The-Daily-News
Boys
I
jounce
Uupcrt
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rectus
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,
..
,
Monday,
March
8.
1948
ANNETTE
MANSELL
DRESS
SALON
UPSTA1IIS
IN
HTONR
HUM.DlNfj
AND
SO
THE
,
SWjMMIHO
POOL-ICE
ARENA
GOES;
BIRDS
DEBATE
ISSUE
An
unkonwn
author
at
the
week7end
pulled
a
double-cross
by
tapping
the
wires
of
the
web-foot
tJahranli
Tt
i
a
fact
that
the
mills
and
the
ducks
An
independent
dallv
newspnr-'
devoted
to
the
unbuilding
of
Prin
Rupert
and
all
communities
compris.
lg
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Stcoud
Class
Mail.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Piiblish-cl
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prlnn
Rupert
Dallv
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
G
A
FTJNTEH.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
-----
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",ifi,ui'
are
in
favor
of
a
swimming
pool
but
the
crows
and
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I
Faisliioii
Ivh,
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
TOM
HOLT
PRESIDENT
OF
STUDENT
COUNCIL,
ENTHUSIASTIC
IJASKETIIALE
PEAYEU
Originally
irom
Irma,
Alberta,
where
he
was
horn,
Tom
lfok
lias
spc-nt
the
last
five
of
his
fifteen
years
in
Prince
Rupert.
For
more
than
a
year
he
has
boon
delivering
the
Daily
News
in
the
district
south
of
Borden
Street
and
west
of
Fulton
Street
where
be
has
over
KM)
customers.
A
student
of
Booth
Meimuiil
What
Should
We
Eat?
ravens
are
noiuiiii;
mh
iui
au
hi
unt
un
m
ainu.
When
leading
members
of
the
black
clan
read
the
item
in
the
Daily
News
dealing
with
the
gulls
proposal
to
havf
floor
could
be
laid
over
the
pipes
Hays
Creek
flats
made
into
a
so
that
indoor
sports
such
as
swimming
pool
they
immediately
"crack
the
mussel"
contests
called
a
meeting
to
discuss
the
misht
b?
lifld.
All
birds
of
the
situation.
!
wat
prfront,
with
the
possible
ex-
'
'
Rave
the
Raven"
was
tho
ft
ption
of
the
ducks,
are
adept
chief
sneaker
of
the
evening
and,
at
carrying
mussels
and
other
SPUING
STYLE
PUESENTAT
OF
LADILS
WEAR
FROM
mt
L-r-LMru
KASTERU
Hinh
School.
Tom
is
in
Oracle
9
and
a
member
of
I
he
Drama
HE'S
A
LEADER
M
A
IN
U
I
AC
TU
1
1
KRS
S
Club.
Popular
with
his
fellow
hrien
iisn
ill
tiieir
riaws
ami
as
he
uointed
out.
a
swimming
CANADIANS
are
finding
it
difficult
to
MOST
buy
all
they
want
to
eat.
Few
Canadians
are
unable
to
buv
all
they
need
to
eat,
at
least
twice
as
much
as
the
British
diet.
Almost
all
Canadians
are
complaining
bitterly
about
the
cost
ot
what
thev
eat,
although
most
of
them
do
not
work
I
students,
Tom
was
tins
year
(chosen
president
of
the
Junior
dropping
them
from
the
air,
said
"Rave
"
and
this
sort
of
recrea
pool
was
alright
for
those
bird,
with
web
feet
but
how
about
the
hundreds
who
were
not
so
equipped?
He
claimed
that
a
sheet
Council.
When
it
c;mies
to
KVKNlNCiS
OF
of
ice
protected
from
the
snow.
Tumlay,
Murtt
tion
lent
it.ell
U
variations.
Dances,
indoor
carnivals
and
various
other
types
of
I
cereal
ion
and
exhibitions
could
be
held
dunny
the
sinner
monUi.s
.said
the
speaker.
CAPITOL
THEATRE
rain
and
wind
would
provide
fun
for
birds
of
every
discrrip-
Wednesday,
p,
i
ts.
Tom
would
as
soon
play
basketball
as
eat
and
this
season
lie
is
a
hurd-workiiiu
m.'in-Li-r
of
the
6!"
Taxi
team.
Although
Tom
spent
mu.st
of
his
life
on
the
lulling
prairies
of
Alberta,
he
has
a
wt'aknesi
for
ihe
rolling
main
and.
through
the
activities
of
tile
Sea
Outlets.
tion
ami
at.
Youngsters
and
According
to
the
Web-foot
ISoiv
it
ti
Unhid
have
barrels
of
fun
sliding
on
Telegraph
the
majority
present
their
tail
feathers
after
taking
it
an
artificial
,
rink
would
be
more
beneficial
than
a
swim-
srt.
j
off
from
a
flying
Sliding
teams,
especially
among
minS
lool
Margaret
MdJ
.salislics
his
de.ir?
to
be
asso
orcoMttKis!
IN
NEW
OFF
the
younger
boys
and
gins
couici
be
organized
and
sponsored
by
ciated
with
hie
on
the
.salt
I
water.
A
member
of
the
Civic!
Centre.
Tom
si
ill
finds
lime
t)
pursue
hi.-,
hobby
of
stamp
col-1
the
various
service
clubs
such
CFPR
.Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocyelw
BEWSPAPEBBOY
KOOM
II)
as
the
KUnsmen,
the
Floatarians
lectin,
to
read
and
to
play
the
(Subject
to
change)
and
Ovrators,
he
said.
He
felt
STONE
piano.
I
that
due
to
the
popularity
cf
',
MONOAY
-P.M
air
travel
it
would
be
a
simpl
io
n
iia.sn
i
in.
iu'
up
hi
urn...
vocation
U'
";iy
lh"
t'U
about
a
lifetime
yet
but
,
rUll.DIM
u
iv
r
i
in
the
meantime
he
is
saving
oi
ms
vum
I
tl
O
N
K
1
halt
as
much
as
the
people
who
produce
me
lomi.
In
the
circumstances
it
seems
wise
to
consider
how
much
we
should
eat,
at
the
least
cost,
to
keep
ourselves
efficient
and
to
provide
food
for
the
millions
who
cannot
eat
at
all
unless
we
eat
less.
Surely
it
is
the
duty
of
our
scientists
to
tell
us
how
we
can
get
the
most
nourishment
with
the
least
demand
upon
the
total
production
of
food
and
other
essentials
of
lite.
Di.
L.
13.
Pett,
chief
of
the
dominion
health
department
nutrition
division,
recently
published
a
diet
f
01
a
family
of
five,
which
could
be
bought
for
S16.36
per
week
at
December
prices.
Howls
of
deri-ion
created
widespread
suspicion
of
the
value
of
the
information
yet
many
Canadians
have
succeeded
in
living
well
on
a
smalfer
food
budget
although
it
must
be
admitted
that
there
cannot
be
as
many
beefsteaks,
pork
chops,
roasts
of
beef,
ham
and
eggs,
bread
and
butter
and
plenty
of
fruits
and
vegetables
as
the
most
of
Canadians
feel
they
are
entitled
to
since
they
are
produced
in
such
abundance
in
this
country.
MAKING
ENDS
MEET
THE
COMBINED
PRICE
of
total
production
WHEN
becomes
greater
than
the
aggregate
income
of
all
consumers
who,
therefore,
find
it
impossible
to
purchase
all
that
is
made,
watch
out
for
more
vacancies
than
jobs.
As
simple
as
that,
say
you
!
But
the
knowledge,
true
that
it
is
will
not
pay
for
a
meal
or
settle
room
rent.
And
some
folks
at
home
and
abroad
are
discovering
it.
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
Especially
For
You
4:43
Magic
Adventure
5:00-Latin
American
Rhythms
5:30
My
Sonp.s
For
You
5:45
-Yours
Sincerely,
Wpg.
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
6
:
30-Musical
Varieties
mater
to
Induce
other
eoimnu-;
nities
up
and
down
the
coast
to
participate
In
a
junior
or
senior'
sliding
league.
j
For
those
who
didn't
fancy
sliding
on
their
tail
feathers,
a
space
of
ice
could
be
provided
where
members
of
teams
could
slide
pebbles
at
a
target
on
the
Ice.
In
this
game
their
tail
BLUE
U)OK
FOR
TH.
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
53
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):
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Morniii'j;
Uevo'
ion.s
y
:3U
Mornin:;
Concert.
9:59
-Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
"10
15
Mori.ing
Melodies
10:30
-Purity
Flour
Program
10:40
Recorded
10:45
-
Scandinavian
Melodies
.
1
:(!.i
CBK
Presents
3
1:15
Songs
of
Today
:
1
r
Weal
her
Forecast
!::!
Messase
Period
Recorded
Interlude
!
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Ft.hcl
and
Albert.
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vermes
uruf
6:40
Recorded
Int.
6:45
.
Plantation
House
Party
i
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CrJC
News
7:15
CBC
New.t
Round-up
7:30
Solo
Guest
7:45-
One
Man
Says
8:00
Stump
lh.-
Professors
8:30
Thi
Smiths
of
Hollywood
9:00
-
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
and
News-
OHO,
feathers
would
still
be
an
asset;
when
it
came
to
sweeping
the
S
stones
past
the
hog-line.
Carnivals
would
draw
1:1''
crowds,
according
to
the
hpeak-er,
who
went
on
to
'name
some
of
the
attractions
which
could
be
featured.
He
suggested
a
,
i
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
j
llaviiii;
been
Urlayed
by
stor-
my
weather.
Union
steamer
Cussuir,
Cupt.
Alex
Mtl.fnnan,
arrived
in
port
at
4
o'clock
Sun-d.iy
liiorniiii;
from
Vancouver
vi.i
tiie
south
end
of
tho
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
sailed
at
noon
for
Massett
Ink-1
points
A-iicnee
she
is
due
back
here
it
t
0
o
i
l
ek
this
rv.-ninn
and
!
will
sail
ai
10
p.m.
m
her
way
back
to
Vancouver
via
the
.sojtli
chorus
of
beautiful
starfish
dancing
to
the
music
of
a
band
of
sandpipers
as
the
headline
attraction.
For
comic
relief,
"Oscar
the
Octupus,"
wearing
a
skate
on
each
tenacle.
would
provide
more
laughs
than
half
a
dozen
Bob
Hopes,
declared
"Rave."
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
32:15
CBC
News
12:3)
Prof.ram
Resume
12:30
B.
C
Farm
Broadcast
12:5.)
Recorded
1
The
Concert
Hour
3:30-
ArUst
of
Tomorrow
3
:45-
Commentary
and
String
Melodies
CBC
News
IS
C
News
Provincial
Affairs
Dance
Orch.
Weather
and
Sign-'jff
TUESDAY
ft.
M.
Musical
Clock
9:30
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10:15
10:30
il:0ti-
7:30
Daily
rar
delivpry
servire
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
F.mrrpipncy
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
PHONE
81
Aside
from
these
items
ther
Rivifiight
on
a
Star
-A
Moment
in
Mii.sic
Divertimento
BBC
News
I.
N
Smith
'1:15
3:20
3:30
3
15
3:55
FJhelwyne
Hobbes
2:00
B.
C.
School
Broadca
2:30
Sheila
Prrsen.
3:00-
-Varieties
in
Music
3:00
-CBC
News
8:15
-Morning
Song
8:30--Music
for
Moderns
8:
45-Little
Concert
would
of
course
be
the
usual
fancy
skating
and
perhaps
a
couple
of
light
operas.
During
t.h?
summer
months
i
n
nl
Iff'
RCA.
VICTOR
offers
everything
AUTOMATIC
RECORD
?UK
ATTACHMENT
a
young
man
wants
j
PHK'K
REGIMENTING
MEDICINE
OF
BRITISH
DOCTORS
to
boycott
the
VOTE,
universal
free
medical
service
plan
passed
by
Parliament
evidences
the
unwisdom
of
the
Socialist
Government
in
rushing
through
regimentation
of
so
old
a
profession
as
medicine,
says
Christian
Science
Monitor.
The
doctors
did
not
disagree
on
the
major
features
of
the
new
system:
continuation
of
government
sickness
insurance,
plus
free
medical
care
for
all.
They
difi'tfved
on
lesser
angles
of
its
operation."
Obviously
.the
Minister
of
Health
should
have
worked
o1-.!.
theVV
details
instead
of
charging
the
British
Medical
Association
with
conspiracy
and
sabotage
as,hl
Uid
just
before
its
balloting.
The
needles?
tangle.
.this'
leader
of
the
"further
left"
of
the
British'
LaW
Party
has
gotten
the
Socialist
Administration
into
raises
question
as
to
whether
the
power
it
has
in
Parliament
is
always
going
to
be
usd
judiciously
in
solving
the
much
more
complex
problems
of
production.
This
setback
for
state
medicine
will
be
welcomed
by
objectors
to
the
introduction
of
compulsory
sickness
insurance
in
the
United
States.
The
tendency
of
socialized
medicine
is
always
to
expand
to
become
more
compulsory
in
its
requirements
of
.
medication
and
of
Kervices
demanded
of
doctors.
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