Historic
Castle
Site
of
U.X.
Conference
trfnre
Hupm
Daflp
r3ctos
Tuesday,
June
7,
1949
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AT
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COVE
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for
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a
man
whose
faith
and
enterprise
remained
unshaken
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Prince
Rupert
After
.Mishap
The
lighthouse
tender,
Al-berni,
in
sinking-
condition
after
her
trouble
yesterday
morning,
was
towed
yesterday
afternoon
from
Clark's
Point
to
a
better
beach
at
Safety
Cove
where
she
was-
put
ashore
again
to
await
the
arrival
from
Victoria
of
the
salvage
steamer
Salvage
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KHAR.
Pu
More
than
twenty
years
a?o.
an
artist
with
a
perverted
fancy
(
painted
on
the
curtain
of
the
ld
Westholme
Theatre
what
he
thought
the
Prince
Rupert
;
harborfront
would
resemble
by
1950.
The-
general
effect
was'
!
n
lit
nrllfVo
Mow
VnrL-
m!V
und
whose
vision
could
not
fade
is
seen
in
the
selection
of
the
name
Charles
M.
Hays
for
Prince
Rupert's
new
hotel.
Jt
will
be
a
permanent
reminder
of
a
pioneer
whose
life
was
the
cost
of
his
far-reachlnff
plans
and
MEN'S
PINE
Sf,J
King.
j
SflTS-Perf,r
Special
1
-ft
LaiL
1
O
LCllUll
:
f)
ECENT
YEARS
have-brought
into
sharp
focus
'
K
the
contrast
between
individual
freedom
within
the
state
and
ruthless
exploitation
of
the
individual
by
the
state.
In
spite
of
the
subversive
activities
of
a
small
group,
most
Canadians
are
today
genuinely
;
1
i
it.
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rf
mix
rlomnf
ruKr-
SVS-
Department
of
Transport
Aeeat
N.
A.
Beketov
left
yester
METS
DRr;SS-ANJ
s.
much
more
dizzy;
Times'
were
j
slack,
but
theatre-goers
could
not
accept
such
prodigality.
This
:
was-
too'
much.'
It
was
beyond
fondest
dreams.
They
smiled
indulgently
and
let
it
go
at
that.!
But
don't
be
too.
sure,
old
timer,
i
Today,
we're
talking
in
millions.!
as
a
matter
of
course.
A
few
"
rANTSw
PPI-fwt
fit.
Specials
The
deep
sea
fishiny
season
for
1949
barely
a
month
has
ended.
Halibut
catthes
and
prices
have
been:
good:
sa'
that's
that.
But)
don't
shout
in.
a
loud;
ringing
voice
thaC
the
average
fisherman
finds
money
easy
and
abundant.
It
may
seem
so
Kornborg
Castle
at
Elsinore,
Denmark,
where
Prince
Hamlet
of
Shakespeare's
drama
lived,
will
be
the
site
of
an
Adult
Education
Conference,
sponRored
by
the
Tniled
Nations
Educational,
Scientific
and
Cultural
Organization
(Unesco),
beginning
16
June.
vy
KiiAKr
P;
snk,
all
shn
Per
pair
..
BOYS'
TKE
Slim,,
conviiiceu
ui
uie
suieugui
w
nvnvv.w.
,
tern
and
the
need
for
keeping
alive
and
glowing
a
thousand
can
be
classified
as
chickenfeed.
OVERS
and
SH'EVrJ
to
some,
but
the
truth
Is
he
astiortnu-nt,
Spwial
..
earns
every
copper.
As
a
rule,
it
comes
the
hard'
way.
And
day
afternoon
by
aircraft
for.
the
scene
of
the
trouble.
All
departmental
vessels
in
the
area
have
converged
on
the
scene
to
give
their
assistance.
!
Last
nig'.it.
after
two
fish,
packers
the
China
Hat
and
Klatawa
had
towed
the
Al-berni
to
Safety
Cove,
It
was
re-pdrted
that
Captain
Joseph
Peterson
and
his
crew
were
safe,
all
escaping
without
a
scratch.
After
being
given
temporary
repairs
to
render
her
seaworthy
for
the
tow,
it
is
expected
the
Albernl
will
be
brought
the
200
miles
or
so
from
Safety
Cove
to
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
BOYS'
l
r
ui
rt
that's
not'
the-
whole
story.
--nuill
DRESS
FASTSUWrt
To
tell
people
the
kind
of
stuff
they
love
to
listen
to
and
tell
it
In
a
way
that
enchants
is
a
gift.
Some
may
be
pie
In
the
sky
and
some,
strawberries
and
cream,
but
Premier
Douglas-
ot'Saskat-chewan
appears
to
be
an
actor
as
well
as
a
politician.
Over
the
radio,
Friday
evening,,
he
had
lloE
I
Specials
A
war
party
of
Algonquins
moved
In
on
Parliament
Hill,
savs
word'
from
Ottawa
and.
after
a
brief
skirmish'
with
pro
'
full
recognition
of
the
blessings
which
we
enjoy
under
pur
way
of
life.
For
some
time
now,
we
have
talked
about
the
need
for
full
participation
in
community
activities
and
a
full
acceptance
of
our
duties
as
citizens
of
this
great
Dominion.
"Talk
is
cheap
!"
and
"actions
speak
louder
than.
.
words!"
are
two
old
maxims
which
spring
readily
to
mind
and
now
is
the
time
to
see
that
our
talking"
is
translated
into
action.
One
of
the
first
duties
of
a
citizen
is
to
exercise
his
franchise
and
to
vote
according
to
the
dictates
of
his
own
conscience.
The
ballot
box
has
become
the
symbol
of
our
freedom.
And
yet,
in
our
last
federal
elections,
more
than
1,500,000
Canadians
r.ntr.A
V,,'c
-lufrf
Pvino
Rnnprt
haA
its
sharp
tective
staff
and
the
RCMP,
(the
faithful
all
yelling.
were
in
complete
control
by
noon.
After
a
look
at
how
tne
white
man
was
running
the
country,
the
Indians,
led
by
Chandler
&
A
copy
of
the
Evening
Herald,
direct
from-
Dublin,
no-
less,
has
come
our
way.
First
time
it's
happened.
In
fact.
The
front
page
shows
live
news
a
well
as
a
scattering
of
advertising
and
illustrations,
and
all
the
other
pages
are
readable
and
informative
with
bright
make-up
and
timeliness.
One
of
the
oddlvies
of
law
developing
from
the
adoption
of
Newfoundland
as
our
tenth
province
Ls
the
fact
that
the
Island
Is
now
the
only
province
allowed
the
use
of
flour
enriched
with
vitamins
and
PORTRAIT
STV
Film
Fin!shim
-
I
Flash
Photo
Taken
Phone
Green
389-
;
their
chief.
Freeman
Menass,
decided
to
go
back
to
their
Mlni-wakl
reservation.
"There
is
talk
about
giving
the
country
back
to
the
Indians,"
Freeman
said
to
ther
press;
"but
now
that
we've
seen,
the
condition
it's
in.
PRINCE
RUPERi
SMITH
&
ElJ
of
the
indifferent
and
apathetic.
Xon
-
partisan
"Get-Out-the-Vote"
campaigns,
using
the
slogan
"Vote
as
you
like
.
.
.but
vote
!"
are
to
be
commended.
Here
is
an
opportunity
to
translate
our
beliefs
and
nnr
wnrds
intn
uprinn
as
nrfranizfltinns
and'
in
HAVE
HAD
,
YEARS
OF
I1;
PLUMBING
J
Listen
Toniglil
.
.
6:15
P.M.
Hon.
W.
T.
STRAITH
Minister
of
Education
8:30
P.M.
Hon.
Herbert
ANSCOMB
Minister
of
Finance
Tonight
CFPR
,;
:
iPubllsljed
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b.Vj
the
B.C.
Coalition
Organization
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VOTE
FOR
J.
D.
McRAE
,
Your
COALITION
Candidate
dividuals.
It
is
a
call
to
such
organizations
as
the-
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tinmen
me
miijui
laiiLe
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ins
li
aiicmse
aim
nis
uuiy
"
to
exercise
it.
TRIAL
IN
SASKATCHEWAN
'
PASKATCHEWAN
is
the
only
place
in
Canada
O
where
socialist
remedies-
have
been
applied.
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The
record
in
Saskatchewan
is
available
for
those
who
may
be
curious.
The
Regina
Leader-Post,
which
has
watched
and
experienced
these
remedies
from
close
range,
sums
them
up
very
f
rank'Iy.'
Bringing
of
key
industries
under
state
control
was
tried
in
Saskatchewan",
but,
points
out
the-Leader-Post,
it
hasn't
worked
out
very
well.
Stag-
gering
losses
followed
the
taking
over
of
many
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rntitlf
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the
mid
Club
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mines
a
reawmable
1"-"'
for
personal
cn'raP
premises,
and
cntnlin?
purchase
liquor
,rnm
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to
sU
by
the
Kluss
tht.
chused
to
Its
nimwrs"
consumption
on
the
C
In
accordance
with
V
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"Oovprnmrnt
1M
Qi'ic
Cjwtri:
Dinwc,
Rocu
Your
bank
book
is
a.
little
hook
..
.
.
yet
in
it
you
can
just
about
trace
the
outlines
of
your
life
story.
It
pictures
at
a
glance
how
much
you've
spent,
how
much
you
have
left.
It's
one
of
your
most
personal
most
private
belongings.
It
gives
you
a
full'
accounting,
figured
to
the
penny
by
your
bank's
trained
staffs
Clear
as
a
bell!
Your
bank
book
is
a
limited'
edition
one
copy
only.
What
is
in
it
is
known
only
to
your
bank
and
to
you.
Multiply
your
bank
book
by
seven
million'
and
you
get
some
idea
of
the
book-keeping
job
your
Canadian
chartered
banks
are
doing-
There
are
more
than
seven
million
deposit
accounts
like
yours
jiuiin.iai,
iiiuucLiiea
ami
jiuw
rieiuicr
iuugia
ruefully
refers
to
several
of
them
as
-"problem
children."
In
Saskatchewan,
says
the
Leader-Post,.
:
the
C.C.F.
government
has
closed
its
shoe
factory
..and
tannery,
is
operating
its
brick
and
fertilizer
-plants
for
only
a
few
months
in
the
year,
and:
is
warning
the
public
that
unforeseen
difficulties
are
being
encountered
in
operating
its
fish
plants.
"The
clanger
to
the
small
businessman,"
states
Mr.
Coldwell,
"comes
not
from
the
C.C.F.
but
from
!rbig
companies
which
are
continually
swallowing
up
or
eliminating
smaller
competitors."
In
Saskatchewan,
points
'out
the
Leader-Post,
-
the
C.6.F.
has
gobbled
up
a
box
factory
and
miscellaneous
small
bus
lines.
It
has
muscled'
in
on
the
operations
of
insurance
agents
and
small
lumber
'
.
men.
Perhaps
it
is
just
as
well
that
the
C.C.F.
came-into
power
in
Saskatchewan.
To
the
people-
and?
business
of
that
province;,
the
experience
has
been
costly
and
painful
but
at
least
it
has
opened;
the
eyes
of
Canadians
generally
as
to
what
a
victory
for
a
socialist
party
really
means.
For
Reservations
add
Chicken
In
The
Rough
1'hone
Red
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MISS
THE
FUN
AT
the
rrnulatnins
promu'-
under.
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May.
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Whole
Family
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LIMBERLOST;
Make
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reservations
early
and
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your
Happy
Holiday
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