Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
20,
1950
Ray
Reflects
!
s
and
Reminisces
Seek
Action
to
Stop
Smoking
by
Children
maladjustment
and
even
Itia,
Juvenile
delinquency,"
the
meia-,.
orandum
says.
-
'
The
council
urges
legislation
tOOD
ijiyPEWRITER
Credit
Grantors'
Ass'n
Is
Formed
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Credit
Grantors'
.
Association
has
been
organized
in
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Inaugural
meeting
will
be
held
next
Monday.
Appointment
of
committee
chairmen
has
Just
been
completed
by
the
president.
The
full
slate
of
officers
for
the
year
1950-1951
Is
as
to
prohibit
the
sale
of
cigarettes
;
and
tobacco
to
children.
(twin
C
d
10
"'B
uiitef.
J"
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CAPETOWN
0
A
memorandum
drawn
up
by
the
National
Council
for
child
welfare
calls
attention
to
increased
smoking
among
South
African
children
during
the
last
10
years.
"There
appears
to
be
a
definite
causative
relationship
between
excessive
smoking
and
VAST
BUILDING
:.
,
ii
The
Coliseum
at
Toronto
wherr
the
Royal
Agricultural
Winter'!
Fair
is
held
covers
26
acres
undei
!
"Join
the
Navy
and
See
the
World."
The
boys
aboard
the
Cayuga,
Athabajikan
and
Sioux
cannot
say
they
have
not
had
a
memorable
summer.
They
crossed
the
Pacific,
ciar
to
the
Chin
ccast.
That,
aione,
is
a
lair
sized
part
oi
tne
glote
They
have
witnessed
heavy
lighting,
taken
part
in
tombaidments
and
had
tneir
aiare
of
riJcs
and
dangers
from
mines
and
bombings.
They
are
s.eeing
a
troubled
world
under
mitu.;,6
aiu
ctamatij
ei.fcuiri-tvances.
And
they
are
not
vhrough
yet.
,
truancy,
uncontrollability,
iner-
r
one
roof.
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.nd
mo""
nd
mill
An"'
President
R.
H.
Parker.
Vlce-President-A.
8.
Nicker-son.
'
Second
Vice-President
to
be
elected.
Chairman,
Publicity
and
Public
Relations
Committee
'
O.
P.
Lyons.,
'
Chairman,
Entertainment
and
Program
Committee
W.
J.
r
,(..!
If
jxmaoraa!
br
Ifca
"lp
and
rp
,
u
t,
liimbii
to
rmiiuf
tha
Younm
l""!.
o
!
increasing
importance
a
tha
Industry
r""'
...I.
.lava
in
In
oailr
Meaa
o
alt
uha
Ilea
V
4
ik
ml'
"
r
Having
searched
the
world
lor
suitable
and
sufficient
water
pewer,
the
Aiumiium
Company
of
Canada,
it
,
is
now
believed,
reeaia
tnis
ccast?
as
the
best
tost.
It
is
here
thev
arp
finrilna
mhat
Chairman,
Membership
and
trie
want
Numerous
folks,
se.k-
Educational
Committee
W.
ing
a
Dlace
to
live
and
(-nine
8tone.
Chairman,
Bureau
and
Legislative
Committee
P.
LeRoss.
Tlif
tirofpe
Mitthr
Aitirr
Smiif
Im
-Jr&m-r
!
.wd
htalth,
have
already
sain
the
same,
so
far
as
they
are
concerned
personally.
,;AIM4.N
1'1'LP
PPtH
ASS'N
(wl.STI.Hnl
BRANCH)
BU3
Dumlnlon
Bill.,
-
Viaoouftr,
B.C.
Secretary-treasurer
Mrs.
C.
Laurie.
K
V
,
Z
L
In(onoll
""I
Utaratura
tot
.
All
you
said
over
the
phone
was,
'Be
ready
at
6
a.m.
We'll
shoot
a
few
rounds
together."
'
The
present
membership
comprises
60
business
and
professional
institutions
of
the
city
and
it
is
planned
to
hold
meetings
at
leastonc
a
month.
i
American
military
mess
nails
seating
ten
men
at
long
tables
are
said
to
be
"out."
Instead,
I
cozy
little
sating
places
accom-
jmodating
four
will
be
provided.
,The
new
plan
is
believed
to
be
popular.
It
makes
for
politeness,
restraint
and
culture
In
iuture,
nj
dubt,
officers
will
inquire,
in
a
lo
voice,
if
there
are
;
any
-icmplamtt,."
Housing,
Traffic
Weighty
-Problems
of
1951
Festival
way
from
across
the
contirent.
A:
'
xv
xv
no
rule
was
used
jto
this
killing
At
a
range
of
forty
feet.
In
Michigan
woods,
a
bow-and-arrov
settled
the
ash
-of
a
roamer
of
the
wilderness,
650
ou'nds.
in
weight,
and
seven
fet
high.
By
EDWIN
S.
JOHNSON
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CP)-The
nroblem
nf
hnw
tn
rnns
FRESHER
OU&rUL,
fLAKBSl
'
"The
Maple
Leaf
For3ver"
When
a
storm
strikes
Florida
THE
INK
SPOTS
Always
Favorites
Now
available
at
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
with
the
influx
of
visitors
to
the
Festival
of
Britain
!ut
Iot
ptve:v
wilcer
am10il"
--,.
i
,
,
,
,
,
the
Cree
Indians
of
the
spacious
nexi
year
nas
provoked
a
major
headache
for
those
province
of
Saskatchewan,
what
responsible
for
accommodation
and
traffic
control.
:l,heL:sLw
'Vr?lfi
IL6
T3k
ffV.
'
P.
rv
V,
If'
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as
it
did
Tuesday,
.
nothing,
is
neglected
in
the
way
of
violence.
UlllCialS
OI
the
British
Travel
and
Holiday
As-
hues
of
late
autumn
that
was
sameness.
The&rerglade
State3
sociation
estimate
at
least
700,000
overseas
visitors
deccra-e
the
aming
h
one
advantage.--
it
always
will
come
to
London
in
the
fes
YOUU
H
OlAD
you
changed!
Mm-M
ip
!
Raally
crisp!
Freeher.
becauae
thay'ra
Kellogg'
i
Bran
Flakes!
TIT
THEM
AT
NO
RISKI
Double
your
money
back
if
you
don't
agrea
Kellogg'i
are
fresher
than
other
bran
flakes.
Send
empty
carton
to
Kallogg'i,
Box
4-A,
London,
Ontario.
HElPFUl,
TOO)
Contain
the
bulk
many
Deed
to
help
keep
regular.
Try
them.
r.cir
praiss
was
lavish
and
son-
Qtoa.
t
n
1.
un
nrrVT15L
Iti'lc
I
T
vn
half
a
llfn-
'
tival
year
Several
times
that
on
the.
way.
arid,
it's
.blowing
from
somewhere-
away
out
in
the
West
Indies:;
But
take
it
all
in
all,
there
must
b
something
to
Florida.
Millions
go
there
to
parts
of
the
w...v.u
ciifuafiit1v
fn.
viKltnra
ottonH.
r.CVCT
SSC
U
m2!lf!
in
ttlP
fail.
and
Eire
I
in?
the
Olympic
Games
in
1918.
ON
DECCA
Based
on
this
rouah
estimate
uye.
xes.
more
than
oranees
i"t
n"in
"ut
la
a
Third
Av-
!
rciommodation
officials
sav
that
ioagings
in
nouseDoats,
mrzes
and
alligators
are
found
there.
I
!
transient
lodgings
will
have
to
ana
caravans
nave
Deen
onerea
wei3i.
.uit,
fonri
avpr
niaht
fnr
ahn,,r
nd
or2ani7ers
are
also
studyina
five
pounds,
end
Jos
Kilby
3
Try
a
Dally
Ne
oiir'pri
farm
at
Re
mo,
just
this
side
of
100,000
people.
To
meet
this
need
the
possibilities
of
setting
up
London
hotels
can
take'
care
of
,
dormitory
facilities
under
can-only
about
33,000.
vas
on
a
scenic
spot
in
To
bridge
the
gap.
Londoners'
the
outskirts
of
London,
with
any
space
to
spare
are
be
-1
BTG
TRAFFIC
PROBLEMS
ii-r
e:e,
u
a
eh
as
Joe
h:mfV!lf
rhould
be
clewing
with
pride.
There
was
a
tiais
when
a
pump-k'n.liko
jt'.-.at
v.
;u'.d
have
oeen
NOW
faV
r(
si."
fit
II;liyv;o3d
whe.i
ing
asked
to
open
their
homes:
-
...
.
,
.
,
.
,
But
accnmmoL.a
r,m
n
u
-
!
iht-y.
v;?re
mr
kir.3
p'.-ss
to
hurl
i.i
'
--
"
.
'
"
ttnn
c-
,
T
c
Bi
UnrnM
Cnntt
nnm
IS
THE
TIME
TO
SEW!
each
ether's
surprised
faces.
More
bear
stories!
Not
from
commodatlon
in
hotels
or
r;
;S;
S,n
M?e
ing
houses.
Many
prospective
notWne
mmni
with
tn
tourists
have
already
written
in
blenw
that
wiu
ari,
commending
the
idea.
Pvpn
wUVl
thp
,,..,,.
CHOCOLATE
CAKE
Like
Mother
Usd
to
Cake!
WOV
AT
BAKFRY
LTO.
'
i
Firt
Avenue,
the
junction,
the
police
station
or
near
the
fire
halt'ieitbr.
This
one
is
all
tha
1
LID
:
Several
other
scnemes
have
planned,
irrcludin"?
cons'rur-t'ni
5
been
suggested.
One
being
seri
I
of
a
temporary
bridge
across
th.
tlPERT
omsiy
consmerea
-can.
lur
.
wc
xTiames.
wldenlne
of
some
mooring
of
ocean
liners
in
some
i
streets
arlci
diversion
of
traffi
convenient
reach
of
the
Thames
While
is
Rialit!!
S
f.f-
vJ
a
1
vy-
from
normally-congested
areas,
traffic
regulation,
he
believes,
will
prove
an
enormous
task..
"It
is
a
problem
which
is
al-to,'!e!h
unlike
invth'ns
t.ht-has
hitherto
fal'en
to
the
police
In
the
field
"pf
traffic
or
crowd
confrol,"
he
said.
What,
is
mainly
-worrying
the
authorises
is
the
acite
day-in-day
parking
congestion
in
almost
every
area
of
central
Lon-
n
O
.
i
7
Liberol
trade-in
allowoncc
De
Luxe
hcod
with
reVorsibfe
action
Cdmpletc
with
ft
3
dtfft
trw?
ate
w
&
tyy?
!
don.
A
ban
on
parking
in
the
ihus:er
district
h's
plimina'ed
.certain
ferlous
obstructions-
But
i
this
has
been
achieved
only
at
itha
cost
of
choking
useful
sec
i
o
ondary
roads
with
the
displaced
traffic.
-
-
.-
-ti-
olut'rn.
Eir
Muro'.d
-has
uraed
reconsidera
;'
'
ffochment$
$209.50
Hemstitcher
$5.95
extra
'
Buttonholer
$11.75
extra
i
St
"S
I
I
tion
of
plans
prepared
in
1931:
1-y
for
construction
of
huse
under-
et
sround
parking
cemres
ai
uua-tprrio
noints'throushout
the
citv.
I
.
Wr
a.
5
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
WI'cRAE
BROS.
kt.
4.Mit.m
it
not
tMibliiM
of
1W
Such
a
scheme,
however,
wo'iid;
mtail
an
outlay
running
into
millions
of
dollars.
And
even
if
approved,
p'anning
authorities
doubt
if
work
on
so
vast
a
project
could
be
completed
in
time
to
ease
the
expected
festival
traffic
crush.
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ffllBdl?
mil:
fW
LlqMr
Col
Boara
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tmootfcly
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Cevm
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in
just
on
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evtr
prMtkslly
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baauiy,
taalaj
in
oil
ai9h
or
yoar
wall
WASHABLE
too
so
aasy
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tha
wondarful
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of
shades
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oai.
Single
or
Double
Breasted
All-Wool
Top
Coats!
Burberry
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Croydon
Trench
Coats
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
Serving
the
Public
of
Prince
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for
Over
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'Wmt"t
Is
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
not
n.,hlUl..,i
rfi.nia
vtu
bv
the
Liquor
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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,
,
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