Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
February
17,
U)50
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Post
Oflire
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Prlnre
Riert.
British
Columbia.
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HUNTER".
M-innf-lm
Kclitnr.
H
O
PERRY.
Managing
nirwtnr.
MTCV1REH
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
APDTT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
REMEM1SEKS
GREAT
FIRE
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Chicago
fire
is
history
Uj
most,
but
to
Mrs.
A.
E.
Burnett,
celebrating
her
90th
birthday
recently,
it
was
a
personal
memory
from
her
ohiklhood.
As
a
girl
she
said
she
saw
the
sky
miles
from
her
home
turn
'
blood-red
...
A
lot
of
people
thought
it
was
the
end
of
the
world."
Ontario-born
Mrs.
Burnett
has
lived
in
Vancouver
since
1909
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Pure
wool.
Bi.:!
Prince
Rupert,
of
late
became
It
will
not
be
the
fault
of
the
familiar
with
rationing
but
this
rioalite
Oil
Co.-
if
a
strike
is
did
not
involve
the
forming
of
cot
made
on
the
Queen
Char-queues.
This
appears
each
lutte
Islands.
They
appear
to
December,
and
is
confined
'
to
be
only
commencing.
The
well
!
the
front
and
one
side
of
a
at
Test
No.
1
is
now
dowrf
3.328
I
single
story
building
at
Third
feet,
and
will
go
as
far
as
3,500.
S
Avenue
and
Second
Street.
.
i
Explorations
in
other
leases
will
be
intensified
with
the
ap-
'
...
..
proach
of
spring
and
better
n
i.
i
The
British
election
now
at
its
weatnpr
Tne
oU
lakes
,
height,
is
not
neglecting
nj-lime
u
wU
fMd
.
.
Ke9ulor
j:
now
.
Men's
D
r..
.
I
Mali.
Per
Month.
Me.
Per
Tear
5
00
Chinese
Philosophy
,
(
HINA
is
said
to
have
accepted
the
entrance
C
'
of
Communists
not
because
there
is
the
least
t,
likelihood
of
accepting
Moscow's
gospel
but
because
"of
the
way
the
Chinese
people
feel
toward
Chiang
"
Kai-Chek
and
those
who
side
with
him.
Commenting
on
China
and
the
Chinese,
a
contemporary
says
!
From
,
thing
that
mleht
be
Rood
ca"-
En
"n-
Rcoulnnr,
Him
thousands
of
years
cf
a
great
variety
of
political
n',
Rtu,
M
OVERCOATS.
material.
One
of
the
!
pain
To
look
,
ya!
August
ma,
or
questions
Is
whether
or
for
mQW
0
Mjun
H
hnV
KGern8nIi
"
ft
fU,ture-ne
harbor,
Is
a
fair
eno'ugh
jwlll
be
allowed
to
walk
alone.
w
,
February
H
u
true
How
about
wh.t.her
or
Ilot
,he
c
h
goo-se-step
wtllbe
permlUed.
.f
,he
peak
h
a
spoUess
whlw
I
'
and
deep
at
that.
Vet,
in
the-,
Familiar
words
like
joyride,
next
six
months,
scores
of
rain--j
sucker,
Jackpot,
showdown.
falls
can
come,
and
abundant
crank,
boss,
tenderf(xt.
vim,
Sunshine
warm
the
landscape
Iker.
hickory,
ayo.
clambake,
Rs
wen
as
your
spirits,
i
fakers,
a
and
.
hundreds
of
,
experiences
have
convinced
them
it
is
a
prize
blunder
to
adore
anyone
who
seeks
to
become
all
wise
Bov'
PANTSJ
;vOO'clofh,W
:
sii$
Bovs'
ond
Girk'i
This
aavvrtmtmvat
""
iubUith4
!
r
(U)ilra
br
id
I'lonor
Control
Bomtk
j
tlio
Oomuieul
of
rltUk
Co1jU1ju
It'
business
wise
to
advertise
Classified
ads.
bring
results.
ANY
SUGGESTIONS
The
Koyal
Canadian
Mint
has
offered
$1,000
for
the
best
design
for
a
new
nickel
five-cent
nin
to
mark
the
200th
anniversary
of
the
discovery
of
nickel.
It
will
be
the
seventh
con
to
be
minted
since
the
last
silver
five-cent
piece,
centre,
was
made
in
1922.
Top
left
is
the
design
of
the
'
first
nickel
coin;
top
centre,
the
beaver
design
adopted
in
1837,
repeated
In
1942,
top
right,
on
the
first
12-sided
coin
and
again
in
1948,
bottom
right.
Bottom
left
Is
the
bronze
coin
with
the
wartime
design
mined
In
1943
and
repeated
in
1944
on
a
steel
coin,
bottom
centre.
C.P.
Photo)
:
others
are
in
general
use.
All
!
are
easy
to
remember
and
pro-;
nounce,
and
some
have
an
un-undoubted
aptness.
About
a
1
quarter
of
a
million
more
can
be
found
In
a
standard
dictionary,
and
the
most
of
Uiese
a
;
lot
of
us
have
never
heard
of,
wool.
R?q.
Now
only
let
alone
use.
leader.
For
them,
there
is
no
hero
worship.
Even,
in
this
day,
Communism
is
not
new-
It
seems
doubtful
if
anything
is.
PUBLICITY
FOR
RUPERT
PRINCE
RUPERT
is
receiving
more
prominence
this
spring
in
publicity
data,
this
being
true
of
the
railways,
as
well
as
lesser
organizations.
Illustrations
are
more
attractive
and
informing
and
the
general
tone
of
much
of
the
reading
matter
is
on
a
wider
and
comprehensive
scale.
This
meets
the
steadily
growing
interest
in
Prince
Rupert
and
district,
an
interest
that
is
felt
all
over
the
continent.
THE
SOO
LOCKS
I
T
IS
PROBABLY
not
general
knowledge
that,
the
I
canal
locks,
both
Canadian
and
American,
at
Sault
Ste
Marie
ar$,
in
an
economic
sense,
a
most
"vital
link
on
the
continent.
From
this
angle,
the
w
ol
Vicks
Vj-tro-liol
III
I
?
I
TX
rS
w
V
Jf
The
meeting
rejected
a
proposal
from
the
board
of
directors
that
the
entrance
fee
be
raised
horn
25s
to
SI
and
that
this
include
subscription
.to
the
Magazine
Credit
Unionist."
Ot
fit-era
Fleeted
Jack
Priiiw
and
Andrew
Dvb-
Big
Business
Credit
Union
Is
Expanding
;
An
announcement
from
Ottawa
says
80,000
dwelling
houses
i
have
been
built
in
Canada
'
within
the
last
year.
It
can
be
I
safely
said
that
not
many
of
i
these
have
been
noted
going
up
!
in
Prince
Rupert.
jch
nnftril.
Suoiiiiiii!
I
-H
J
i-el.vt
coiiim
u.xi;
'
?
It
.
VICKS
Prince
Ruped
VATflO-NOL
oToV,
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous.'
We're
Here
to
Serve
VOI!
$
Flowers
fur
All
u
SOO
3rd
Ave
B;
havn
were
elected
to
the
board
!
of
directors
ior
two
year
terms
Commodore
Cafe.
Hospitality
and
axd
Food-
For
Friendly';
And
Advice?
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Or-'
succeeding
NeU
Ruud
and
An-ganiration
Has
Another
Bump-
drew
Dybhavn
whose
terms
had
er
Year
expired.
Remaining
members
of
the
board
of
directors
are
Julius
.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Johnson,
Davi-
teane,
Hans
Ha-Credit
Union
had
1368
members
!
gen,
Vernon
Fossum
and
Oscat
at
the
end
of
1949,
r-n
in-jre-isr-i
Pettersen.
The
board
later
elect-from
1100
since
1948,
and
the
an-
cd
Andrew
Dyohavn
as
president
nual
meeting
last
n.a.it
was
told
i
Phone
17
for
Send
Out
Order
'
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr
Building,
ImiM
Sun
Life
of
Canada
Increases
Dividends
to
Policyholders
1919
was
a
good
year
for
Sun
Life.
Total
benefits
paid
last
year
$114
million-
Company
largest
investor
in
Canadian
homes
under
National
Housing-
Act..
Dccororiof
It.
ISLANO
C
point
is
of
immense
importance
in
considering
(that
the
memotrt
.,;
nw
jdent.
'
-
f
r
,
,i:t,v.or,owl
Tninimio
what
cldd
just
abxiut
all
the
co-oper-;
Htcted
to
the
Credit
Com-
defence.
One
cannot
disregard
or
minimize
wnat
;atlve
ishernu,n
in
Prince
Ru.
mittee
wpre
Baniey
Roald
an!,
both
militant
and
civilian
authorities
are
saying
pert.
iReg
Webber
succeeding.
Martin
v
,
,
.
,
j
It
was
a
bunper
year
for
the
Berg
and
John
Fredheim.
Con-
regardir.g
Sabotage
as
a
possibility
Of
the
future.
Credit
Unon.
Swetary-Trea-
!
tinutnu
members
of
the
Creli'
All
the
creat
enoineerino-
works
to
be
found
in
the
surer
George
Viereck
reported
t
!
committee
are
John
Carpenter.
BUILDERS'
SJ
General
Buil'
,r.5
M(
Uridr
St,
,T
.
,
,
;J
,
.,.1.1-
la
lflre
gathering
of
satisriri
,jaCob
Strand
and
Sam
Haugan.
United
States
and
Canada
may
be
said
to,
be
vulner
.
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
KFTAIKS
KKMODKI.I
FOt'NDATIONS
i
lt
ti
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A
Phone
Grrrn
KM
rtn
5
able,
some
especially
from
the,
airA
This
is
true
of
.'.Sault
Ste
Marie.
Just
how
vulnerable
is
seen
in
tbe
members.
I
MiSS
Mildred
Fumes
was
e!e
Share
savings
increased
by
ted
to
the
supervising
commit-more
than
$150,000
to
a
tatal
of
,
tee
from
whi':h
Ivor
Johansen
over
-400.009
at
the
end
of
De-;was
the
retii'mg
member.
He
cember
1949
while
deposits
in-
malnlng
members
are
Rudoinli
1
r.rpasprt
nvpr
.lOOnrttl
in
n
i'ilri
-Mnn
nnri
mtL
da
d,Hai'Vii
-
MILLIE
SNACK
u
reply
once
given
to
a
man
who
asked
what
would
...
'
"
-
-
1
-
uiacu
aim
'
"
'
u
1.
ii
iiviu.
in
....
nappen,
Should
the
Canal
gates
ever
collapse.
lhC,of
nearly
$450.000.
bilnelng
the
An
enterta.nment
and
social
ansuw
waa
tViat
T
uVo
Rnnftrin
ViiW
mnrin,.
aggregate
of
membership
sav-
comittee
was
set
uo
con.-lstin?
of
NOW
Bigger
o
-Mllll
i.
4-
-
I
..
""r""'
6
Fvv.
...j,
1
nas
to
0
mere
30.OO0
slu-ri
01
thr
Mrs.
A.
Kardash,
Mrs.
Reg.
We'd
Outward
in
an
avalanche
that
WOuld
have
almost
!
million
dollar
mark.
ber,
Mrs.
Ray
Hauaan.
Mrs
Wi!
;
Assets
increased
from
$615,-
nam
Paught
and
Pat
Form
an.
immeasu
rable
results.
:
P97.C1
to
$882,279.36.
4
The
meeting
concluded
:l;
.
T
tal
number
of
loans
niPdc
the
showing
of
a
Ntional
Film
With
$18
million
a
substan-
day's
total
in
force
of
$4,187
tial
increase
over
1949
allot-
millions
comparing
with
only
led
for
policyholders'
dividends
$53
millions
in
force
at
the
beta
be
paid
during
the
current
ginning
of
yne
century.
Dur-year,
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
ing
these
50
years,
too,
Sun
Company
of
Canada
enters
its
Life
policy
provisions
and
priv-80th
year
of
public
service
with
ileges
have
been
broadened,
a
promising
outlook
for
1950.
available
options
increased
During
the
year
just
past,
the
.
and
many
new
benefits
intro-total
amount
of
life
insurance
duced.
Even
before
1900
the
Which
policyholders
purchased
Company
was
tne
lirst
to
in-from
the
Sun
Life
exceeded
troduce
the
"unconditional"
$37
millions,
continuing
the
;
policy
,
following
latel
with
the
unbroken
record
of
selling
,
popular
Si!,'(
Life
non-medical
more
new
life
insurance
per
insurance
plan.
The
Company
annum
than
any
other
Can-
also
issued
the
first
Group
adlan
life
company.
Insurance
;
Pension
policy
written
any-in
force
with
the
Sun
Life
;
now
where
In
North
America,
an
amount
to
$4,187,000,000,
an
j
epoch-marking
event
in
the
ali-tlme
high.
Total
income
;
history
of
life
Insurance.
hnLnnPany
1949
WaS
!
e
of
the
outstanding
fea-$238,000,000.
i
tures
of
gun
Ue
oppraUons
;
J
Sun
c
Life
,
,
of
5rt1
f
i
tiur
1949
wa!
the
pronounc-the
Canada
just
;
ed
increase
in
the
Company's
.ssued
Indicates
that
benefits
;
0roup
buslness.
Hundreds
of
111
i
t
"r
P
7
,T
the
'
thousands
of
office,
factory
fllT'V
S',nCe
land
other
employees
In
busi-
i
aurlna
tne
year
were
1072
ttal-
Board
picture
depicting
how
.
Ming
$994,173.16.
new
economic
pattern
of
nr
is
"
HAMBUfl
Better
ond
AND
Full
Course
M
5-7
pa
This
was
a
increase
in
borrow-
perity
and
happy
security
lni'
Partem.
i
ers
irom
ana
oi
total
loans
been
brought
to
the
fishermer
1
('
0
;
Moving,
Packiqjf,
Crallng,
Shipping
and
(.cniriil
,
Carlace
and
Storage'
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd..
(or
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
',:
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
"
Est
19)0
Phones
GO
and
6M
ifrom
$1,016.
245.18.
and
other
wcikers
of
the
Mirl-
Of
the
total
loans
the
pmouni
time
provinces
by
ro-opera1iv
7
wc
fix
krWM
:cf
$450,000
was
loaned
to
the
Co-
huvins
and
selline
under
the
Sl
OPEN
s.m.
UM
Just
off
TI..S
316lh
St.
fh
fr
op
itself.,
recticn
of
Dr.
M.
M.
Coady
to'
"With
continued
surcoort
we
Francis
Xavtcr
University
who
should
hive
a
Credit
Unim
wrs
a
vls'tor
In
Prince
Run-?rt
worth
a
million
and
n
nuart
jast
fall,
a
mcvemrnt
which
dollnrs
by
the
end
of
1953."
the
spreading
widely
from
th?
on-p
WHY
THE
Fl'SS?
,
Hon
taken
by
the
council
on
the
;
-Editor,
Daily
News:
power
an&rwater
question
was
In
no
way
do
I
attempt
to
de-
identical
with
the
recommenda-fend
the
city
council
as
an
all
tlon
of
both
Chamber
bodies
and
wise
body
of
men.
They
are
only
Community
Ratepayers'
Associ-the
sort
of
material
intellectu-
ation
in
letters
submitted
bj
ally
and
otherwise
you
would
them.
catch
in
a
dragnet
along
Third
;
So
why
all
the
fuss
and
fur
Avenue
any
afternoon.
The
coun-
expressed
by
Mr.
Jefferies
when
secretary
-
treasurer's
report
hsrd-nvpcced
communities
of
tho
saneulrtely
predicted
Maritime?
ness
and
Industry
throughout
Canada
and
the
United
States
issued
in
1871
have
now
reach
-
,A
C9
Jii
nrtft
fuMi
t
,
More
interest
wps
shown
v
the
members
in
life
Insurance
12
with
about
fifty
hnvint
provide
U.S.S.
JUNEAU
REACHES
COAST
alone'
over
sniooorooo
wi
are
pf0teC
edc
b
te
of
Sun
Ufe
paid
out
in
benefits,
lr.
recent
Ben"f
GrouP
urance
and
!
annuity
vear,
th
cmnanv
ha,
r,vn
cil
is
comprised
in
great
part
of
all
interested
parties
are
in
per-
themselves
with
insurance
-
n
alii:
Tim
f
nnn.'.
nvnnl
young
men
born
and
raised
In
feet
agreement
on
a
line
of
ac-
j
through
the
iv!ns
and
loir
BREMERTON.
The
U.S.S
Prince
Rupert
and
most
of
them
tion
to
be
followed?
particular
attention
to
prov
iding
funds
for
the
construe
ence
and
service
in
this
par
Juneau
arrived
recently
in
San
Francisco.
The
warship
is
one
have
been
in
office
a
mere
GEORGE
B.
CASEY
month.
They
have
not,
as
ytt,
!
Alderman.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
of
the
cruisers
transferred
from
If
Winter
co
Spring
be
fa'
Use
Baptonii
decorotiC
Thompson
He
Co.
Ud
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
fleet
She
will
unload
ammunition
tion
of
homes,
and
of
its
total
assets
which
now
exceed
$1,-527,000,000,
more
than
$83
millions
is
invested
h
Canadian
residential
mortgages.
At
the
Annual
Meeting
held
at
the
Head
Office
of
the
Com-
ticular
field
is
unsurpassed.
Today,
the
importance
of
Group
insurance.
Is
recognised
by
all
those
concerned
with
the
encouragement
and
maintenance
of
good
relations
be-twer.-i
management
and
labor,
and
the
welfare
and
social
and
then
proceed
to
Bremerton
iavy
yard
for
overhaul,
prior
to
Appeal
Is
Unsuccessful
put
on
an
oratorical
display
but
appear
to
be
feeling
their
way,
checking
on
things
as
they
go,
which
-
to
me
indicates
good
judgment
and
wisdom.
In
reply
to
Mr.
Jefferies
criticism
regarding
the
disposal
of
,
letters
received
from
the
Senior
later
assignments.
,
facilities
of
the
Credit-Union
anc-its
affiliation
with
the
Cuna
Mutual
Insurance
Society.
Di-an
pointment
was
expressed,
however,
by
the
directors
in
t'ipl
report
at
the
fact
that
only
about
ninety
mambers
of
the
Credit
Union
had
taken
iut
health
insurance
with
thelr
own
S.icletv
The
report
8!
the
dircciir?
presented
by"
Neis
Ruud,
piTsi
dent
told
of
an
Increase
in
bank
ing
service
to
member
Co-operatives
and
Credit.
Union.
Highlight
of
Year
A
highlight
of
the
vear
ha-
nanv
In
Montreal
the
Presid
ent
Arthur
B.
Wood,
reviewed
c--r"y
'
he
individual
em-
the
remarkable
progress
of
l)!oyee'
life
Insurance
over
the
last
50
i
Tne
Sun
Life
story
for
1949,
Joseph
Feller,
a
city
re-sldent,
will
eo
south
for
six
months
fnl-
.-and.
.Junior
Chambers
of
Com
years.
In
1900,
with
a
popula-
Including
the
President's
ad-
nierce
and
Community
Ratepay-
lowing
an
unsuccessful
appeal
orsV
Association
dealing
with!
before
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
in
power
and
water,
policing
and
County
Court
Monday.
Fsller
was
sanitation,
98
percent
of
the
sub-
sentenced
to
six
months
bv
Matr-
tion
of
just
over
5
millions,
joress
is
aenverea
ai
vne
in-total
life
insurance
in
force
In
:
nua!
Meeting,
is
contained
in
Canada
amounted
to
$404
mil-
j
the
Report,
to
Policyholders
ect
matter
contained
in
the
com-
istrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
citv
nolice
:
been
the
winning
of
the
achieve
lions,
or
about
$75
per
capita.
,
now
011
"ie
Press".
A
copy
will
Today
the
population
has
I
be
spnt
to
every
policyholder
reached
13'2
millions
but
life
;
while
others
may
obtain
the
Insurance
in
force
has
risen
'
Report
on
request
from
any
munications
had
already
been
court
September
23
on
a
liquor
ment
award
of
the
British
Col-clealt
with
by
the
council
and
so
charge.
The
appeal,
after
re-
'
umbia
Credit
Union
League
foi
explained
by
the
mayor
at
the
pealed
adjournments
bepan
last
I
outstanding
achievement
amoiv
meeting
Mr.
Jefferies
claimed
he
Wednesday.
Rod
MacLeod
actc-C
I
all
Credit
Unions
of
the
provWice
attended.
as
crown
counsel
while
T.
W.
'
Types
ot
loims
had
been
of
?
I
may
further
say
that
the
ac-
Brown
was
defence
counsel.
j
varied
nature,
the
credit
commit
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
represent"11"
prompt
service
to
the
trade
1
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
hose,
beltinR,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
on!,
and
Incandescent,
6
to
2S0
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
or
CANADA
-
rtf
flashlights,
Ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
W(X)D
&
CO.-Industrial
sanitation,
pW'1"1
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C-
Dust
banc,
Sisal,
Ja"
hotl
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAG
CO.
ami
others
to
$14
billions,
or
$1045
per
ot
the
branch,
group
or
mort
head,
more
than
13
times
the
i
gage
offices
of
the
Company,
1900
figure.
The
Sun
Life's
own
or
irom
J.
T.
Fowle
or
E.
T
business
has
more
than
kept
Applewhaite,
Local
Represent-
tee,
John
Frtdhelm,
chairman
reported.
A
large
number
o
members
had
been
helped
tc
establish
themselves
in
ne
pace
with
this
increase,
to-
atives,
Prince
Rupert.
i
i.
;
,
i:
"
"
I
l"
UUIIliMlliMli
I
I
!
mmm
homes.
Boat
!cans
had
fallen
off
owing
to
high
prices.
There
hac!
been
also
loans
to
tide
applicant?
I
HI
Tl
-95
!:
:
lover
between
Co-op
settlement?
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
'
LCXLIU
Si"EAMKn
PRINCE
GEORGE
'
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
tl:.
)l
.
.
and
between
iishing
seasons.
The
supervisory
committee.
Rudolph
Olstn,
chairman,
reported
that
the
Union
was
lr
good
financial
condition,
its
staff
was
elflclent
,
and-
wideawake
and
the
service
was
better
han
ever
before;
Operating
Income
of
the
Un-
nr
1CMI1
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Ml
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