Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
January
24.
1950
I
1
Xmas
Cases
Adjourned
Victoria
eport
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Two
cases
were
adjourned
for
one
week
in
city
court
Saturday
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance.
Angus
Mi'Eachern,
charged
with
making
nitroglycerine
for
unlawful
pur-i
poses,
December
22,
elected
for
j
speedy
trial
and
evidence
of
Cor-
pnce-Rupert
Closest
Now
$2
SO
Men's
PANTS
Wool;
Now
f0r
Men's
WORK
Special,
poir
Bf
jssls
B.C
-
po
tli
nst
,
ui
.call
3NU
S.
!
stable
White
was
heard
before
j
British
Columbia
Has
Reason
To
Be
Proud
Of
Public
Health
Services
An
Epic
Story
j
VICTORIA
This
province
has
for
long
been;
J
proud
and
justifiably
so
of
its
public
health
ser-
vices.
The
public
health
doctors
and
nurses
spurning
the
money
and
glamor
of
the
big
cities,
have
labored
i
i
in
small
places,
mostly
because
they
love
their
work
;
and
they
love
the
way
they
are
able
to
get
close
to
j
people,
to
human
beings,
in
a
manner
perhaps
unknown
to
,.llute
dropped
supplies
j
the
doctor
in
the
bis-city
and
S3VS
Miss
Wilson:
"Nurain?
the
nurse
in
the
gleaming
ward
technique
suffered
considerably.
I
echo
ffrL
MOUNTAIN
lht-'
Ar9yle
Diamond'
the
case
adjourned.
Counsel
for
the
defense
is
Rod
MacLeod.
George
McKnight.
who
was
arrested
Christinas
night
and
charged
with
breaking
and
entering
of
the
Oordon
&
Anderson
premises,
will
again
be
brought
before
the
Magistrate
on
Saturday.
i
Ke9-
up
to
$;
Now
Boys'
and
Girls
I
echo
jiy-i.,
ancuA
I
oi
a
Dig
city
hospital
Deputy
Minister
of
Health
Dr.
,
G.
F.
Amyot
is
prouder
than
It's
not
the
easiest
thing
to
looK
professional
in
Arctic
regalia
crawling
into
a
teepee
on
hands
II
piece
SNOWSU
wool.
Reg.
$9
9
Tlwi
Cmrft
Maiilii'w
Atlmi
Srrvire,
Inc.
;
Now
only
...
Hello!'
(
Hello,
you
handsome
devil
you!"
Boys'
SWEATE
X
N
AMERICAN
TRADE
MISSION
is
in
Jap-'
an
this
month
endeavoring
to
restore
busings
relations
which,
no
one
can
dispute,
is
quite
legitimate
and
correct.
They
are
there,
Japan
was
fey,
in
a
spirit
of
friendship
a
n
d
goodwill.
At
a
fi'-Kirnber
of
Commerce
dinner,
one
of
the
visitors
said:
"We
want
to
live
at
peace
with
you,
our
neighbors
across
the
sea.
We'd
like
to
do
business
with
you.
Business
and
commerce
is
a
two
way
road
running
both
east
and
west.
Because
S
e
a
1
1
1
e
is
the
closest
city
both
by
sea
and
air,
we
have
an
advan-HM
over
other
points
in
the
United
States.
We
feel
t.tvi?
have
a
right
to
solicit
your
business."
A11
that
is
the
truth.
Seattle
is
nearer
Tokyo
than
any
other
port
in
the
United
States
becouse'
of
her
northerly
location.
Prince
Rupert
is
more
than
six
Jnclrecl
miles
north
of
Seattle
and
that
is
one
of
the
jiWsons
why
this
city's
position
in
trade
channels
Places
the
port
far
nearer
Japan
than
any
other
"transcontinental
railway
terminus
in
all
America.
""Mil
no
community
knows
this
better
than
Seattle.
an
advantage
that
cannot
remain
unrecognized
f
oi-
ever.
The
time
for
use
of
this
port
is
long
over
j'due.
.
BOMBS
PROVOKE
THOUGHT
Wool,
from
.
j
t
ver
these
days
as
he
contem-.
and
knees
and
having
to
squal
j
plates
the
yeoman
service
rend-
on
the
saliva-spattered
ground
!
ered
in
recent
days
by
the
senior
wniIe
tne
smoKe
from
the
bon.
j
public
health
nurse
at
Dawson
fire
slow)y
bHnds
on
0l(r
jav.
!
Creek,
Miss
Aileen
I
Bond
gradu-
orite
expression
soon
became
ate
of
Vancouver's
St.
Paul
s
-ki0ot-na-Kloon
which
Is
Bea-!
Hospital.
Miss
Bond
and
Miss
a
for
.too
Vfcf
much
smoke,
and
Wilson
of
the
Department
of
it
these'
was
fiattering
to
enter
Indian
Affairs
few
weeks
a
ago
wig.vvams
and
be
greeted
with
went
into
isolated
Indian
an
chai-Wootcha'
which
is
'good
reservation
and;
in
below-zero
woman
meaning
we
are
mak-1
weather,
and
under,
terrific
ing
tnem
better
and
th
wera'
handicaps,
successfully
fought
glad
Sanitary
faciiiUeS
wers
an
outbreak
of
diphtheria.
non-existent,
unless
one
could
'Beyond
the
call
of
duty,"-
consider
a
pile
of
tumble-down:
thats
what
Dr.
Amyot
says
of
500
ai
logs
yards
from
the
cabjn
For
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
and
Decoration
Problems
Su.E
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
General
Builders'
Simmies
505
McHride
St.
lilue
Hid
Hay
Hefted
$
.
.
.
...
mul
Reminisce
A
bed
manufacturer,
doine
Theip's
nnthinix
Advertise
n,
tne
i
wuai,
uiese
nurses
am
ana
you
facnity
There
was
only
one
business
in
Chicago,
says
more
about
delayed
trains,
floods
i-nu
nes
tuuenea
ana
anect-
Qrmt
,,n
m
-VTT
v..hiv.
nrhlnh
nil!
...r
ecl
as
he
contemplates
their
tereri
a(.llt,f.iv
.lth
,f,
riD
and
more
people
are
going
to
bed
slides,
deep
snow,
gales,
heavy
to
escape
domestic,
business
and
rains,
below
zero
weather,
all
Msda-and
proud
too,
of
all
entirely
to
our
non-existent
BROADWAY
Ul
international
problems.
Well
it's
round
inconvenience
and
to
some
an
idea
all
the
same!
-i,
jruui.g
woman
wno
ciecncare
-outdoor-plumbing
"
their
lives
to
nursing-woman's
Miss
Bont,
tribute
t
h
noblest
profession.
fellow
workers:..Qrcat
credit
But
the
best
way
to
tell
this
for
the
gah.at,
so
extent
hardship.
It's
all
been
here
before
perhaps
not
all
at
the
same
time
yet
there's
no
novelty
anywhere.
The
great
grand-daughter
01
lul
J
vu
u.c
tiuuies
UUIU
miSS
livpe
onH
,trflif,,-A
.
....
,
Bond's
offical
report
to
her
ram
JZ
"'
"1
"''.
Sir
William
Van
Home
and
in
"
"""c'
1
t
,.u
ciden
tally
a
Montreal
heiress)
is
"
T7
:
.
r:
.
Y.
,"CU1U
proved
a
capable
leader,
cheer
T
HAS
BEEN
DISCLOSED
at
Washington
that
Who
remembeis
vaudeville'.
in
the
Legislative
Buildings
at
fi
nI
returning
home
alte
1
having
been
rinest
Cool
located
in
Vancouver
the
newly
devised
hydrogen
bomb
has
a
destruc
holding
Once,
packed
houses
rarely
failed
mjhicum
ihjuh,
accomonsnen
Hours
7
a
m
The
Indian
camp
(where
the
muscian
and
even
barber
and
down
the
Job
of
a
ciisn
washer.
Is
vaudeville
stid
slowly
dym?.-diphtheria
raged
1
was
discov-
c!entist
when
required
Sir
William,
w;io
aeiped
found
Should
be.
after
what
the
stage
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
20C
eieu
oy
spouing
a
luneral
lire
.
rertiiniv
anwi,t.
tne
C
P
R
ani1
Rave
Vancouver
screen,
radio
and
television
havt
burning
on
a
nearhv
hill
show-
.
uruimiy
appreciated
,
......
,
,
.
An?us
Angus
Beatton
Beatton-our
our
miiHo
guide
nnri
and
,ls
ll
nanie
''
was
Know
as
a
man
Trara
111
uoiiib
nig
iner
.r
never
foresaw
dv11
u
teainster-
A
tSan
of
foresight,
but
he
n
hat
When
hed
at
nlght-thTs
fo"
!
"
teamst"
With,
his
anyth,nB
Hk6
,hal-
death
t
i'..
i.u
Mb
infill
LUIS
iui-
,
,
.
lorn
oanm
ii,0h
tle
ne
nde
existence
en
Values
for
You
ter
It
consisted
of
a
collectin
of
f
.uble.,!,y
!cl?ing
water
and
"Man
to
man
the
world
o'er.
tive
power
far
greater
than
anything
known
of
previously.
The
atomic
bombs
dropped
in
Japan
during,
the
closing
stages
of
the
war
were
thought
terrible
enough.
But
this,
in
its
capacity
to
destroy,
has
no
rival.
-7Trfrne
sober
statement
has
been
heard
that
ten
of
ttJLl&ni
could
wipe
out
the
world's
ten
chief
cities..
Be-TaTlee
of
this'
knowledge,
and
the
-making
of
such
wlUie
comparisons,
it
is
said
that
Washington
de--TESles
the
whole
question,
not
so
much
from
the
standpoint
of
defence
or
aggressive
warfare,
but
solely
from
the
angle
of
morale
having
to
do
with
Celebration
of
the
fifth
anniversary
of
Ragular
Baptist
Church,
which
fell
last
Friday,
was
deferrodi.
until,
an
amelior-ntion
of
weather
conditions.
Tlie
date
will
be
set
sater.
nuuu
nitnuui
ueing
asKea,
neat
the
sleish
with
hot
rocks
shaU
brothers
be
for
a'
that.
Pyrex
Ware
Li:nch
Kits
Percolators
Pocket
Knive
canvass
tepees
and
a
few
squalid,
unchinked,
rough
log
shelters.
The
only
signs
of
life
were
the
multitude
or
half-starvefl,
miserable
hounds
and
the
smoke
curling
from
the
tops
of
the
tents
"
'
'On
the
first
inspection
Covered
Roasters
Thermos
Bolt
and
instructing
the
nurses
on
sang
Burns.
There
are
atom
forest
lore
of
the
north.
His
pa-
bombs',
vast
cemeteries
and
thou-tience,
kindness
and
tact
with
""it's
of
hospitaiS
for
who.u
two
headstrong
women
in
tow
patients
the
war
ha
not
yet
was
an
expmple
to
all."
ended.
And
there
at
e
whispers
Nurses
Bond
and
Wilson
live
nf
a
trllrcl-
Nevertheless,
Robert
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
up
to
the
best
ideals
of
their
faint
anci
fal'
off-
the
dim
outline
.j
found
three
acutely
ill
patients
INDUSTRIAL
STEEL:
CONVEYORS,
PKESSOtC.
TANKS,
SMOKE
STACKS,
tic.
:
Tightness
or
wrongness
of
thoughts
and
actions
f
ITwoJiad
almast
complete
mem-
Pofessin-
Like
Florence
Niijht-
of
a
change
in
world
affairs
taks
ingale
each
was,
In
truth
'
"a
shape.
It's
surely
there.
Compare
lady
with
a
lamp
'
ibranes
covering
their
throats
land
the
thira'
that
day
had
had
.'
his
membrane
removed
by
an
J
BRITISH.
ELKCTION
our
way
of
life,
today,
with
wha'
it
was
a
century
ago.
YUMMY
CONVICTION
1
IX
WEEKS
FOU
a
general
election
campaign
other
Indian
who
had
reached
In
with
a
pair
of
pliers
and
extracted
the
:.
complete
mem
s
That's
whot
IS
UPHELD
,
Recognllion
of
Rn.ssiun
Com-
Convictlon
of
a
$150
fine
or
twe
munism'by
the
British
Govern-
may
be
a
short
time
bv
some
countries'
stand-
brane
which
he
was
saving
as
family
will
sc
a
souvenir.
-
This
patient's
life
mnnt!ls
Imprisonment
imposed
ment
is
drawing
increasing
com-
'
..-
........
-,...-.
.
.
itn
r'ii-In
T,..J
V.
..
r
about
the
Del
"
vciy
ueunueiy,
savea
tern-
mu
vy
magistrate
ment
in
United
States
news
CAKES
from
porarny
oy
the
operation
but
llc,u
"i
Jutige
w.
u.
Fulton
in
papers.
The
tone
is
very
similar.
ue
cueo
later
in
Edmonton."
u
vance.
May
was
un-
Miss
Wilson
describes
the
In-
County
Court
Wednesday
as
the
11
rcflecls
a
pained
attitude
RUPERT
BAKERIES
LTD.
19
3rd
Ave
rhnne
MS
WESTERN
BRIDGE
sri'L
f
ABRiCAlCHS
UD
VANCOUVER
BC
dian
camp:
"beyond
descrip-
appeal
was
dismissed.
Woods
was
like
a
fellow
discovering
some-tion.
What
houses
,
there
were
convicted
on
a
liquor
charae.
T.
thing
he
never
exnprtori
f
i
had
no
floors
or
windows
W.
cot-
Brown
acted
for
the
appellant
yet
there
it
is
I
ton
blankets
on
the
ground
,
,
'1
and
the
one
tin
stove
with
a
:
IJ
"
V"T
I-ft
I
I
I
I
I
Hi
IK
1
I
I
!
i
H
I
i
III
iJ-(l.
In
the
United
Kingdom,
it
could
have
been
made
even
shorter
under
the
procedure
laid
down
by
law
for
the
dismissal
of
one
Parliament
and
the
summoning-
of
another
a
matter
of
20
days
or
so.
Rut
the
Prime
Minister
has
followed
the
same
kind
of
practice
as
was
followed
for
the
last
general
election
in
li45
and
given
the
political
parties
and
the
country
that
much
more
time
to
prepare.
Preparations
are
in
fact
pretty
well
advanced
in
all
parties.
There
will
be
nearly
600
Labor
candidates,
550
or
so
Conservatives,
400
Liberals
and
about
100
!
Communists.
r-The
House
of
Commons,
to
which
these
1,600
or
so
hope
to
be
elected,
will
be
slightly
smaller
than
the
last.
It
will
have
625
Members
of
Parliament
instead
of
640.
DiacK
pot
in
which
all
food
was
llciMlliih'
prepared
and
eaten."
The
nurses
strapped
penicillin
and
anti-toxoid
to
their
bodies
to
keep
them
from
freezing.
The
R.
C.
A.
F.
flew
over
from
Edmonton
and
by
para-
The
Helpful
Bank...
Trilight
Lamps,
silk
shades
Boudoir
Shades
Boudoir
Lamps
Table
Lamps,
silk
shades
Gainsday
Ironers
M1
General
Electric
Radios
19.95
to
2c
Single
Burner
Hot
Plates
Electric
Heaters
9.30
to
4
The
Canadian
Bank
-1
of
Commerto
ha
o
i
Perional
Service
for
1
EVERYBODY.
'
FINE
PRINTING
at
General
Electric
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with
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k
PRINCE
I'lTERT,
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STEWABt
MOFFAT
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RANG
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79
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79
H
accepts
and
protect
yovr
depoiits
in
bMh
savings
and
current
occounts.
For
the
Modern
Housewife
O
Apartment
H
Standard,
with
warming
oven
$2W
!LadLiJ:
'WW'
11-
HUtiUuT
JJlutrntanj
It
makes
loans
for
business,
personal
and
many
other
'
purposes
to
pro-vide
you
with
the
goods
and
ser-
vices
you
need.
W!JM
,tt
Deluxe,
with
timer
and
minute
.minder
$2'
O
Kitchen
MoM
if
remits
money
for
you
safely
throughout
Canada,
and
to
almost
any
part
of
fhe
world.
These
and
other
service
of
the
Bank
contribute
to
the
welfare
of
your
community.
with
full
oven,
warmer
and
two
storage
bins.
T;
a.
u.
:H
MYSTERY
GIRL
A
ver
street
photographer
didn't
know
when
he
snapped
this
picture
Jan.
4
that
the
young
lady
was
Beverley
Ann
Van
Home,
17-year-old
heiress
who
ran
away
from
her
Montreal
home
for
reasons
that
still
have
not
been
made
public.
Miss
Van
Home,
granddaughter
of
Sir
William
Van
Home,
founder
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
was
discovered
later
working
in
a
Vancouver
restaurant
as
a
dishwasher.
(CP
Photo)
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