Church
Children's
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
3
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CHURCH
NOTICE
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
Headlines
And
Libel
ieauanc
Thursday,
April
6,
1950
Sale
Nels
$50
Victoria
Report
wiWTPF.O
Rovo.1
anient,
has
I
!
Articles
such
as
slippers
and
j
hpn
VPn
to
an
Act
ta
trip
Man-
GOOD
FRIDAY
&
EASTER
1950
SALE
dress
up
FOR
tAST
r.
bv
I.
K.
Nesbif!
rnaPs
made
throughout
the
year!
itoba
Legislation
amending
the
Good
Friday
11:30
Ante
Com-
Dy
cnnaren
01
uie
mmaiuu
pmu
Defamation
Act
as
it
relates
to,
mumon.
and
Exolorerers
of
the
Presby-1
newspaper
headlines.
The
billj
12
Noon
Meditation
on
the
terian
Church
were
put
on
saie
v
in
enabie
the
courU
to
view
the
Passion
of
Our
Lord.
at
an
attractive
affair
In
the
j
deadline
of
-a
.
Ucry
In
eonjunc.
isntnrflav
7:30
D.m.
PreDara-
'
Cabardin.
TRPJ
Harold
Winch's
Memorable
Speech
A
Journalistic
Institution
Leaves
An
inciopendpnt
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Vanagirffe
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
N
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
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unurcriHau
luesaay
uueuioou.
tion
with
the
story
itself
when;
tlon
,or
Easter
Communion.
VICTORIA
Lost
in
the
flood
of
arguing
and
The
financial
result
was
a
sucess-
ronsidering
whether
it
was
libel-
EasUr
Day7-30
&
8
30
(choral)
bickerine
in
the
LejnsiatureVdying
days
was
one
of
!
af
paients
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i
a
m.
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communion.
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,
jj
,-wr.
j
nirwua
iitirnucu.
unaer
me
aci,
until
now,
a
T
the
finest
speeches
Opposition
Leader
Harold
wincn,
Games
were
held
and
tea
Was,
headline
could
be
deemed
a
re-
hnH
pver
made
served
to
the
visiting
ladies
by
j
port.
This
has
been
Interpreted
Fine
DRESS
NvJ
all
0.1
.
rvl
11:00
a.m.-Easter
Festal
gerv-ice.
12:15
p.m.
Holy
Communion
2:00
p.m.
Children's
1
Easter
the
children.
The
Burning
Bum
;
by
the
courts
as
meaning
that
a
n
It
dealt
Ann
with
tV.o
the
ratiarlian
Lanaaian
constitution
tonsuiunon
ami
and
hh
nrni.
ph
m,st
h
u,
narat.
:
;
wurs,as
and.
dines,
tweeds,
etc
at
real
savings.
Priw
From
$6.00
t
,
Service.
,
7:30
p.m.
Evensong.
.ideas
as
to
how
It
Should
pe
amenciea.
11
was
OOMOUS
tion
0f
the
church,
headed
by
ly
The
amendment
provides
for
he
had
given
the
matter
much
;
,
"
I
Mrs.
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray,
were
j,!nt
consideration
or
caption
L.,',.,
r,H
h,H
hoard
wirielv
Mr
Oliver
Santurbane
returned
to
in
charge
of
the
tea
room.
Mr3.
and
story,
although
an
inaccu-
!Me-,
WORK
S!,IRT'J
tun
cui,
sens
at
$3.75
Now
nnlw
Vinch
is
a
polished
orator
with
the
clty
on
j
.Hadden
Sr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
ia.e
headline
may
still
be
rulel
Prince
Rupert
Ea.lwoocl
poared
a.id
the
chili-
defamatory,
regardless
of
the
Let's
Get
Started
AGAIN
A
HOUSING
SHORTAGE
is
developing
OXCE
in
Prince
R
u
p
e
r
t.
In
fact,
it
is
already
here.
To
find
rental
living
quarters
is
very
diffieul:.
Even
the
number
of
houses
being
offered
for
sale
is
shrinking
in
a
seller's
market.
Lack
of
housing
is
keeping
away
from
the
city
people
who
would
otherwise
come
to
Prince
Rupert.
t
Men's
SPORT
SHIRTsJ;
a
natural
born
gift
for
words
yesterday
from
Vancouver
and
fluency.
Attorney-General
ren
served.
story
under
It.
'
j
awe,
piam
shades.
h
I
Wismer
was
so
impressed
with
I
the
Winch
speech
that
he
ask-j
ed
for
a
copy.
Salin-Glo
PRODUCTS
for
Wolls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Men's
DRESS
S0X-llt'
ec"on
in
all
wool
m
WOOi.
fanrw
ai
Of
particular
interest
were
Mr.
Winch's
remarks
about
the
Canadian
Senate.
It
Is
worth
Federal
government
"
a
few
months
ago
set
up
a
,
i
u..:u.,
...v,
!
Quoting:
him
011
this:
Many
e
to
K
Boy,'
LONG
PANTS-j
j
and
well
made
R,t
il
new
scneme
to
Keep
prospecme
iiume
uunueis
wm
people
ln
Canada
are
COming
to
need
financial
assistance.
Its
terms
appeared
to
be
I
the
conclusion
that
the
cana-
j
From
1
man
senate
wnicn
now
nas
iai
very
interesting
with
possibility
of
application
m
greater
powers
of
obstruction
1
than
the
House
of
Lords
should
be
either
abolished
or
reformed.
I
The
C.
C.
F.
is
in
favor
of
com
i
plpte
abolition
since
the
Seji-;
ate
has
no
place
in
a
demo-'
1
s'
IVil
l
i
'
1
v
cratic
state.
It
is
highly
questionable
whether
the
Senate
should
be
allowed
to'
retain
IU
r-or
Friendly
Service
And
Advice
in
Your
Building,
Insulation
ond
Decoration
Problems
-
SliK
ISLAND
CITY
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
Oeneral
Builders'
Suppllan
505
McBride
St.
Blue
M6
Prince
Rupret..
Although
the
city
sent
its
clerk
south
to
hear
about
it,
no
action
has
since
been
taken,
it,
appears.
The
first
thing
required
to
be
done
1
o
c
a
1
1
y
is
to
ascertain
the
need
for
housing
and
determine
the
the
number
of
those
interested
in
building
under
n
government
assisted
plan.
For
this
purpose,
ques-tionairres
are
furnished.
It
would
seem
reasonable,
to
suggest
that
there
should
be
no
further
delay
in
undertaking
the
survey.
Certainly
nothing
will
ever
be
done
if
this
simple
preliminary
is
not
even
undertaken.
veto
power
in
decisions
affect-
j
Ing
the
Canadian
constitution
!
which
have
such
significance
j
JOHN
H
BULGE
I
for
the
future
of
Canada.
I
;The
situation
is
particularly
serious
because
the
Senate
is
OPTOMETRIST
rapidly
becoming
a
completely
'.one-party
chamber.
In
event
of
a
government
or
another
politl-j
cal
party
taking
office
at
Ottawa,
any
sharp
conflict
be-
Bulger
Itj
SOCIAL
SECURITY
Third
A'enui
1
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:
hk
fuel
Lin
1
f.
f
eqour
A
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l
1
Movinf,
fackini,
Cn
tJhlppinc
and
Giiu
Cartite
tni
Dlun
Complete
Reliable
int
DRAIN
CLOGGED
?
Just
one
of
our
many
emer-gency
services.
Pumping
flooded
cellars,
removing
violation
and
replacing
rusted
pipe
promptly
attended
to.
CALL
tS
WITHOUT
DELAY.
Alteration
and
Jobbing
Contracted
Phone
108
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
&
Heating
BUD
BCHUMAN
(Old
Post
Office
Bldg.)
lent
Service,
also
14-
tween
the
Commons
and
the
j
"THERE
ARE
SEVERAL
REASONS
for
pre-
jSo?
tT
I
sent
altered
attitudes
in
regard
to
the
need
for
j
But
apart
from
this
considera-i
Social
Securitv.
The
crash
of
1929,
the
depression
of
'
ti0".
lt
u
amatic
that
tne
,
.
,
,
.
x.
.
i
democratic
system
Is
rendered
the
hungry
thirties,
t
w
o
wars
in
one
generation,
compieteiy
unworkable
if
deci-:
enough
to
try
the
stoutest
hearts.
The
cost
of
liv-
1
sions
are
to
be
made
by
people;
ing
has
gone
up
almost
60
per
cent.
The
worker
earn,
ttStSX-more
dollars
but
his
higher
pay
is
eaten
up
to
some
i
inion
that
the
senate,
in
its
extent,
by
higher
taxes,
higher
costs
of
living.
!
Present
at
least
has
out-
.
1
lived
its
usefulness
If
we
sre
There
is
a
scramble
for
more
public
services.
.
t0
nave
the
kind
of
amended
This
is
true
not
only
of
federal
affairs,
it
applies
a!-,
constitution
which
the
electors
.
,
j
.
,
j
.
.
.
..
,Tr
i
of
Canada
want,
it
would
oe
so
to
pro
incial
and
municipal
administrations.
We
well
t0
leave
a
no.eiected
body
Canadian
Liquid
Ait
Cl
for
Oxygen.
Acetykw
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartaj
Storage
Limit!
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
1
Est
1910
Phones
I
1
1
'
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALER
orupur
H21IERCURY-
LINCOLN
EHHETE0R
DEALER
Before
you
answer
Spring's
call
to
the
open
road,
remember:
your
car
needs
more
than
just
a
change
of
oil
.
.
.
it
needs
the
Complete,
6-W'ay
Service
offered
by
your
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
and
Mercury-Lincoln-Meteor
Dealer.
This
complete
servicing
makes
your
car
truly
"ready
for
the
road",
ready
to
give
you
dependable,
trouble-free
driving.
Your
local
Ford-Monarch
Dealer
or
Mercury-Lincoln-Meteor
Dealer
can
service
your
car
best
because
he
knows
it
best
.
,
.
and
his
expert
want
more
service
from
stores
and
hospitals,
we
expect
it
everywhere
we
go.
Costs'go
up
and
we
do
not
wan:
to
pay.
Some
of
us
find
it
hard
to
make
ends
meet.
We
worry
about
the
future.
We
turn
to
social
security.
But
somebody
also
has
to
pay
for
that,
oo,
stock
I
Wholesale
Warehouse-carrying
a
representative
nromnt
service
to
the
Iraae
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.-
Tires,
tubes,
bat
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINOHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
only,
flaw
,
connecuin.
I
j
f
,
I
iSt
'
:
v
'
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i
1
;
Mr,
HiroJd
Church
of
the
H.
G.
Roaf,
the
district
admin-Department
of
Veteran's
Af-;itrator
of
the
D.V.A.
at
the
city
Tuesday.
He
visited
!
ficial
opening
of
the
new
Le-
nri
tnranriescent.
6
to
230
volts.
OENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
Radio
bail
fia.ihiichts.
icnltlon
batteries.
last
Saturday
That
city
yesterday.
He
visited
gion
building
Prince
Rupert
to
represent
W.
night.
O.
H.
WOOD
St
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
towels
deodorlzert.
DU8TBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Janitor
so;
out
of
the
power
of
amend."
An
instltutin
has
left
the
!
Press
Oallery.
Cornelius
Francis
Morlarty,
for
more
than
2J
!
years
reporter
of
legislative
!
proceedings
for
the
Canadian
Press
is
retiring
on
superan-
nuation.
He
has
been
with
C.
P.
.
i
ln
Victoria
more
than
40
years
Before
that
he
barnstormed
through
Canada
and
the
United
States
.
working
as
telegra-
pher
In
big
cities
and
whistle
j
stops.
"Morry,"
as
everyone
calls
I
him,
was
honored
by
M.
L.
A's
just
before
the
session
broke
(
i
up.
They
presented
him
with
I
a
handsome
traveling
bag.
for
he's
off
to
Toronto
and
New
York
and
his
native
Boston
to
j
see
some
of
his
old
haunts
after
I
I
these
many
years.
Finance
J
Minister
Anscomb
and
Opposi-tlon
Leader
Winch
made
the
presentation
on
behalf
of
their
I
colleagues.
j
I
There
was
a
great
loye
feast
the
last
day
of
the
session.
Ail
the
arguments,
the
nasty-name1
calling
were
forgotten.
Premier'
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAO
CO
and
others
'0rourc3rl
Mothers
bless
the
brealfasf
youngsters
and
grownups
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
servicemen
can
give
you
the
best
service
becausa
they
use
factory-approved
equip-
;
Phoci
P.O.
Box
773
712
Second
Av
'""r.
ment,
factory-approved
methods
and
Genuine
Ford
Parts.
cant
resist!
or
32
it
'
-amn0
www
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ii
iwi.li
i
mi
mt
T
'i
(VSv
Ormes
mh
Dm
an
:
0nVe
in
today!
4
thm
Pioneer
DrugH
!
Johnson
and
Opposition
Leader
'
Winch
agreed
Madame
Speaker
I
Hodges
had
done
a
splendid
job
and
they
thanked
-her
for
i
understanding
and
sympathy,
j
Madame
Speaker
was
touched
I
by
this,
and
thanked
the
members.
She
said
she
knew
she
j
had
made
mistakes
but
would
1
try
to
do
'better
next,
year.
Prr
fOPl
PRESCRIPTION
SERV
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
Daily
Delivery
$ervice
1
mler
Johnson
thanked
Attor-I
ney-general
Wismer
for
the
j
wonderful
way
he
piloted
'THE
HOME
OF
FRIENDLY
SERVICE'
Phone
81
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MM
I
tow
for
bowl,
il
l
mon
nurMng
I
if
Klv
Of
Pt
I
I
than
any
elhtr
rayla-af
rkm
anolt
I
'lyrr
f
t
through
a
maze
of
intricate
bills,
especially
hospital
insurance.
The
Premier
also
thanked
Finance
Minister
Anscomb
in
nn
RUPERT
CEMENT
PRODUCTS
LIMITED
LARGEST
SELECTION
MOTHII
Ready-Mix
Concrete
Delivered
to
the
Job
k
of
45
r.p.1
R.C.A.
EASTER
SUNDAY
i
for
leading
the
House
when
he
j
the
Premier)
was
away
a
week
in
London.
And
everyone,
of
'
course,
wished
Mr.
Anscomb
a
I
pleasant
trip
to
St.
John's
to
j
present
to
the
Legislature
of
i
Newfoundland
a
magnificent
j
mace
from
the
people
of
Bri-
tlsh
Columbia.
And
then
away
to
their
homes
i
in
every
pari
of
the
province
j
went
the
48
M.
L.
A.'
to
report
i
to
the
people
who
elected
them
I
the
happenings
of
the
1st
ses-
slon
of
B.
C's
22nd
Legislature
I
since
the
province
Joined
Canadian
Confederation
in
1871.
Victor
Ren
now
in
stock
'
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Records
U5
Cloic
Flowered
Sifk,
-jerseys,
pastel
crepes,
ever
popular
navy,
from
$10.95
up
PRICES:
include
Darex
the
fifth
ingredient
In
Concret
Four
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
.:
r.
$16.00
per
yard
Five
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$17.50
per
yard
S
I
x
Sacks
Cement
to
Yard
$18.93
per
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than
two
yards
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rubber
tyred
coimrete
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barrows
50c
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day
ORDERS
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IN
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DAY
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DELIVERY
Phones:
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Breakable
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TRAIN
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