i
City
Counters
Ketjuest
For
Growl
(Continued
from
Page
1)
l?rfnce
Uuprrt
Daflp
JVttios
Tueday,
October
19,
1943
ferred
to
th
time
lapse
An
Independent-
dsllj
netrptper
flaWfea
to
the
pbiliiS!ne"M
Prinr
Rttpwt
U
coramunlttes
rompris-.ng
northern
and
central
British
ColumW
-(AuUioriwd
u
Second
Clasa
.Mall,
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
.
Along
the
river
(By
W.
J.
R.)
Pacific
Comes
Back
After
Floods
i
u(ure
deliveries
but
still
balked
at
allowing
Mr.
Hankey
an
ex-
"technicality."
Alderman
Casey
had
similar
Published
err
-afternoon
except
Sunday
by
,
tension.
!
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
made
views,
charging
thaf
the
city
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newa
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prlnee
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HTJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
IrVBEH
OP
CANADIAN
PRFSS
AFDrT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER-ASSOCIATION
y
cUuse
had
lost
out
at
every
turn
oi
!
roforenre
to
the
refund
-BUBSCRTPTION
RATES
City
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Tear.
-MOO
By
MaU.
Per
Month,
50c;
Per
Year,
&
00
iln'the
city's
original
contract
meraaui
iiiu.....,...,,.
'with
Highway
Construction
Co.
company.
instruction
of
the
Fair-
-Because
they
could
not
de-
view
Bay
road
more
than
a
year
liver
the
gravel,
we
have
missed
Power
Wasting
At
Hagwilget
Pacific
was
one
of
the
now
located
at
copper
'.RiW,
points
along
the
Skeena,nearer
the
coast
.
River,
during
last
sum-
Gust
chrlstlanson,
New
Haz-mer
that
rising
Waters
elton
hotel
man,
has
recovered
did
not
overlook.
The
from
the
effects
of
severe
burns
f
1
n
n
A
anroxA
nvuv
trip!
tna'
last
December
made
it
ne:-
was
the
Dest
summer
we
ve
nau
ju
d
his
suggestion
-
.
kJ
.T(
1
.
.1
.
t
bv
Alderman
casey
w
years,
jic
ussn
icu.
dWhy
Woo
Spain?
caught
up
be
another
40
years
Deiore
we
and
Alderman
McKay.
.
i
get
anotner
iiKe
n.
DEPENDS
ON
RtFlND
,
A,derman
c
said
thal
he
...r
i.tl
Urt
avtmic
nil
nf
InP
TAIN
HAS
SUDDENLY
become
a
centre
of
in
S1
yard
and
tracks
station
and
cafe.
and
around
Today,
how
essary
to
receive
months
of
rest
and
special
treatment.
His
son,
Carl,
is
now
personally
manag-
present
contract
should
be
con
terest
in
the
plans
of
the
western
democracies
tingent
on
us
getting
a
-efund
ever,
there
Is
nothing
to
remind
one
of
this.
Station
lawns
and
ornamental
shrubbery
are
trim
and
neat,
affairs
move
along
a
ing
the
hotel.
The
-establish-1
on
the
Co-op
road
contract,"
ment
has
been
mederijlzed,
the
1
Alderman
Black
decided.
"Thf
improvements
including
hot
and
company
would
not
be
asking
cold
water
in
the
bedrooms.
fnr
it
if
it
were
not
tu
their
ad
tension
be
granted
providing
Highway
Construction
would
grant
a
refund.
When
the
motion
was
put.
the
aldermen
supported
It
unanimously.
The
company's
response
was
expected
to
be
learned
usual
and
Mrs.
Anderson,
pion
vantage."
-
for
the
checking
of
Russia
in
Europe.
American
politicians,
business
men
and
military
leaders
have
.
,
.
been
seeing
General
Franco
at
the
Prado
Palace
in
;.
.Madrid
and
returning
to
urge
that
Spain
be
re-,
admitted
to
polite
society
and
given
money
and
munitions.
;
There
is
something
sickening
and
morally
weak
-w
erring
about
the
spectacle
of
Americans
even
suggesting
that
a
partner
should
now
be
made
of
the
eer
hotel
woman,
looking
hal
and
hearty,
greets
all
guests.
J.
H.
Willan
recently
bought
the
business
of
W.
J.
Larkworthy,
pioneer
merchant
at
New
Hazei-ton.
It
is
here
the
post
office
The
refund
clause
referred
to.
stipulated
that
if
Highway
Construction
Co.
obtained
work
for
its
machinery
within
six
months
i
Hagwilget
-is
an
old
native
village
standing
on
spacious,
gently
sloping
ground
where
the
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
is
located.
It
will
be
recalled
afr
completing
the
road,
the
that
Mrs.
Larkworthy
died
tmejcHv
would
be
refunded
the
$2.-
;
'dictator
who
was
so
recently
aligned
with
Germany
i,ofty-
hieh
level
bride
llnks
frownine
cliffs
of
Bulklev
River
Ume
aS-survived
by
her
:600
cost
of
transporting
the
;
'and
Japan,
lor
this
is
the
rraneo
Spain
which
-Hit-
nusband
nl
young
daughter.
from
Vancouver
to
canyon.
Here,
the
water
foams
equipment
Q.
If
the
hostess
is
still
busy;
receiving
guests
and
a
guest
is'
ler
and
Mussolini
used
as
a
training
ground
for
the
-rf""
jt
V
-
.
ILUW
leaving,
should
he
Interrupt
the
hostess
to
tell
her
goodby?
A.
Under
these
circum
I
Prince
Rupert
on
a
pro-rata
People
find
reason
for
deep
in-
basis,
teres!
indeed,
in
the
recent
eon-
Tne
clttuse
specified
that
the
flrmatton
of
a
report
that
ur-
amount
of
work
on
future
con-!
anium
ore
had
been
found
at
trauiet
within
six
mnnth.
r
-
'
'
J
I
and
roars
forever
and
a
day.
In
cidentally
wasting
power
on
a
major,
scale.
The
remote
ancestors
of
the
Hagwilgets
are
said
to
have
come
originally
from
across
Behring
Sea.
Looking
out
from
where
they
dwell,
natural
ET.mdeur
flaunts
the
Rocher
de
the
Boule,
spectacu-
the
compietion
of
the
original
Fool
Luxurious.
jar
looKing
peaK
mat,
onea
seen,
is
not
so
easily
forgotten.
All
changing,
vivid
tints
of
October.
aKree
that,
if
the
strike
is
ome
Look
1mm
.
,
.
Forty
miles
away,
along
the
shores
of
the
Skeena,
the
-silvery
summits
of
the
Seven
Sisters
rU3
thing
genuine,
it
can
have
far-reaching
results.
Poles,
poles,
poles
thousands
stances
it
is
not
necessary,
but
il
possible,
the
guest
should
yait
for
a
short
time
until
the
de-
(
fired
opportunity
presents
Itself.
-
'
'
'I
Q.
Please
give
some
sugges-'
tlons
of
suitable
gifts
for
a
bride?
.
'
j
A.
Articles
of
silver,
cut-1
glass,
jewelry,
painting.4,
ru?s,
table
linen,
chairs,
tables,
mirrors,
clocks,
and
lamps.
Q.
Should
the
woman
go
first
when
a
man
and
a
woma
i
are
descending
stairs?
A.
Yes,
and
also
in
ascending
stairs.
sharplv
in
the
clear,
cool
air
contract
must
equal
the
original
contract
price
$34,000.
The
city
already
has
received
$200
back
on
the
cemetery
ditching
job
last
winter.
Pro-rata
refund
on
the'
current
$30,000
gravel
contract
would
be
about
2.200.
The
aldermen
chose
to
disregard
the
fact
that
the
six-month
time
limit
on
the
refund
clause
had
expired
two
weeks
before
the
present
contract
was
signed
la.st
May.
Alderman
McKay
re
ramshackle
and
thousands
of
-
them,
fresh
Behind
the
gray.
village
is
what
Nature
perhaps
irorn
the
wilderness
and
now
awaiting
shipment
to
various
-
legions
thev
later
threw
-at
the
western
i-cies.
This
is
the
dictatorship
whose
record
in
per-
rJeeuting
political
prisoners
and
denying
genuine
.
freedom
of
speech
and
worship
parallels
Russia's.
."
This
is
the
fascist
regime
which
even
the
United
Rations
voted
unworthy
of
diplomatic
recognition
.
by
member
nations.
i
Fortunately,
it
-seems
that
only
in
the
United
-
States
is
such
advocacy
on
behalf
of
Spain
taking'
any
hold.
In
Britain
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
'
Bevin
is
still
most
ardently
urging
the
continued
."
ostracizing
of
Franco.
In
France
such
proposals
;
are
doubly
distasteful.
'
In
addition,
the
whole
project
would
appear
to
"
be
highly
reckless.
Its
certain
result
would
be
to
-
'
further
wreck
-the
United
Nations
by
alienating
the
neutral
nations.
Even
from
a
military
standpoint
it
is
to
be
questioned
for
who
knows
how
unstable
Spain
might
be
herself
in
time
of
turmoil?
How
much
could
one
authoritarian
state
be
depended
-upon
as
a
bulwark
against
another?
Why
should
JlUnited
States
or
any
'Other
country
become
the
bed-TlUellow
f
one
form
of
totalitarianism
in
order
to
curb
another?
intended
to
be
golfing
ground.
But
the
Hagwilgets
do
not
play,
.destinations,
from
railway
point
oi
assemoiy
assemoiy
such
such
as
as
Terrace,
Kltwanga,
Nash
and
New
It's
more
than
five
years
since
R.
J.
Morrison,
in
the
employ
of
the
public
works
department,
.
.
.
in
this
beautifully
matched
Natural
Musk
rat
fur
coat.
Delightfully
warm,
the
coat
has
a
new-season,
high-riding
collar,
full
cuffed
sleeves
See
this
and
other
lovely
creation
in
fur
at
SWEET
SIXTEEN.
For
casual
wear,
two-piece
wool
dresses
top
milady's
wardrobe.
Elephant
Gray,
Pale
Blue,
Gold
and
Wheat
shades.
Black
Ls
smart
-for
j-arty
dress
wear
and
the
inset
lace
adds
glamor.
Choose
your
style
today.
Sweet
Sixteen's
PERSONALIZED
BUDGET
PLAN
.
was
designed
for
your
convenience.
Ue
it
when
you
buy.
-
-
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Chatges
New
Hazelton,
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert.
A
former
resident
of
this
city,
where
he
will
be
remembered
by
many
old
timers,
his
interest
in
the
coast
centre
remains
keen
and
he
had
many
questions
to
ask
about
local
progress
and
people.
Rancfler
Bill
Uttle
of
Woodcock
had
'
not
harvested
his
apples
up
to
last
week.
From
the
railway
station,
it
did
not
appear
that
the
orchard
trees
had
been
disturbed.
Mr.
Little
has
been
located
at
Woodco:k
for
a
good
many
years,
ind
developed
a
fine
property.
During
It's
tb
e
i
t
t
j
Hex
Cade
ffi
...
for
Tasty
Meata
0il'
5,t
;
O
ChopSuey
O
Chow
Mein
tS
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
7
00
a.m.
to
3:30
a
m.
i
is
X
re
1
x
J
Ml
cow
BOAT
M
Albert
Mercer,
handy
as
hun-
j
tne
"war
some
of
the
la-d
was
ter
and"
mountain
climber,
who
sold
for
ftlr
force
pu.-tsosrs.
thinks
nothing
of
'
scaling
th;
dizzy
erest
of
Rocher
de
Boule
(
A
chip
on
the
shoulder
in-(peak
of
the
rolling
stone
i,
is
dicates
there's
wood
higher
up.
1
gjp
f
"
jt
1
I
f
HOWE
CHANGES
HIS
MIND
I
IT'S
A
GOOD
MAN
who
can
change
his
mind
and
J
I
so
we
take
off
our
hat
to
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
;
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
who
goes
so
far
a
to
admit
that
he
has
been
"seized
with
the
eco-ramie
importance"
of
a
TransCanada
Highway
as
I
-"
'a
national
project.
This
is
the
same
Mr.
Howe
who
not
-so
long
ago
expressed
the
opinion
that
con-struction
of
a
TransCnnada
Highway
should
be
re-served
until
times
got
hard
when
work
would
be
'-needed
to
relieve
unemployment.
Since
making
that.
statement,.
however,
Mr!
Howe
has
been
gradu-.
lly
coming
around
to
a
dif
ferentpoint
of
view
until
..t
jiow
he
unreservedly
admit
that
,a
TransCmada
.
.
Highway
is
something
that
could
well
be
con-'
sidered.
Accordingly
a
conference
on
the
matter
.-""Tdll
be
held
in
the
near
future.
"Now
that
Mr.
Howe
;
has
seen
the
'light
'we
may
-expect
some"
action
be-I
ore
long
since
his
views
had
for
some
time
been
;
considered
as
constituting
one
of
the
major
ob-;
-stacles-
in
the
'campaign
to
induce
the
federal
government
to
do
something
-about
a
general
national
-
highway
program.
.
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HE
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so
skilful
in
helping
the
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that
many
medical
functions
are
now
relegated
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according
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Easy
as
lifting
a
feather!
In
fact
-
hardly
anything
could
be
easier.
Any
bank
or
'
investment
dealer
can
arrange
it
fir
you
in
matter
of
minutes.
You
can
buy
on
instalments,
spread
over
a
twelve
month
period,
or
cash
.
.
.
you
take
your
thoice
And
they're
as
easy
to
redeem
as
they
are
to
buy.
They're
cashable
at
any
time
at
any
bank
at
fulj
face
value,
plus
interest.
Order
yours
flow
REAUTV
Permanent
Beauty
Cu
all
its
B'
204
4th
Street
I
ZZurses'
Association,
sponsor
of
this
year's
nation-!
SllVide
Diamond
Jubilee,
from
November
14
to
20,
!
iTlnarking
the
75th
anniversary
of
professional
nurs-!
ZZimg
in
the
United
States.
I
tST-
"In
many
cases
today,"
the
ANA
declares,
"it
!
1".
is.
the
nurse
who
administers
anesthetics
and
medi-!
SL.cines,
assists
at
operations,
washes
out
the
stomach,
gives
hypodermic-injections
and
enemas,.and
makes
!
ttmetalolwm
test
nd
cardiograms.
She
is
the
I
"'physician's
.
colleague
and
aide,
but
her
salarv
and
!
,
status
'have
not
caught
up
with
the
importance
of
...
her
present
duties.
Nurses
are
still
paid
only
slight-;
sJy
more
than
$35
to
$40
a
week';
they
work
48
to
M
I
hours
a
week;
and
-are
victims
of
he
split
shift,
;
Avhich
prevents
tlrem
from
leading
a
normal
social
.
:
life."
.
I
"
"
'
In
connection
with
this
year's
celebration
of
the
75th
anniversary
of
the
profession,
Ihe
ANA
urges
;
"an
economic
security
program
for
nurses.
This
:
calls
for
an
8-hour'day
and
steps
toward
a
40-hour
I
5-dy
week;
salai
adjustments
for
evening,
night
and
on-call
duty;
extension
of
forms
of
social
in-:
surance
to
include
nurses'
sick
leave
and
vacation
-1"
with
pay;
removal
'flf
restrictions
on
place
of
resi-denee
and
greater
recognition
of
professional
and
personal
status.
It
is
to
be
noted
that
the
above
comment
is
ap-.
plied
particularly
to
the
nurses
of
the
United
States,
i.
-In
British
Columbia
the
nursing
profession
appear
to
be
operating
under
much
better
conditions
than
-
In
the
United
States
having
already
won
several
I
of
the
items
which
the
ANA
is
still
seeking.
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