foundation
exploratory
work
says
that
the
hydro
development
of
the
site
being
investi-
site
could
be
built
in
the
proposed
Nechako
.
River
set-up.
Available
are
adequate
domestic
Brighten
store
displays
of
n,.rcho0..-PP'
vo-iV
Every
whan
wiwd
indf
Advertise
lii
me
l&;
suit-
8aleci
the
greatest
in
Die
water
supplies
as
well
as
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'til
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r.
;
ability
for
deep-sea
shipping
wona.
me
Nechako
dam,
he
said,
would
create
the
longest
Influx
of
other
industries
in
OF
TASTY
MEALS
At
Tppropria..
Ilghti-..
Dm.
ing.
Bl-"'"'u
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V"
Ml
.MlH9
li9K.ina-rr.marl.aW.
us.
of
G-E
Floo,.c.n
lamp.
You.
G-E
dealer
wM
odwit.
you.
absorb
surplus
power
is
antici-
ndro
Veservoir
in
the
world,
pated
if
the
project
continue.-
to
Residents
of
the
whole
prov-completion,
Mr.
Dubose
saitk
in
ince,
and
particularly
those
of
a
Vancouver
interview.
Of
the
central
British
Columbia
who
1.500,000
horsepower
developed,
have
waited
more
than
a
genera-the
company
would
require
about
lion
for
the
natural
wealth
of
two-thirds,
leaving
thej
re.:t
avail-
their
territory
to
be
discovered
RexCal
t
C:iiliiKr
Disbrn
a
Sp,f
CHOI'
SUEY
J
chow
.n
CANADIAN
COASTGUARD
THE
ANNOUNCED
INTENTION
of
the
Domin-I
ion
government
to
expand
its
sea
rescue
services
on
the
two
coasts
has
been
received
with
general
approbation
and
nowhere
with
more
gratification
and
approval
than
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Daily
News
have
long
advocated
the
need
for
such
a
service.
Incidents
occurring
day
after
day
have
illustrated
that
need."
IThe
Victoria
Times
comments
editorially
as
follows
While
spokesmen
have
indicated
that
there
is
little
likelihood
a
present-
of
establishing
a
Coast
Guard
similar
to
that
of
x
the
Urnted
States,
the
arrangements
suggested
for
closer
coop
tratjon
between
vessels
in
the
government
serv
ce
coupled
withUie
facilities
of
the
three
defence
forces
and
R
C
M
P
promises
a
reasonably
,rood
stand-by.
While
the
oonular
rnn
cept-of
the
most
effective
rescue
service
is
one
Patterned
on
the"
excellent
United
States
system,
it.
Is
quite
concdvable
that
cn-
AHr1S
might
beUer
Served
b?
a
modification
of
the
American
type.
A
rescue
service,
like
a
fir.e
department
is
not
Wntmual
n
use.
But
when
it
is
needed,
ft
is
needed
urgently
In.
view
of
thelat!
that
many
government
vessels
now
ply
the'
coist
on
routine
duties
connected
with
fisheries
and
Lht-house
be
-employed
requirements,
it
seems
logical
to
assume
that
they
St
g
immediately
a
call
is
sounded
fith
the
technical
requirements
of
such
craft
we
are
not
armuar.
To
a
layman,
however,
it
would
appear
tha
Te
ative-y
(Timor
eqvUpment
might
be
installed
on
them
to
assist
in
the
o2llLWe""Vtai
'UUeS-
Ade1Uate
towing
taSlS
nupht
be
listed
as
an
example.
r'fver
ac"on
ottawa
my
take
to
improve
facilities
on
Canada
,
coasts,
its
efforts
along
this
line
should
stimulate
enthusiastic
support.
In
British
Coumbia,
apart
from
non-of-ficjal
groups
which
are
on
record
in
favor
of
more
efficient
protective
service,
all
parties
represented
n
the
Legislature
hae
endorsed
the
Idea.
able
for
other
industries.
,
by
capital,
are
anxioius'v
watch-
Professor
Karl
Terzaghi
geol-
ing
the
slow
progress.
ogist
and
expert
on
soil
median-
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