Prfnrc
Rupert
Da,!p
Hrtos
Saturday.
March
12,
1849
BRIDGE
SESSIONS
ARE
HEARING
END
ervicesiiCli
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independent
mioj)
f
r"
Waterfront
Whiffs
.
Aid
mil
wmniiiniTlf
eorrpt.mr'g
northern
and
antral
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Columbia
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a
Serond
Class
Mall.
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Offloe
Department.
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i
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fwr
afternoon
except
Runrta?
hv
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Rupert
Deny
News
LM
.
3rd
Avenue.
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Rupert,
Brlttah
Columbia
U
ft
HUNTER,
Manarmg
Editor.
H.
Q,
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
atEMMEK
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
APnn
BUFRATJ
OP
CIRCUI.ATION8
CANADIAN
DAILY
NFWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Bridge
classes
and
tourna-,
merits
which
have
been
ton-
'
ducted
throughout
the
past
1
winter
at
the
Civic
Centre
by
,
Garnet
Hull
are
now
nearing
,
conclusion
and
will
wind
up
on
;
;
April
15
when
the
12
top
scorers
;
SATURDAY
SERMON
PimSCRIPTION
RATES
terrier.
Pt-r
Week
Mic:
Per
Month.
7Sc;
Per
Year,
$8
00.
Bt
j
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Year.
15.00
THE
CHURCH
REV.
GEORGE
E.
SEND
ALL)
And
th.'!
gates
of
Heii
shall
not
prevail
against
it."
Mt.
lG-ja
from
the
series
of
tournaments
;
Halibut
Commission
Decision.
is
Disappointing!
wi!1
Plav-ff
for
season
awards.
I
"
.
winter
have
at-j
this
T
u
j
u
.-
n
.
Classes
fP7iy
iVo
Plebiscite
mS
i
i
unci
s
diiu
i
laiiDUliers
rveaaymg
traded
much
interest
and
have
i
e
.
.
also
proven
popular.
At
the
last
The
church
has
ever
suffered
violence,
when
not
nna
rViarfl
wdra
cfivpn
t
a
h
1
c
q
n
H
iiimuuiiitiijciii
uiai
Liicii
-
jji
ujumi
lur
it
SpJIL
'
nal-,
;
!
at
the
hands
of
her
enemies
then
at
the
misrepresent-
w,v,v
v
i
,
i
,
,
,
,
.
of
whether
cocktail
bars
should
be
QUESTION
permitted
in
British
Columbia
as
they
are
in
luutbeaonnas
oeencurneaaovvn
Dytne
international,
the
Pri,e
winners
were
Mrs.
ation
and
distortion
of
her
'friends.)
The
tendenev
1-lSheries
Commission
was
received
With
consirlpra
hie
George
Murray
for
the
ladies
,
.
,
.,.'.
"r,,uency
Ontario
and
Quebec
is
a
live
and
controversial
issue.
I
R-loom
this
week
bv
Prince
Ruoert
halibut
men
ThP
and
L-
chriatopherson
for
thei
toward
corruption,
characteristic
oi
all
human
msti-
Ti.
...
Aii......
-
i
i
,j
ii..i
..:
:
rlasildrm
;.,
i
iij
1
i
men.
There
:
luuunf,
uvci
miles
uic
ttssciiiuiv
vi
tne
laiLniui
Whfn
instruction
sessions
.
,
.
.
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
"en-
liitr
iinui
iif
vjfiit-rai
n
aiuiuuiiceu
tnai,
in
view
uwi,
uic;
icci,
is
nut,
as
M.yteu,
oasea
On
recom-
qtraieht
...
r
.
j
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
.
.,
.
1
scientific
staff
but
have
now
ended
and
the
next
ever
ine
original
drive
and
vision
of
the
pure
in
intiiuauuiis
01
me
commission
s
Come
Wed.,
8
p
Thur.
U
actually
contrary
to
it.
!
few
classes
will
be
devoted
to
heart
is
turned
aside.
The
church'
r
Many
fishermen
feel
that
the
part
of
the
banks
or
any
partic-
reviewing.
then
becomes
not
so
much
a
we-'
toifay.
!:'They
worship
yes
but
iva!
reason,
that
the
proposal,
'
hicle
of
the
8od
Word
Ood
uiar
stock
of
halibut
Is
not
valid.
.
they
worship
me
.sun,
and
the
Mr
anH
Mr
imn
Hg
avored
by
a.
majority
of
the
Tne
commission's
scientific
staff
Bedaf
afe
reuTmnrr
down
and
the
harbinBer
t,f
the
Giad
hi"
and
the
wood
and
the
fishermen,
was
turned
down
was
,
already
has
shown
that
under
oTth?
Suam
'
'
thC
K'mm
f
HeaV'
sUe;uns'
luinin
Uleir
bat-k,
tne
coast
on
me
o.jquiuam
to
to
t.iat
it
was
not
supported
unan-
conditions
which
havA
naiii
en
an
organ(l4aUon
of
uman,
.,.,,.
,,,
1rM
m
.
.
!
W'E
SEl.ll,,
i
hnouslvi
TttEn
all
-groups...
Two
Al-
ln
the
last
few
years,
certain
visit
to
the
city
eeKS.
subject
to
their
corruption.
'
etmml
liRht
and
wIvuUou."
Such
ine
prupnei,
ckiui
saw
sucn
are
piUi(
dl8,
deiibitialelv
uh.
been
.burg-opposed
U,
thus
leaving
'
overfished
and
that
youn
stock
in
nnhnriv
wnS
fi,!,inp
h,Hr,;a
pmcess
overtakc
the
worshi
attuning
the
worahin
of
the
Cr-
1
tne
Commission
is.
looDhole
to
ho.
riic.,D
.
.
.
of
God
urior
to
the
exile
of
th
...
.
.
.-.
...
.
J
i
i
"
aiarming
ln
the
region
anyway.
The
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
,e
nv
of
a
large
measure
of
expressed
opposition,
nothing
will
be
done
about
legalizing
the
dispensing
of
liquor
in
this
manner
this
year
or
possibly
for
some
years
to
come.
To
many
this
decision
by
the
government
will
be
"surprising.
To
others
it
will
not
be
satisfactory.
Many
of
the
people
who
had
been
disposed
to
cocktail
bars
felt
it
might
tend
to
a
discon-tinuation
of
furtive
drinking
in
public
places
or
of
more
or
less
widespread
drinking
in
hotel
rooms
and
uch
places.
It
has.been
suggested,
in
fact,
that
permissibility
of
drinking
in
the.
open
might
even
"
lead
to
moderation.
Possibly
the
fairest
way
of
settling
the
question
would
be
to
have
a
plebiscite.
It
would
also
be
the
easiest
way
for
the
government
on
a
question,
that,
.
no
matter
which
way
it
decided,
would
meet
with
disapproval
and
vocal
dissatisfaction.
j
justify
,..,..
inaction..
......
rate.
,-
.v.
Jews
to
moyion.
And
he
Uie
revelation
of
Gd
in
m-
....
uiougtu
me
into
me
inner
court
our
Saviour
mediated
through
of
the
Lord's
houw
and.
behold,
tbc
church
and
the
8aer,mpn
at
the
door
of
the
temple
of
the
The
Bible
is
our
source
book
of
Mn
3
7
I
l
i
f
risnermen
sav
that
this
Is
of
Wright
Sound,
which
consti-
8
ab,v!11-1
caused
by
the
fact
that
they
tutes
the
sub-district,
was
17.800
hood
f
E"?'
Zn
the
grounds
In
Uie
spring
tons,
practically
all
of
which
wa,
boat
nwr
owner.
"In
r
this
vear
s
..v.
:
...
.
.
.
i-uiu.
oetween
ine
porcn
ana
me.
,he
knowledue
of
Onri
Are
wt
jcoi.
a
uurc
wnen.
me
caucnt
in
tave
Fass
ciurine
Feh-
justified
in
turnitig;
away
to
tha
i
scramble
we
may
manage
to
get
I
a
couple
of
trips."
young
stock
is
there.
Later
.
In
ruary.
The
fleet
remained
there.
the
season,
populations
Of
older
nnlv
10
(tavs
hefnri.
mnvln
smith
altar,
were
about
five
and
twenty
men
with
their
backs
toward
the
temple
of
the
Lord,
and
their
vaguely
T
nil
T3,.;..
T-
.
v.
i:t....
i
.
..
..
rf
n
u"
apprehended
?tiended
voice
oi
T
"
faults
the
churci
HLlI
L
..
.
.t
.
.
.
....v
.
&
a
nu,
ivuh
iianoui.,iisn
enter
tne
grounds,
but
be-
Herring
catch
for
the
whole
of
nature?
Despite
liei
fishermen
and
the
majority
of.
cause
the
season
is
closed,
they
the
northern
dlstrict-from
Cape
''
J""
thf
east,
and
thy
worshipped
sun
toward
1he
...
.....
uu.lM,
ur
body
of
Christ.
True
it
is
that
!m
Wun
iiu
oeaiue,
ar
pioieciea.
Caution
north
was
60,082
ton.
;he
yaw
division
of
the
Area
Two
Despite
the
Commission's
de-
since
the
season
opened
last
,
season
into
two
parts
as
an
in-;
nial
of
a
split
season,
the
matter
July.
Up
to
the
early
part
of
this
east."
(Ez.
8:16.)
Here
were
men
dedicated
to
the
service
of
God
yet
they
turnd
their
backj
ravtuous
wolvt's
caifr
the
flo4
!
First
Prcl
r.t
r,,
n.ui
,..-,..
r
V.,
i.
.
upon
tne
Holy
Flare
and
wor-
cnun.u
iruc
it
is
mat
the
n
chifdren
of
darkness
are
found
shipped
nature.
So
many
people
are
doing
Just
that
very
thir.-;
,
Direr
ut
j.
....muiuK,
!!
uoi
ciosea
permanently.
year,
the
catch
was
negligible
pound
quota
could
be
in
caught
Since
the
split
season
is
out,
being
made
up
of
only
occas-a
reasonable
period
during
the;
it
appears
that
the
Vancouver
ional
sets
from
local
population,
summer,
instead
of
in
a
mad
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
is
The
bulk
of
it
was
caught
dur
run
curing
the
month
of
May.
!
proposing
that
the
old
volun-
ing
the
whiter.
George
Anderson,
secretary
of
tary
curtailment
plan
be
revived
The
herring
season
on
the
the
Dm
i
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
but
Uiis
is
receiving
a
cold
re-
Queen
Charlottes
remains
open,
expressed
keen
disappointment
ception
here.
This
is
the
sys-
but
there
hav
been
no
reports
at
the
refusal
but
felt
that,
in
Um
also
favored
by
Alaskan
hal-
of
anything
being
caught,
des-?;
!um!
rIgulation
is
in-
ut
men.
Abuses
of
the
system
pHe
the
fact
that
a
couple
ot
etab
e
if
the
industry
is
to
i
in
the
period
when
it
was
last
boats
went
over
a
week
ago
to
SUNDAY
11:00-.R:;
Oueat
aJBK
SOUTH
AFRICAN
ELECTION
nPilME
MINISTER
D.
F.
MALAN
of
the
Union
of
l
South
Africa
has
had
his
policy
of
"apartheid"
(segregation)
approved
in
this
week's
provincial
;
flection.
Such
segregation,
Malan's
government
said,
could
alone
save
the
country's
2,500,000
whites
from
submersion
by
its
9,000,000
African
and
color-
jptl
people.
'-jj
On
its
assumption
of
power
last
year
after
defeating
Jan
Christian
Smuts'
United
Africa
party
by
a
narrow
margin
in
the
general
election,
the
Mal-an
government
moved
to
give
effect
to
its
promises
The
Urc
12:15-Sa.t
7:30-T
prospect.
in
tne
saint'
aemoly
with
the
children
of
litht.
Bat
did
not
Jesus
say
"not
everyone
that
calleth
me
Lord,
Lord,
shall
en-
;
ter
the
Kingdom
of
Heaven."
And
ln
the
panibte
of
the
tares
we
are
given
to
understand
that
there
will
be
false
Christian.
mixed
along
with
the
true.
"And
by
their
works
ye
shall
knov
i
them."
J
Many
sincere
people
turn
away,
from
the
church
in
us-sufct
because
of
this
unfortunate
;
fact.
Yet
the
chuix'h
will
hard-y
be
any
better
if
it
U
aban-
doned
because
of
hypocrisy
I.:
her
ranks.
In
any
case
a
hypo-
'
I
lnea
P"or
to
1941
have
convinc-
The
next
move
is
still
up
to,
ed
the
local
fleet
that
It
will
be
the
Commission,'"
he
said.
"Wei0f
little
viup
.v,
'
ARthra:
3
iput
a
sound
proposal
into
their
j
who
abide
by
it
or
to
the
Indus-
uiy
anu
uiey
rnrew
it
out.!
try
as
a
whole.
Six
draggers
are
scrap
tishing
in
Hecate
Straits
and
delivering
fair
catches
hcie.
However,
there
Is
not
enough
coming
in
to
give
any
great
amount
of
em
Mj
Si
Gucs!
Solo;,
How
loii
'
Cx!.
Mun
8
pi
morning
is
solved
yet.
Mr.
Anderson
feit
that
failure
Scores
of
fishinc
hnotc
tmi.
about
segregation.
Its
immediate
aim
was
to
abol
'
.
,
;
;iers
wid
halibut
vessels
are
now
ployment
on
the
waterfront
Doits
to
Dresent
n
snliri
fmnt
m
,
i,
...
-
Ui
LLi
'
11
P
I
I
CPfl
TflV
t
ha
i.nm
j
favor
of
the
proposal
allowed
the
-
c.
m&
WUliiltJ,
season.
The
halibut
season
will
Capt.
Aif
Aspina'.l
was
in
com-opn
May
1
alter
an
11-month
mand
of
the
Unio
nsteamrr
Co
JDIRECTORY
"mliTi
in
all
i
Inircliei.
nt
II
n.rn.
mirt
7::i
pin.;
hnnitav
ntIkm.i
t
Ii:l5
errl
uk
sluinn.
vc;iirN
rtniiKini
th
Ave
W
t
Dunsmuir
St.
Holy
Ciimmunlon
8
:10
a
m.
Sififtny
Hi-hm
2AHI
ptn.
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Biisil
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Minster:
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Antrohui
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Rev.
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(Orern
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West
Pnstor:
Pmil
A.
Hurber
(Orn
NAI.VATIOV
ARMY
rnwrr
Strt.
CO.:
Major
W.
YunwniKtn
t'lrrrtory
Ohiss
2:30
p
m.
S'.niclny
School
3
00
pm
(Bluck
2fiMt
T.
V1
I.
S
I
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Tlll
liAV
5Ui
Ave
nt
MtBritie
St
Pas-tor:
U.
Bollnnd
(Blnck
610)
:
erne
is
too
small
a
unns
t.i
n;c
;
:
:
Commission
an
opportunity
to
'
by-pass
it.
I
Closure
in
Ai-pn
T-n
o.irf
t
rm.,
Many
feel
that
any
argumen
,probab,y
win
start
eat
,
A
at
j
0.c!ock
Friday
atl,rnootl
,
that
division
of
the
season
will
depending
on
the
wea
flier.
At
her
weekly
trip
from
Vamou
cause
over-fishing
of
any
one,
'present,
the
main
work
is
being
ver.
He
replaces
Capt
Ham
ish
the
representation
of
Africans
in
the
House
and.
to
remove
half-caste
voters
from
the
common
roll.
In
view
of
the
narrow
margin
of
the
government
in
the
national
parliament,
it
was
decided
to
seek
a
mandate
in
the
provincial
elections.
The
majority
for
the
Malan
government
was
not
large
but
it
will,
doubtless,
be
accepted
as
a
mandate
on
the
segregation
policy.
j
iione
on
engines
and
hulls.
In
McLean
who
is
now
on
holiday;
j
the
case
of
halibut
boats,
gear
Capt.
Aspinall
is
well
known
ir
j
Kill
be
readied
during
April.
No
this
port
as
former
first
ofncer
j
trollers
are
on
the
grounds
in
and
master
of
tne
old
Cassia
j
behind!
Our
excuse
for
not
u-.tending
church
must
be
bikes'
'
than
that.
I
The
true
church
Is
made
u,
of
sincere
believers
in
whom
:
lie
;
Spirit
of
Christ
dwells
am:
of
!her
ultimate
sucerss
there
t
no
doubt.
It
is
composed
of
"nver-
comers"
as
St.
John
isuys
of
those
passing
through
great
i
tribulation
"they
overcame
h'm
I
by
the
blood
of
the
Lamb.
u:id
,
by
the-
word
of
their
te.-,ti
tnony--."
(Rev.
12:ll.i
Biums
SORE
THROAT
this
district
yet
although
a
few
which
used
to
ply
between
Princi-
hand
trollers
in
rowboats
have
Rupert,
Vancouver
and
the
naught
the
odd
spring
salmon.
Queen
Charlottes.
He
succeeded
mostly
in
the
harbor
near
Tucks
'
CapL
Alex
McLennan
on
the
Cd-
Iniet-
ouiUam
last
fall
and
lately
has
.
.
"
'
bn
on
vacation.
This
week.
The
herring
season
in
the
nor-
the
Coquitlam
is
calling
at
the
thern
subdistilct
of
fisheries
south
Islands
ami
is
due
back
LOWEST
PRICES
GENUINE
ASPIINM
IS
MARKED
u,w.l
iW0
was
ciosea
by
regu-
liere
Sunday
to
saii
at
10
pm
t.
im:ti:r
angi.k
an
Si
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1
1
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m.
Evening
Prayer
7
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p
m.
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err)
Mrs.
S.
Tk-ken.
who
arrived
in
!
he
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
!
Itom
Whitehorse,
will
sail
to-;
morrow
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
Westvlew.
THIS
WAY
BAVCUl
Westview
wuon
at
mianigni,
Thursday,
an-
for
Buledule.
Namu
vent
that
had
little
meaning
and
Vancouver.
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faikm?
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PRINCE
RUPERT
AND
ALASKA
WHEN
the
ocean
terminus
of
a
transcontinental
railway
is
so
close
to
another"
country,
as
Prince
Rupert
is
to
Alaska,
most
people
would
think,
as
time
went
on,
that
business
relations
be-.
;
twee
ft
the
two
would
show
some
signs
of
substantial
-
growth.
Convenience
and
costs
should
be
among
the
determining
factors.
When
the
Jones
Bill,
enacted
nearly
thirty
years
ago,
began
to
function,
there
was
but
little
surprise
It
was
too
much
to
expect,
from
the
Canadian
standpoint,
that
the
United
States
would
be
wholly
indifferent
to
the
significance
of
the
new
northern
line.
Certain
interests
were
bound
to
be
protected,
and
they
undoubtedly
were,
even
though
the
Prince
Rupert
railway,
with
its
unanswerable
advantage,
had
friends
both
in
Alaska
and
United
States
j.roper.
r
But
the
time
has
now
come
for
the
rescinding
of
j3he
Act;
In
thirty
years,
undreamed
of
changes
in
Jhe
general
world
situation
are
being
seen.
In
international
affairs,
nations
are
becoming
more
united
in
principles
and
purposes,
where
hitherto
nationalism
was
more
pronounced.
The
tendency
in
1949
with
the
shadow
of
a
single
great
power
a
source
of
uncertainty,
is
to
maintain
unity
in
following
a
com-nion
policy
and
the
making
of
concessions
which
liberalize
rather
than
restrict
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THE
FOE
etersns,
supports
Outpost
Hospitals
on
far
northern
frontiers,
extends
its
helping
hand
to
suffering
humanity
everywhere.
The
Red
Cross
is
YOUR
Red
Cross.
The
work
it
is
doing
can
only
be
done
with
YOUR
help.
This
work
must
not
be
left
undone.
Give
generously.
"
Red
Cms
services
also
include:
Treatment
for
Crippled
Children,
Nutrition
Services,
Home
Nursing
Courses,
Swimming
and
Water
Sajety,
etc.
Rushed
to
the
hospital
seriously
injured
in
an
accident,
a
little
child's
life
hangs
perilously
in
the
balance.
Will
you
reach
out
and
help?
There
are
mothers,
new.
born
babies,
that
cannot
live
with"
out
blood
transfusion.
Cao
they
count
on
you?
"The
Red
Cross
Free
Blood
Trans.
:
fusion
Service,
fast
being
extended
across
Canada,
is
part
of
the
great
work
you
and
thousands
of
other
Canadians
are
doing.
It
requires
your
continued
your
increased
support
to
finance
.this
great
humanitarian
project.
-Your
Red
Cross
also
sends
imme
Skeena
Construction
&
Cabinet
Co.
.
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GENERAL
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FLOOR
SANDING
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the
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mora
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provioot
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lr
MORLEY
Second
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Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
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