pete
on
the
labor
market,
with
i
Pra
prince
Rupert
Dailp
lUctus
LtD.
Wednesday,
March
10,
1948
men
from
other
prtft'tcn..4
ir
wil'u-'.
4
J
The
Daily
News
Boys
acta?
If
that
Is
so,
it
Is
Urn?
they
had
some
technical
as
well
as
practical
experience
as
mor"
skilled
labor
Is
Kmg
to
be
need
1
1,,
kn
Independent,
daily
newspafrv
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
all
communities
eomr-'.ig
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Stcond
v
,-ss
Mail,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Pr!nr-
Ruoert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbia.
G.
A.
FXJNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
IlTMBER
O.'
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
led
as
Ruert
progresses.
Men
1
will
have
to
be
imported
from
Uie
so-called
prairies
If
local
Why,
the
reply
was
''Charge!
nothing.
It's
our
job."
HENRY
BLACKABY
BORN
IN
COW
COUNTRY
BUT
HAS
SPENT
MOST
OF
HIS
LIFE
HERE
Henry
Blackaby,
who
commonly
"has
his
surname
8
nOINd
GOOD
JOIt
Editor,
Daily
News:
Answering
your
letter
of
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year,
$7.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
40e;
Per
Year,
4.00.
What
a
difference
to
the
cost
men
are
going
to
sit
In
the
back
in
Canada
of
$252
for
mir
firs,
seat
complaining,
instead
of
March
8
entitled
"Employ
Lo
cal
People,"
Four
reference
to
wercy
-
mgm
oi
711
murs
anu
.
smartening
up.
.so
mey
can
fill
working
does
!
aooui
nan
tne
distance
me
Ain-
tne
dim.
shortened
to
fieri,
iirst
Greeted
tms
wiirm
hi
uk
married
women
At
for
iiw:le
Rirls,
the
same
well-known
ranching
centre
of
the
interior,
Williams
m
mv
opinion,
create
a
lot
rfpn(in
niane
nafl
in
iravP1-
t
1,
U
i,
I,,
V.
..Jk.
uvw.iiol,
li.'iirDunient
for
and
against
but
Surely
the
Canadian
govern
Peace
Gas
Project
apples
to
them.
When
you
see
l
hnlnv&
nfTimf
de
F
1,1111
'""u
l"
menU-
fPclerikl
ailri
provlnoia1'
rta
Ktand-
Straddle
.o
a
.
norse
wun
any
ut-irr
u
i""i
mh.c.
...
r
sriould
do
something
about
em-
m
wr
sis.
im
ctocwlw
gum
and
smoking
9
of
his
he
has
resided
in
I
mice
uupert,
iv-
.
years
b
h
is
t
OI.
lergency
nights
and
make
them
inHU.dd
oi
aervinjr
ttie
eustom-
1
1
"tit.
1
dinarv
one
but,
if
any
member
;
P"inie
ior
an,
ricn
ana
poor.
w
yo
cannot
blame
employ-
i
fc.rt.Mir
NEW
c
o
fri'
1
.ri
MASRETT
H
CeiVIIlg
puutiu
,"t-iiLnj
cv.viv.a-
I
tion
at
Borden
Street
School
!
This
year
he
is
in
Grade
Seven
of
your
correspondents
lamiiy
ran
do
it
better
tnan
myself.
1
and
having
his
first
COMMUNITY
CLUB
M.
A.
Martin,
president.
Norah
Hurton,
secretary.
tasl
o.
thpv
(,iin
gpl
Jn
ton(.n
wlln
nu
FOR
YOUK
.
high
school.
I
The
Canadian
National
Kail-wav
.still
runs
out
of
here.
PRAIRIE
CHICKEN
Henry
is
a
member
of
the
high
school
stamp
club,
gathering
postage
stamps
is
hLs
hobby.
A:
fondness
for
thp
until
o
o
1
s
nrompt-ed
Jiim
to
join
the
Junior;
St.
Patrick's
Dance
Q
I
forest
Ranger,
an
organization
:
I
noted
for
its
valuable
educa
tional
and
conversation
work'
throughout
the
province.
j
A
member
of
the
Civic.
Centre
and
an
enthusiastic
basketball
'
V
f'
t
SCORF.M
I
NIONS
Editor,
Daily
News:
Unions'
-are
they
run
efficiently
iike
Ford's.
Nuffield's
etc.
lwonder
Strikes
never
did
any
good
and
never
will.
What
do
ine
members
get
out
of
them?
I
think
unions
are
a
failure.
E.
HAINSWORTH
Premier
tiOI
AND
Ft'Tl
RF
I.
IFF
Editor,
Ially
News:
I
really
feel
impelled
to
interject
a
word
into
this
rather
frivolous
correspondence
about
God
aixl
the
Future
Lite.
It
is
all
very
well
to
talk
about
Ideas
but
if
we
do
we
shall
have
to
be
consistent
and
not
go
to
bat
for
fundamental
oppo.sllr-s.
Either
we
believe
that
we
are
free
in
n
real
sense
.
.
.
that
man
stands
indfed
at
the
crossroads
in
tills
mortal
lift
and
the
choices
we
make
are
real
choices.
Or
we
believe
that
nothing
matters
very
much
and
that
human
life
Is
totally
illhisory
and
back
of
what
we
know
is
nfilher
good
nor
evil,
pain
nor
pleasure,
rc-
j
player,
Henry
fills
a
borth
on
!
the
Civic
Centre
Arrows'
roste.-.
He
likes
to
spend
his
spare
tini:'
practicing
basket
shots
with
)N
(
j
football.
Reading
isn't
favor-1
BALLERINA
AHb
DRAPED
SKIRTS
IN
CREPE
AND
ALPINE
NIGHT
DRESSES
and
SLIPS
IN
OUT
SIZES
Jl
ST
WHAT
TIIK
I.
AIMiKK
WOMKV
hi;i:n
v
nis(,
mik
Elaborate
SHEER
BLOUSES
Lace
Trimmed
Sizes
from
12
to
Jo
38
u
LADIES'
RIBBED
VESTS
ANNETTE
urn
WALK
UPSTAIRS
IN
STONE
hTIIj;
!
ite
pastime
with
him
but
ne
iikf-
!
music
and
is
studying
piano
no
I!
FA
I,
'MFIU'V
FI.M.HT
Editor,
Daily
News;
Shortly
after
wrilins;
the
first
letter
regarding
"Mercy"
flignu
I
When
hi.s
schooling
i
ii.,i
i,i
Prince
Huoert.
Hnry
THAT
IS
AN
ambitious
project
which
prominent
Vancouver
business
menliave
in
mind
a
$40,-000,000
scheme
to
carry
natural
pas
from
the
Peace
River
district
to
the
coast,
letting
some
off
at
interior
points
enroute.
It
is
only
one,
although
possibly
the
most
expansive
outside
of
the
making
of
direct
railway
connection
from
the
Peace
River
to
the
coast,
of
many
developments
that
will
be
occurring,
and
possibly
not
so
long
now,
as
the
opening
up
of
Canada's
last
greatest
northwest
materializes.
Nor
do
we
need
to
worry
too
much
in
Prince
Rupert
about
whether
we
or
Vancouver
benefit
the
nost.
There
is
room
for
both
of
us
to
be
sure
and
if
we
continue
the
endeavour
to
work
together
in
the
development
of
the
district,
which
after
all
is
most
directly
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert,
a
port
will
not
and
cannot
be
denied,
we
shall
all
benefit.
So
we
wish
the
Vancouver
men
good
luck
in
their
venture
in
gas.
ALPHABETICAL
SOUP
PASSIONS
still
run
high
and
ALPHABETICAL
the
Second
World
War
didn't
help
any.
Gone
are
the
simpler
days
of
World
War
I
when
KP
was
a
man's
worst
worry.
Now
he
has
to
decide
whether
OD
means
his
uniform
(of
"olive-dral'
complexion)
or
the
officer
of
the
day.
CIC
could
mean
either
counter-intelligence
or
commander
in
chief;
CO
could
mean
conscientious
objector
or
commanding
officer.
Haven't
things
gone
too
far?
Even
to
be
world-minted
today
is
to
be
alphabet-minded.
The
UN
proliferates
into
ITO
and
FAO,
ECOSOC
and
UNESCO.
How
c?n
the
man
in
the
street
(hereafter
known
as
MIS)
give
his
heartfelt
loyalty
to
a
bunch
of
consonants
and
vowels?
Wistfully
we
look
back
to
the
verbal
richness
of
earlier
days
of
wobblies
and
mugwumps,
do-gooders
and
know-nothings.
Well
might
the
MIS
start
a
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
the
Alphabet
(hereafter
not
to
be
known
as
the
SPCA).
1
plans
to
auena
university
Better
English
BV
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
though
a.s
yet
he
isn't
sure
what
from
Mass-tt,
there
was
another
ward
nor
punl(,nmffU
case
of
sickness
here
requiring
1
V,
n
will
ersriuw
in.
In
the
latter
caxe
there
can
be
no
fear.
I
strongly
suspect
that
21
immediate
hospital
treatm?nt.
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this,
H
.8
roule
is
Number
We
got
into
communication
sentence?
'He
said
it
in
ironi
oi
1
which-ukeg
,n
tne
customers
nine
out
of
ten
of
the
people
who
his
lather.
living
on
Park
Avenue,
Eleventh
with
the
Canadian
Paeific
Air
tpU
me
U)ey
d()
n()t
,ear
t,M
fu
2.
What
is
the
correct
pro-
.,.
water
Street.
Beach
Lines
Ltd.
at
Prince
unpen
that
there
Hire
are
convuvced
is
no
future
aiwl.
nunciatlon
of
"brooch?"
'piaee'md
a
lone
block
of
Sec-
They
were
unable
to
state
therefore.
sorry
of
these
words
whether
they
could
come
to
our
3.
Which
one
i0nd
Avenue
Wpst.
j
n(UhinK
l()
b(.
w
is
misspelled?
Opponent,
oppor-
j
.
.
I
assistance
but
would
call
us
up
about
But
to
be
convinced
of
what
J
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
in
an
hour's
time.
As
this
sound
ed
douotful
and
the
case
urg
tunity,
oppoulence.
4.
What
does
the
word
"ef
in
not
true
I
only
like
a
shot
of
'ent,
we
not
Into
communication
menla
morphine
It
doe
not
fulgently"
mean?
Prince
Rupert
Ormcs
D
F.
with
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard
Ser-
a!ter
lm.
a,.t.
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
i
ru
R.
MacKay,
Union
Bay;
DRUGS
BASIL
S.
PRf)CKTFn
with
imp
that
mens
"irrever-
!
rjelziel.
Union
Bay;
O.
Edward-
vice
at
Annette
Island,
AiasKa.
ent?"
Uon
J
L
Kencke,
Prince
The
answer
was.
we
will
call
you
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
!
George;
M.
A.
MacQuartie,
Pre-
In
10
minutes.
In
five
minutes
Answers
SIKH
1
1)
SMARTEN
IT
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
ee
complaints
in
the
paper
T
Semple,
Premier;
m.
we
were
101a
viiai
a
piane
wuuiu
In
the
presence
of!mier;
1.
Say,
be
at
MKsett
in
an
Hours
tune.
Fletcher,
Vancouver;
E.
11
his
father."
2.
Preferred
pro-
1
Vancouver;
J.
S.
It
arrived
and
me
paueiu
was
abHUl
pP!)piP
fr0m
the
prairies
Schweitzer,
STORE
HOURS-WEEK-DAYS
9
AM
10!
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
!
7
P.M.
TO
9PM
nunciatlon
Is
broch,
0
as
in
no.
!
city;
A.
Dixon,
Court-
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
workrn;,
whiie
Prince
Rupert
Monowski,
Smithers;
pital
within
two
hours
of
our
,
arf
mlt
of
w;)fk
3.
Opulence.
4.
Brilliantly;
Parnell.
nev;
F.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hunger,
Stewart;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Crawford,
city.
first
call-
Mrs.
Belinda
Blelnes
writes
I
To
add
to
the
above
immedi-
that
our
own
rhVn
art
taklnv
n
iate
help,
the
U
S.
service
was
back
seat.
What
i
the
matter
radiantly.
)
Pronounce
the
us
as
in
up,
accent
second
syllable).
"The
actress
was
effulgently
lovely.'
Arnold
Bennett.
5.
Impious.
Erne
riseiicv
b:-
Irom
7
pn".
:i
.iii(l
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
0
a
m.
till
C
p
m.
asked
what
the
charge
would
be.
with
them?
Can
they
not
com-
(
Advertise
in
the
L-aily
Newsi
PHONE
81
y-t
S
Hill
a
I
f
I
'I'M
STARVATION
IN
BRITAIN
IS
A
CLEAR
distinction
between
the
expressions
THERE
starvation
and
malnutrition.
To
apply
the
former
to
victims
of
circumstances
in
certain
parts
of
the
world
is
not
trifling
with
the
truth.
It
is
a
stark,
a
literal
fact.
Life
ceases
because
of
lack
of
food
and
for
no
other
reason,
but
to
say
this
happens
in
the
British
Isles
is
highly
questionable.
Nevertheless,
such
a
claim
has
been
seen
in
print
and,
if
It
ever
occurred,
it
must
have
been
due
to
the
fact
of
none
knowing
what
was
going
on.
MalnUti'hion
is
something
else
again.
It
is
common
enough
anywhere,
and
can
be
experienced
in
the
midst
of
prosperity.
People
who
have
spent
months
in
the
Old
Country
and
studied
the
rationing
and
general
food
situation
agree
that
there
is
a
stringency."
Most
people
accept
regular,
if
perhaps
somewhat
monotonous
fare.
But
few,
if
any,
are
overtaken
by
real
hardship.
And
parcels
from
overseas
are!"
of
course,
ever
welcome.
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR.
BEST
RESULTS
i.UlMh
ALL
If..'
ST.
PATRICK'S
DAI
RECORDS
Twa
Only
An
IrMimmr".
Drrjm
"How
Are
Thitu
In
(.Ipii
Mo".
"My
Wild
Irish
It"
"I'll
Take
You
llonre,
Kath11"
"McNamara's
h;ind'
"Hear
Old
llomsil"
'(ialad)
H.iv"
"My
Gir!
An
Iriwli
l.irl
AI.SO
ALBUMS
OF
"Sliiiilirm-k
Melmlii"."
by
Dennis
Day
and
Bine
Cro?
t.
'v
i
v
f
.
W;
Aw.eif
I
VV
nrtMT
nurxvr
trr
PATRICK'S
DAVCA
-
McRAE
BROS.
LIMlfi
For
Prompt
Service
Ca
I
ItfllljJl
IHI
I
IV
v
BERT'S
TRANSFER
&
b
Auto
Logical!
An
old
car
ia
better
than
none.
Rut
having
no
car
is
.
bstter
than
having
one
unsafe
on
the
road.
We
are
equipped
and
staffed
to
check
vcur
car
noint.
hv
noint.
and
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Combined
With
Prince
Uupcrl
Ilollle
Coll-lor
WD
OUR
SONS
INTHENAW
1
rtinn.:
30J
3rd
Ave.
West
Office
Phone:
nine
810
,,nmr
Don't
wait
to
make
necessary
repairs
reliably.
Drive
in
now!
RUPERT
MARINE
M
(J.
CLAl'SF.N
SON)
or
aui
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
E-ieiHXO1'
n
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
TRY
are
opportunities
for
promotion
and
higher
pay.
There
are
PNf
ialized
traden
as
well.
Your
son's
career
in
llie
Navy
will
Iw
eiliM-alioual
as
well
as
exciting.
Ih-'ll
travel
to
foreign
lands
in
dim
new
hhipx
with
modern
equipment.
He'll
gel
plenty
of
sMrlA
and
outiloor
life
.
.
.
and
genermiH
leave
with
pay.
Hut
wherever
your
hoy
goes
with
the
Itoyal
(Canadian
Navy,
holh
you
and
he
will
have
the
nalisfacliotl
of
knowing
that
he
m
serving
hi
conn
try
well
.
.
.
that
he
in
doing
a
man's
joh
in
a
world-famous
uniform.
But
along
ilii
your
pride
you'll
have
I
he
nun
fort
of
knowing
that
your
lad
iscnjowng
a
Itealtliv,
active
and
useful
life.
You'll
know
llnit
lie
Iiuh
a
Meadv
job
with
ample
iii(irtuiiit
y
for
advaiieeinenl
.
.
.
thai
he
is
jietlinir
all
the
inedk-al
and
len(al
care
that
he
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