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PRINCE
GEORGE
...,
Mi
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisces
SAILS
FOrt
An
lodepeodent
My
nurspfl-rr
drvotrd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
ail
communities
comprifing
northern
and
centr.il
British
Columbia
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mail,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
ever?
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prince
Rupert
Doilt
News
Ltd
,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O
A
HUNTEK,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O
PERRY.
Managing
Director
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PREPS
Al'DIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
!
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
I
:
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
!!
KN'8
Wf,
MEN'S
u.v.
OMJ
Cartlar.
Per
Wee.
20c;
Per
Mortin,
75c;
Per
Tear,
8.00.
ffSE-
ftjtHD
R
Uall
Pot
Unnlh
WW
ItAn
'
r
r
'
Tuns
a
month
before
Christmas
And,
squeezing
a
cent
The
landlord
thought
darkly
Of
raising
the
rent.
MSTOPCOAr
dmmediate
Benefit
;
interviewing.
But
it
was
pleasant
'being
wth
him.
There
are
ruany
j
anecdotes
concerning
Samuel'
Langhome
Clemens.
Some
years
fter
his
death.
President
Wood-iow
Wi'.son
visited
Hannibal,
the
Mississippi
river
village
where
'Mark
lived
as
a
boy.
He
strolled
,
j
casually
along
and
inquired
if
anyone
knew
w
here
Tom
Sawyer
j
and
Intel
rx'diai
Porta
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WfONKSDAY
MlDMGin
For
Reservation!
Several
score
veterans
and
aux-
MEN'S
DRESS
am
-bJLj
4,3
.
1
ft
A
Nc
e
to.'
F-VEN
if
Central
British
Columbia,
more
than
anv-
J
iiiarv
members
tooK
part
m
the
i
A..,
fnA
f
K.
l.t
-1
'annual
church
parade
last
Sun-
MEN
S
mm
'
Sll
jday,
and
the
turnout
was
in
every
!0W
)
espect.
smart
and
creditable.
Yet,
'had
lived
:
sin
Now
Write
or
Cai:
CITV
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPKR''
BO.
jwe
cannot
resist
suggesting
that,
j
with
a
single
exception,
everyone
(
"Never
heard
of
him."
j
As
for
the
Finns,
remarked
another,
a
family
from
Flnhi
was
more
or
less
out
of
st
ep.
id
,
j
had
been
living
in
Hannibal
a
resolution
has
been
submit-
while.
The
visitor
asked
about
A
ted
to
the
federal
Parliament
concerning
a
badly
needed
coastguard.
Approaching
the
question.
a-
uti
t
c-c..
ill
iiiiiti
iva,
1
o
.Liunit
iu
i.
t
wt;7L
uiau
for
making
aluminum,
it
will
be
ten
years
more
at
least
before
it
will
be
possible
to
manufacture
on
a
marketing
scale.
This
is
what
those
in
authority
say.
Yet
the
beneficial
effects
will
be
immediately
apparent
because
of
the
more
complete
way
in
which
Canada,
and
especially
the
new
north
west,
will
become
known
to
the
United
States.
Nothing-
would
more
surely
fasten
the
attention
of
Americans
on
Central
B.
G.
and
keep
it
there,
than
an
announcement
telling
of
the
proposed
launching
of
such
a
huge
industry,
and
the
progress
of
each
stage
of
development.
It
would
make
Skeena
and
Central
British
Columbia
better
known
to
our
nearest
neighbor
than
ever
MEN'S
il
LEA
7
h
breakers;
npfcial
MEN'S
All
i,
CRIISKR
f(UT
special
MEN'S
hKEss
Sll:
'rom
MEN'S
INI,RI!HE,
Spwial
Puddin'head
Wilson.
!
"Oh
him,"
said
a
man
who
had
;
been
quietly
listening
in.
"Sure
i
'
knew
Puddin'
Head.
Voted
agin'i
him
twice."
!
jil
says:
The
present
distribution
jof
marine
responsibilities
among
several
government
departments
MP'i
FIRST
COW
-
-
He
never
milked
a
cow
before
but
Ralph
Maybank,
MP
for
Vimiipeg
South
Center,
donned
six-gallon
hat
and
went
to
work
for
the
United
Nations
International
Children
'
Emergency
Fund.
Maybank,
parliamentary
assistant
to
the
Minister
of
Immigration,
it
an
alternate
dele-gate
to
the
United
Nations.
Canada
and
25
other
countries
arc
helping
to
iced
til
million
hungry
children
in
Europe.
Picture
was
part
of
a
movie
mad
in
Ottawa.
Girl
is
Miss
Alia
Enters,
a
refugee
from
behind
the
Iron
Curtain.
would
s?em
to
be
less
efficient
than
a
unified
co-ordinated
serv-
it
p
Tt.
is
not.
in
ncrurd
wit!-.
76
MEMBERS
IN
Best
Hamburgers
In
Town
tioiial
dignity
to
be
repeatedly
POM
D
AH
D
T
A
obligated
to
the
United
Slates
'Weatherman
ay.:
"Cloudy
Coastguard.
You
said
It
Old-
Vtotnr.orul-.in
in
Or.nr.xt
Ot
a-l
Rain.
.So
don't
stay
out
I
.....
...u
.
...
VUMIUU
ULICI
timer.
Hut
what
s
really
wanted
Parent-Teachers'
Association
I
MEN'S
RAINf
OAT,
fitting
i
MEN'S
(JABAItDiKi
Eull
lined
J
MEN
S
COVERT
f
;
O
US-Tups
in
u
I
fit
i
MEN'S
DRESS
PAS
!
assortment,
perfrot
11JVV
Committee
Not
Coming
to
City
A
federal
commUee
on
pilotage,
which
is
coming
to
this
coa
t
will
be
unable
to
accept
an
invitation
ot
tne
P-.ince
Rup.;-t
side
and
get
;
rome
in
and,
feet
soaked."
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
visit
Prince
Rupert,
the
local
Cha.i.ber
has
been
advised.
The
Cham'uf
r
a
month
ago
decided
to
aU
the
committee
to
visit
hera
sj
that
the
need
of
pijotage
serv.'c?
at
this
port
might
be
established.
is
less
dignity
and
more
action.
I
numbers
76,
the
monthly
meetnu
NO
FOG,
ANYWAY
"HOUSANDS
OF"
SHIPS
have
called
at
and
sailed
V
from
Prince
Rupert.
As
a
factor
to
be
expected
AT
I
SNACK
BAR
fr
I
of
the
group,
held
in
the
school,
j
was
informed
by
the
membership
committee
last
night.
An
Increase
in
membership
is
expected
within
the
next
month.
Under
chairmanship
of
P
Downing
who
acted
in
behalf
of
President
H.
H.
Thorn,
who
wa.
absc-nt,
the
meeting
held
general
i
discussion
in
matters
rtfocling
Says
General
Ike
Eisenhower:
"
The
best
example
of
perfect
security
is
a
man
serving
a
life
sentence
in
a
federal
prison
''
He
does
not,
of
course,
mean
it
precisely
that
way.
But
anyone
can
catch
the
drift.
Too
much
"security"
can
indeed
become
permanent
punishment.
a
pair
and
MEN'S
WOOL
.
W
ORK
PAXTS-AH
Special
from
,
OPEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAII.1
Just
off
Third
Avenue
ALL-WOOL
BLANK
'318
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
ffl
Have
'
Coke
in
plain
grry,
kluk
lels
at
a
very
spfl
from
BOYS'
LACED
I
liOOTS-All
size,.
LET
US
FIXIT
some
have
been
overtaken
by
misfortune
while
in
the
north.
But
looking
back,
over
past
decades,
losses
-Jiave
been
comparatively
light.
vy.This
port
is'
not
free
of
fog
but
it
is
of
little
real
"-consequence.;
Here,
the
thick,
chilling,
long-continu-
ing
obscurity
common
to
so
many
cities
is
next
thing
to
unknown.
The
grey,
blinding
density
is
still
one
of
the
numerous
menaces
of
the
sea,
although
there
-is
greater
defence
in
modern
navigational
devices.
Fog's
destructiveness
has
sunk
fleets
and
cut
short
the
lives
of
multitudes.
Prince
Rupert
has
always
been
discussed
because
.
here
there
happens
to
be
a
generous
rainfall
little
-
--
more
than
occurs
elsewhere
on
the
coast.
Near
ab-
sence
of
fog
is
never
mentioned-
But
rain
never'
sends
shipping
to
the
bottom.
,
'
the
school.
Acting
Secretary
Mrs.
Mark
Twain
spent
a
few
hours
Darrow
Gomez
reported
on
the
in
St.
John,
N.
B.
during
a
sum-
latest
meeting
of
the
Farenl-mer
aftprnoon
ycurs
ago.
Up
Teachers'
council,
which
she
a-from
New
York
he
was
guest
on
tcndcl
as
delegate,
a
hot
weather
yachting
trip.
a
Tho
meetin-?
:ieaic,
an
arldrPSS
cub
reporter
undetook
to
inter-
by
M.
F.
Stuart
on
the
great
pvr-view
him.
The
author
of
"Tom
'amid
of
Cheops
in
Egypt,
afVr
Sawyer,"
"Huck
Finn,"
"Puddin'-'
which
two
films,
one
on
the
vfsi'
special
i
t
BOYS'
SCIKMil.
r
"
I
S
ffw
BOYS'
RAINCOATS
iiuinj.
From
neaci
wuson
and
other
racy
last
spring
of
the
Harlem
Globe-yarns
wore
a
somewhat
baggy
trotters
basketball
tcim
C1.it
tin
U.l
1
.
BOYS'
ALL-Wooi
JACKETS
111!
lmu
o-
B'rrn
mane
oi
The
meeting
concluded
w
restless
white
hair,
twinkling
the
serving
of
refrenmet.ts.
eyes
and
an
old
briar
pipe',
with
"
authority.
He
talked
slowly,
and
A
li
for
it
tilbtr
way
.
,
.
holb
in
a
lazy
way,
He
did
most
of
the
AcU
erllE:
tne
oaly
News'
triJe-marks
mean
tbt
lam
thirty
from
the
government
and
felt
that
municipalities
were
entitled
to
a
resumptioa
of
grants
wluch
iHid
been
discontinued
in
1032.
-
i
WthorlsMl
bottUr
of
Coca-Cola
undar
MnUact
with
Coca-Cola
Ltd.
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
Phone
132
Prince
Rupert
J
CHANni
Fl
Chamber
If
avors
Library
Grants
Trie
Chamber
of
Commerc?
Monday
night
'endorsed
a
campaign
of
the
British
Columbia
Library
Association
whicn
Is
f.e?k-injipripyincialaid
for
public
libraries.-
Aid.
Blab
referred
to
the
u
3l:Ai,rovinclfll
library
service
i
9'?n
rwal
areas
were
gi'tl
ing
Specialists
in
All
Types
of
Welding
and
Platework
Phone
Ulack
88
1
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
PORTRAIT
ST
Film
Finishing
if
Flash
rhotoj
Taker
I
Phone
Green
389
4
PRINCE
RUPEE
i
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
was
in
monthly
business
session
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
today
with
President
Maurice
Brydges
Aluminumware
Of
DM-
4
TO
PLEASE
in
the
chair.
Various
matters
of
club
business
were
dealt
with.
NABISCO.
Advertise
iri
trie
D
I
The
'Missu
FINE
PRINTING
at
swmvw
mm
1
OF
TASTY
MEALS
Aff
REGAL
PRINTERS
-
Ml
r
IS
A
c
a.
.
Rex
Ca
rhiiH-sr
Dishes
a
S
CHOI
SUEY
-AT
THE-
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ave.
CHOW
,M
tecona
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Kupert
Hutei
'U
.m.
to
1:30
a
m
Pbone
173
for
Outside
i
SALE
CONTINUING
ALL
WEEK
1
:i
Box
1118
Phone
Red
400
518
3rd
Ave.
VV.
fill
WITH
Top
Values
at
Low
Prices
:!.;
!
I
IN
JACKETS
4
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3
CRUISERS
lllaUiirr
My
youngsters
expect
teacher
to
have
lots
of
energy!
So
I
eat
crisp,
nourishing
NABISCO
Shredded
Wheat
for
breakfast.
This
delicious,
golden
cereal
is
made
from
pure
1(K)
whole
wheat.
And
we
need
whole
wheat
in
our
diet
every
day.
Why
don't
you
join
the'
crowd
of
husky
NABISCO
Shredded
Wheat
eaters
-
TIES
SWEATERS
plianttarl
enjoy
tnis
grand
energy-cereal
tomorrow
,
AME
CLOTHING
STORE
Third
Avenue
s
Vex.
;
r--m.mm-
.
a
p
.
rr
e
g
t
4
ft
gf
0
BE
WISE
THIS
CHRISTMAS
-
GIVE
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
0
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
P-m.
SIXTI
I
STREET
and
THIRD
AVEN
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ecu?
aeeeti
c2s
I
M
zatsir?
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grf
OeS4Trt77tf0
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Sil
.
'mcafnrvrpCL
cm
Ju.l
odd
sail
to
1
cup
boiling
w.,
h.
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School
for
Tomorrow
42
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ewyjOpafeyeS
IT'S
AS
EASY
AS
A.
B
&s
ttme
To
Buy
on
Our!
CREDIT
PLAl
You
can
have
the
Electrical
Gift
of
your
choice
put
away
now
for
Xmas
in)
ORDKRYOI-ROIFTSTO
The
newspaper
boy
...
.
the
boy
,
who
deliver
your
papers.
is
a
typical
Canadian
boy.
He
is
the
business
man
of
tomorrow.
And
as
a
carrier,
ne
learns
those
lessons
which
will
prepare
him
for
a
successful
future.
Carrier
Competition
Starting
on
October
3
the
Dally
News
Is
sponsorlna
a
carrier
competition
with
a
bicycle
as
first
prize
and
manv
other
valuable
cash
prizes.
The
boys
will
be
awarded
points
for
obtaining
new
subscribers
for
dependability
and
for
efficiency
In
collections.
So
any
help
that
you
can
give
your
carrier
will
be
appreciated
by
him
and
he
in
turn
will
try
serve
you
his
customer
....
to
the
utmost
of
his
Pay
Vi
Before
Xmas
a-
i.
ih.
Rt
in
r.iy
MARCH
AM)
OIL
HEATKHS
VORTEX
OIL
HURNERS
IKON
FIREMAN
STOKERS
Plumbing
&
Heating
Alterations
CALL
IS
TOMORROW
WHILE
OUR
STOCK
IS
COMPLETE
aW
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A
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Starling
February
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