Prfnre
Ruprrt
Dailp
rectos
Tuesday,
April
12,
194S
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
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The
Alaska
Steamship
Co
vessel
Admiral
Rodman
went
ashore
on
Gibson
Iiianci.
Gren-ville
Channel,
flooding
all
hei
holds.
Little
hope
was
held
that
I
she
could
be
salvaged,
although)
preparations
were
being
made
tfk
rpflnnt"
hpr
'
it
.....
the
J
T
v:i
)
o.
!
A
new
concentrator
at
Anyox
smelter
of
the
Granby
This
keeping
up
with
the
to
deal
with
the
scourge
of
the
Jones
Bill
is
a
tiresome
bust-
common
cold
are
offering
them-ness.
not
only
for
Prince
Ru-
sehos
at
Harvard
University
pert,
but
for
every
other
port
Personally,
we'd
rather
not
In
the
north.
Alaska
does
not
There
Is
a
remedy
but
not
a
like
it
any
more
than
British
cure
and
looking
back
over
the
Columbia.
It's
out
of
place
and
years,
the
admission
is
cheer-out
of
date
and
everyone
is
well
fully
made
that,
whenever
it
aware
of
it
1
was
reckoned
necessary,
the
ser-
vice
was
faithfully
performed
The
American
cruiser
Mil-
!
flrK5
had
It
value.
Treatment
waukee.
used
for
fire
years
by
,
as
never
delayed
and
possibly,
Soviet
Russia
under
lend-lease,
on
occasion,
there
would
be
has
returned
home.
A
sloppy
more
than
was
actually
needed,
ship
wa
she.
Vodka
bottles,
in
that's
another
story.
the
officers
quarters,
couch
j
-
cushiom
worn
out.
Below
decks.
1
10'
Oomnko,
a
wltnei
In
galleys
coated
with
greasy
film
and
reekinff
with
the
odor
of
lhe
Cfcfr
lrlal-
continues
to
be
Co.
was
running
lull
blast,
ac-
i
cording
to
H.
S.
Munroe,
general
manager.
Maximum
capacity
of
the
ore
treating
plant
was
1.250.000
pounds
a
month
MESVS
k-,
snforiw
i
Mtvs
lxi)ll,
'mm
MtV
LRU
""'
intrss
isUle
flsn.
Now.
what
could
have
"refully
guarded
by
the
R.c.
A
number
of
Mongolian
pheasants
were
being
shipped
from
Victoria
for
placement
on
Tor-cher
Island,
where
it
was
hoped
they
would
thrive.
They
had
been
sent
north
at
the
suggestion
of
the
Prince
Rupprt
Rod
and
Gun
Club.
MP.
Gouzenka
must
certainly
.been
behind
all
this?
An
at-
i.
4
-
j
.i
be
"down
In
the
books"
or
pl
i
uriupk
iu
pun
s
oik
vi
arcrpuuu
,
.
at
Washington's
expense
or
just
viet
?"M,awlAn
"idtly
Mos-plain-laziness
and
inefficiency?
'
ffw
llkes
hlm
less.and
less
as
time
goes
on.
Practical
Education
SURVEY
is
being
taken
in
British
Columbia,
A
.
including
Prince
Rupert,
among
representative
citizens,
particularly
those
having
to
do
with
emplojTnent,
to
ascertain
their
views
as
to
what
kind
of
a
job
is
being
done
by
the
schools
of
British
Columbia
in
fitting
out
the
young
people
to
enter
"
the
business
and
industrial
life
of
the
country.
When
it
comes
to
summarizing
the
findings
of
the
survey
it
may
quite
possibly
be
that
there
will
"
be
a
collective
view
indicating
a
tendency
on
the
part
of
the
schools
today
to
be
getting
away
from
the
essentials
and
possibly
putting
a
little
too
much
emphasis'
on
the
frills.
It
is
all
very
well
to
instruct
in
the
enjoyment
of
life.
That
is
a
very
laudable
adjunct
to
the
educational
system.
But
there
can
also
be
a
little
too
much-of
sugar
coating
with
a
lack
of
consideration
of
the
solid
and
primary
purpose
of
education
to
,
fit
the
young
people
practically
.for
the
serious
,'
business
of
life.
After
all,
employers
are
concerned
in
getting
a
reasonable
value
out
of
the
employed.
Employers,
generally
speaking,
are
prepared
to
give
considera-
SPEtlu
MEN'S
Uv,.
ilUITS
JIIIU
.
BEER
NICKEL
IN
NEW
YORK
IN
CANADA
ITS
SAME
No
longer
is
there
any
excuse
for
carrying
around
dust-laden
tonsils.
Five-cent
suds
are
back
at
least
at
the
oasis
known
as
Sam's
Bar
and
Orill'
on
New
York's
St.
Mark's
Place.
Mine
host.
Sa:n
AUlra,
stands
Ul.ii.J
hU
weU-Hiwd
bir
here
huluing
lh
sign
that
teas
the
world
the
good
news.
They're
big
glasses,
too.
A
large
percentage
of
Canadians
received
good
newt
when
the
new
budget
was
announced
by
Hon.
Douglas
Abboott.
Big
reductions
were
made
In
various
taxes
but
no
change
wm
made
In
liquor
taxes.
B0VS'
PVVTv
(Thirty-Five
Vears)
H.
C.
Brewster
and
John
Oliver
addressed
a
meeting
which
packed
the
Westholme
Theatre.
They
illustrated
the
unhealthj
condition
of
provincial
administration
and
described
tlie
government
as
a
"gang
of
political
adventurers."
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
presided.
LAXATIVE
PILLS
Keeat
renar
nith
fiat
cerul
Motion
VW-J
well
oM,U,
SPK1AL
LADIES
snio,
ronatipation
a
senous
trouhk
1
1
hen
rad
this
unsolicited
with
you
assort
tntnl
H
ettr;
Unlike
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Canada's
Finance
Minister
brought
down
a
painless
budget.
He
did
not
have
to-
go
off
by
himself,
bite
his
nails
and
think
hard.
However,
In
a
fiscal
pinch,
the
British
Chancellor
showed
Judgment.
If
austerity
was
to
stny
as
autere
as
ever,
there
was
certainly
no
risk
or
harm
in
seeing
what
could
be
done
with
a
bland
and
blameless
old
friend
called
beer.
The
tax
could
be
lightened
a
little
and
verily,
n
o
Briton
would
protest
Such
a.-concession
could
not,
however,
soften
the
sting
of
disappointment
where
more
substantial
matters
were
concerned.
Yet,
was
It
not
SPECIAL
Jvas
sirk
with
en$ttpmtin.
I
what
-City
Council
Did
mm
The
monthly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
was
held
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
O.
H.
Nelson
was
speaker,
his
subject
being:
"The
New
Prince
Rupert
and
its
rratttrtt
tht
poiM
whrrt
nt
tart
of
pUl
AWprrf.
Then
my
mother
mid
I
thouli
try
K
E
LLOOO'S
ALL-bRAN.
So
1
began
eatint
ALL-BRAN
Approved
a
finance
com-
Received
a
report
from!
1
the
board
of
works
advising
that
I
ml
t
tee
report
of
the
following
!
the
Reserve
Army
will
not
build
city-owned
property
sales,
all
general
traffic
!
a
proposed
rifle
range
on
Sixth
having
been
advertised
and
aold
.
tion
to
the
comlort
of
the
employed
and
to
allow
W.
P.
Hinton
.
.
airy
"oy-
It
i
manager
for
the
Grand
Trunk
'
iwntw
wct
ntt
tv
srmfic.
tat
thir
nui
alu
when
nn
Pacific
and
G.
A.
JJicholl.
indus-
as
lon
ag
u
any
I
competitive
bids
were
received:
something
in
a
dreary
desert
of
Mrs.
Lucien
Kelly,
8
Deaiaurttn
'Urtei,
VuWmc.
Yam,
ten,
Htay
forget
V
tver
hii
asceticism?
trial
commissioner,
arrived
on
from
neinboring
propeny
own-
Lot
12
and
the
east
half
of
lot
the
Prince
Georg
from
Los
ers.
Objection
was
Taised
two
ill,
block
I.
section
1
(First
Av-
jenctipatiOBl
4am
Ut
teck
of
bulk
ti
th
&mt.
Simpl
f
KELLOfJG
weeks
ago
ply
eat
an
ounu
'S
ALL-BHAN
!"r::.R;.5r!!:0'
,!52'
lt'
what
you
were
praying
tor
Angeles
and
left
immediately
for
the
interior
to
be
present
at
a
temporary
linking
up
of
the
rail
line.
tfsily
ttn4
drink
elentv
wstsr
-
them
a
maximum
measure
of
pleasant
living.
But
it
might
as
well
be
admitted
that
the
work
is
the
first
thing.
,
The
schools,
we
would
say,
might
be
doing
a
better
job
in
the
way
of
developing
attitude
of.
dependability,
conscientiousness,
initiative
and
resourcefulness.
Possibly,
the
tendency
toward
paternalism
is
a
litte
too
marked
even
in
the
schools
as
in
other
sphere's.
Political
thought
and
economic
conditions
durintr
recent
vears
havp
arrpntprl
th
ALL-H
KAN
iaiksf
a
purgntier
but
bvrasom
rrf
uiating
rreL
Eat
as
:
cereal
or
in
niu&ns
for
cotistiua-
i
.
-w
.
uijonly
a
few
weeks
ago
M
yOu
...
On
reccommendation
of
j
lot
11,
block
I,
section
1.
to
w.pushe(j
thM
Jong-handled
shov-the
board
of
works
decided
tojKuaik
lor
$525,
both
sales
ub-
ej
into
snowbanks
tsnl
It?
test
a
former
A.R.P.
siren
on
top.
Ject
to
ex-servicemen's
50
pep-1
aome
people
are
never
satts-of
the
Besner
Block
to
decide;
cent
rebate.
Lot
9,
block
ll.'fsed.
WOBBLY
TAKE-OFF
Many
long
-
winged,
short-legged
birds
need
room
for
a
its
feasibility
for
use
as
a
curfew
section
1
(First
Avenue,
to.
orm
rviief.
if
after
nn
a
pa
ksf
you
arc
not
compirtriy
aatislied,
tH
iouUe
your
money
back
as
fuaran-Ud
oa
the
package.
Get
aVui-ious
ALL-BHAN
fron
yoar
groeer
U
aay.
Maoe
mj
KaUogg't
of
LasW
0taht
take-off
like
an
airplace
before
warning.
Volunteers
willing
to
be
ex
H.
O.
Helgerson
Ltd.
on
behalf
iof
John
Roach,
for
$500.
perimented
on
in
the
campaign
they
can
get
tip
into
the
air.
drift
toward
snrh
a
tpnHpnpv
Tf
nrorfo
o
vi
,
.
.
Granted
permission
for
the
I.O.D.E.
to
hold
a
tag
day
on
downtown
street
on
October
1.
.
"
r
BLACKHEADS
so
suiekly
br
tffixt
method
tht
di
lenge
to
the
job
of
education
and
it
is
a
challenge
to
which
education
should
rise.
Ufim
ir
Isw
sohrc
tbem.
Gt
two
oune
of
perttxios
surds
trass
yof:
Srsrcitt,
smlr
with
s
i
kot.
rt
cloth
scntly
orsr
tb
blsrlrhwrii
'
!
as
rM
frlU
w4r
vssr
lhr
ksrt
snasa
...
Approved
a
report
of
the
S
toy
vf.of
J
'
licensing.
committee
Tjrantinai
the
following
trade
licenses:!
ontfcuiffti
onl
18
Wy
1
McRAE
m
Stanley
G.
Olson,
marine
repairs;
K.
Wilmot,
retail
stamps
and
supplies;
,
W.
R.
Thaln.
automobile
repairs;
E.
Beil,
taxi-operator
(transfer
of
existing
licenser.
T
ENGLISH
PUNCTUATION
The
colon
and
semicolon
w-.
c
first
used
in
English
punctuation
in
the
16th
century.
Prince
Rupert's
Finest
Eating
Place
BROADWAY
CAFE
BEST
FOOD
BEST
COOKING
,
1
.
,A
PRESIDENTIAL
INDISCRETION
EVEN
the
elected
head
of
a
great
nation
may
become
so
vexd
he
will
make
a
remark
entirely
unbecoming
to
himself,
personally,
and
to
his
dig
nity
and
exalted
office
officially
There
was,
for
example,
President
Truman
when
he
addressed
a
select
little
dinner
honoring
reserve
officers
'
and
their
'
wives
at
Arlington
in
Virginia.
m
m
It
seems
the
President's
aid-de-camp,
Maj.-General
Vaughan,
is
a
highly
esteemed
old
crony
of
CHIROPRi
John
F.
L.
Hurfin
21-23
Besn?'
Phsne
BUI
Apswntmj
iHi.-'M
in
i
i
ill
i
t
i
i
i
1
1
ii
if
ii
fnniii
m
i
ri
cnin
ta
t
i
ui
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un.iWf
to
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Just
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in
division
availaWi
vunuvi
ucv
MX.
ca
1
V
1U1
LllC
newspaper
columnist,
Drew
Pearson,
who
has
been
trying
to
see
the
General
fired.
,
"Any
-
who
thinks
I
can
be
made
dismiss
him
has
another
think
coming,"
the
President
is
rep'orted
to
have
declared
at
the
dinner.
.
Public
reaction
to
what
was
a
forceful
description
ranged
from
shocked
silence
to
murmers
of
amusement.
It
went
all
over
the
country.
Said
one
erudite
publisher
with
an
instanct
for
brevity:
.
'
It
was
an
abbreviated
vulgarity."
Well,
it
at
Ueast
leaves
something
to
the
imagination.
Even,
the
clergy
felt
disposed
to
show
ref
resh-f
.
ing
candor.
One
sent
this
from
Colorado:
"-
"I've
said
it
myself
."
"And
so
it
went
......
And
another
publicity
man
wrote:
"We
cannot
quarrel
with
the
sentiment,
but
we
do
wish
he
had
not
sounded
so
much
like
a
cavalry
sergeant."
(
hmre
vif
I'1'
hl
nrires.
N
"1
Easter
Sunday
P
more
ffhan
D'd
flrustf
raysclff"
The
bank's
the
place
for
my
money.
I
always
put
part
of
my
pay
into
my
bank
account
otherwise
it
burns
a
hole
in
my
pocket.
I
guess
I
trust
the
bank
more
than
I
trust
myself!
I
figure
that's
one
reason
why
my
savings
have
been
building
up
the
way
they
have.
'
Another
reason
I'm
sold
on
a
bank
account
is
that
I
always
know
just
where
I
stand.
All
I
have
to
do
is
take
a
look
at
my
pass-book.
They're
a
lot
bejtter
bookkeepers
than
I
am.
What's
more,
what's
in
my
pass-book
is
my
business,
and
I
can
count
on
the
bank
people
to
keep
their
mouths
shut
about
it.
And
that
suits
me
just
fine
!
Place
your
rest
now
with
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WE
WILL
FEATURE
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;
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