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Ruprrt
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Hftus
Vf.j&Jav.
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to
20
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EDUCATION
1
4a
tnva3w
ars-v-
Bewvr:r
devrted
to
?s
upbm'-Site
trf
Prtnf
Sv.pm
ail
'flrcauc:ri
onsr.prwsr.e
ntirtiMTi
and
cvsnai
Bniish
Columbia
(Aiit'rwrf
a
Second
C!se
U:l.
Pert
Offir
Dnuumt,
Oium
Wna
Ruptrt
Dli
Hrwt
Ltd-.
Srd
Amii.
Prince
Rupert.
Bmtab
Coiumbu.
O
V
HCVTHL
Muuetne
Editor.
B.
O
PERRY.
Minaflng
Director.
MEMEKK
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATTDn
BCREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
KFWSPAPFR
AK-WIATION
ECBSCRIPTION
PATES
Tune
In
to
Mott.
:li
Tues.
:1J
MRS.
PAULSON
"
L.O.B.A.
HEAD
rirctrtf
Worthr
Mb.tres
at
Meeting
Last
Week
Mrs.
H.
Paulaon
has
been
elected
worthy
mi&lread
of
the
Ladles'
Orrniff
Bmrmtmt
Association
for
the
ensuing
year,
her
eieciion
taking
place
at
the
regular
meeting
on
Thursday
with
Mrs.
Vic
Menrie
In
chart
of
the
vouDft.
The
u-uiig
ala
made
pl&nc
for
a
Christmas
Tre
to
be
held
Derfmbrr
21.
The
olttcrs
for
the
year
are
as
follows:
-')'
Carrwr.
Pr
-
30t.
Prr
Moriih.
Tic:
Per
Yw.
M
00.
lC'
"J
Member
of
the
pajael
x&
U;
A.
M
Hrt.
Modemtwr
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t
A
a
1
Z1"
the
srhol
This
nolle
i.
puoiihed
m
k'?.
)
i
Worthy
Mistress,
Mrs.
H.
Paul-f
son.
Deputy
MiffLre.
Mrs.
B.
T.
'
Way.
Junior
Deputy
Muuvm.
Mr
i.
St.
Carr.
Chaplin,
Mrs.
M.
Vienck.
Recording
Secreuiry,
Mrs.
W.
I
usDaeDrosJ
THEY
and
A
SON
Princess
Elizabeth
Prince
Philip.
Deo
Von.
Financial
Seemary.
Mrs
A.
Lund.
Treaaurer.
Mr.
M.
MeUeod.
Guardian.
Mra.
1.
P.
Metier.
Director
of
Ceremonm.
Mrv
Vaa
Horn.
FVrt
Lecturer.
Mrs.
V.
W1U-
diieatioii
i
MATRON'S
rrR.VITURS
REPAIRS
PUsUc
Materiaia
DunJoUio
Mattresses
Draoea
run-in.
i
m
j
3
m
Mis.
V.
Z.
JOSEPH
cm
LI.
i
Second
Lecturer.
'Morrison.
'oontrfbult
to
peace
bet
rhtT
car.
only
do
so
insofar
as
adutt
-
;
0.
ft
.
-
y
,
inner
GuArd.
Mrs.
Mulder.
'
tM
RnMi.
Outer
Guard.
Mr
D.
T.ylor
'
Srctmd-Hand
Purnit
Je
i
r
Education
Week
Here
"
THIS
IS
Canadian
Education
Week.
During
the
I
week
special
attention
of
the
public
i.
to
be
directed
to
the
problems
of
one
of
the
nation's
most
......
vital
activities
Education
the
preparation
of
our
greatest
asset,
our
children
and
our
youth,
to
assume
their
places
competently
in
the
affairs
of
society
with
its
many
aspects
and
areas.
What
we
make
of
our
children
today
maypositively
be
said
to
determine
the
state
of
the
nation
and
the
world
.
tomorrow.
Education,
therefore,
i?
something-
with
which
it
will
behoove
each
and
everyone
of
us
to
co-ojerate
in
full
degree
some
way
or
another.
Education
is
something:
in
which
even-
one
of
us
can
and
should
take
a
contributing
hand
not
only
the
parent
and
the
children
who,
of
course,
have
a
direct
responsibility
but
thoe
other
people
who
have
for
some
reason
or
another
failed
to
accomplish
life
full
natural
aim
and
purpose
of
perpetuating
the
race
ami
having
children
of
their
own.
One
of
the
poorest
attitudes
of
citizenship
is
that,
because
any
of
us
should
have
no
children
of
our
own,
it
is
a
reason
why
we
should
assume
no
responsibility
for
the
others.
Fortunately,
although
the
process
may
be
slow,
the
authorities
are
getting
away
from
that
idea.
Every
good
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert
married
or
single,
child-laden
or
childless
ha
a
direct
interest
in
the
education
system
and
the
schools
and
should
exercise
that
interest
Here
in
Prince
Rupert
educational
problems
have
become,
perhaps.
.
more
acute
than
anvwhere
else
in
the
country.
We
.....
lack
many
things
in
the
way
of
public
utilities
in
Prince
Rupert
Our
streets
are
poor,
our
sewers
are
breaking
down,
our
telephone
system'
is
inadequate.
These
are
only
a
few
of
the
many
things
that
-
are
calling
upon
our
financial
resources
as
a
com-:';
m
unity
to
meet
More
important
than
them
all
it
tl
might
w
ith
some
justification
be
said,
are
the
school
facilities
and.
sad
to
relate,
today
finds
them
matching
the
ret
in
condition
of
inadequacy.
So,
in
this
-
Education
Week,
it
might
be
appropriate
that
we
resolve
ourselves
with
ail
the
resources
at
our
com-
mand,
to
co-operate
in
every
way
possible
with
the
.
.
'
Phone
Blue
t
PO
Box
Si
LducationJeett
follows
we0
the
HUUilhlBrfit
,
a
so
closely
on
Rernembranee
rtawwr.
adipuue
ud
taiei-
Day
that
it
might
not
be
ligent.
ready
to
serve
ia
pce
amiss
to
link
the
two
in
"r-
w"
must
ui?
lor
OUr
thourMv
frr-ciom
lor
nveo
ai
not
bom
HAXI)
SM
Second
Avenue
PRIVCB
RUPERT.
BC.
HOME
!
.
is
.
Wide.
Mr.
C.
M
Mclntyre.
and
Mrs.
P.
Barber,
f
Sick
Committee,
Bact
side)
Mrs.
J
P.
MuUer
aad
Mrs.
O.
!
Anderson;
iWest
side).
Mrs.
C.
Smith
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
Kvans.
We
hae
i
u
s
t
raid
a
PRINCE
UUPKRT
I
tremendous
price
in
Jives
and
BOTTLE-
COM.F.CTOa
BuodiniJ
t
BJt
-
J
n
1
1
dollars
to
protect
our
demo
cratic
way
of
life.
We
hare
paid
PHOJtB
RED
751
;
:
Ml
TlH,
tMtkf
NewW!
Clasined
AneertlsJug
?a?s
COST
OP
LIVING
Canada's
cost
-
-
living
Index
rose
seven-tenths
of
a
point
during
September
to
reich
159
C
at
Oct.
1.
according
to
official
government
figures
released
today.
This
grtpii
indicate
the
rise
since
1946.
GEORGE
L
ROPJE
tcr,
PO
BJ
City
Merchant
tee.
They
achieve
freecUm
Men
can
ooiy
be
free
in
a
cooperative
society.
.
Nothing
worthwhile
is
attained
without
some
cost,
albeit
the
result
are
not
always
m
dir-rec
proportiou.
Our
war
effort
was
tremendous.
Are
we
read
to
make
etwi
a
small
effort
for
peace?
Do
we
realise
oar
obligation
to
the
young
folks
now
ia
school
When
the
educational
system
Is
poor
the
child
is
cot
the
only
one
to
lose;
the
cJuuirr.umiT
loses
and
the
nation
loses.
We
can
hae
the
kind
of
schools
we
want
if
we
are
willing
to
invest
in
education.
Our
this
price
willing!?
so
that
our
children
might
live
in
peace
and
with
equality
of
opportunity
for
self-fuifiilment.
During
th?
war
years
it
was
necessary
and
in
en
table
that
we
postpone,
or
maybe
neglect,
great
many
things
at
home.
Xow
we
are
faced
with
the
t.k
of
catching
up.
The
time
lag
has
made
our
schools
inadequate
and
on
top
of
this
wt
are
FOR
iiluMiUiQ
AQverog
Pays'
CAUrf
Ctty
merchanu
arc
aitea
j
,n
future
to
have
copy
tor
tl
t
dispiay
advertwenients
mt
1
the
Daily
Sews
office
bp
j
p.m
of
th
day
previous
ts
!
thnr
publication.
.
Publie
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
turome
Tax
Retnrna
CompfX
Besner
Block
Phone
SX7
PAPER
HANGrNO
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shade,
Style
and
0:r
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLOS
155
h
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
,
faced
with
those
economic
prob
31.
J.
?j
A:l
W
rt
lems,
social
disseniioriS
and
the
like,
which
follow
ever?
wa.".
as
j
eood
as
the
The
children
will
not
stop
grow-
choois
will
be
Thi
oo-openattoa
will
reaOy
aast
the
mechanical
department
ia
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
tut
publication.
Rw
E,
3IORTIMER
324
2nd
Are.
iNaar
CFPR
MAPXASE
ing
while
we
procrastinate.
Th
itadersiiip
we,
a4
dult&,
gKe
schools
are
working
overtimtj"1
people
must
decide.
trj-ing
to
nv?et
the
situation.
"
contending
w-iA
overcrowded
i
DENTIST
SCITE
5.
SMITH
BLOCK
0TOI
Is
Xet
Phnne
"65
PO.
Box
140!
!
RCMM
18.
STOI
ciassrooms
and
obsoe
buiid-
fc?s.
v
It
is
.
fcurtsn
tature
to
overlook
the
value
of
an
established
institution.
The
sthoos
PIASO
TBCKNIC1AN
Tuninc.
Voklci
and
Repair
v
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
BLACK
75
,
972.10th
East
BLU
PO
i
iiiiwi-
y
-
.
si
.
m
Aim
far
fwtV'
have
been
over
looked.
During
the
war
years
thf
schools
made
a
grand
cor.tri-toution
to
the
war
effort,
this
over
and
above
theu-
regular
ro'ie.
It
might
be
well
to
mention
a
few
of
these.
The
school
gave
a
large
number
of
teachrr
to
the
armed
forces,
they
provided
trained
officers
and
?te-cialists,
established
vca.ion4iI
courses,
distributed
ration
books,
collected
scrap,
so'.d
war
bonds
and
stamps,
provided
headquarters
for
civil
defence
and
throcah
the
Junior
Red
Cross
gave
thous-
m4
U
Barrlaf
tkt
Fbbertea
loduiti
Well.
(P.R.)
Ltr.
tartar.
Labrtnaf,
Wrlrhlne
local
educational
authorities
in
their
big
task
of
finding
ways
and
means
of
improving
those
facili-
ties.
Fortunately,
definite
steps
are
being
taken
with
that
end
m
view.
A
building
program
is
being
initiated
by
our
board
of
school
trustees
who
realize
that,
under
present
conditions,
it
is
an
extremely
difficult
undertaking
to
do
a
real
good
job
of
education
here.
.
Wt
will
be
hearing
a
lot
of
generalities
and
:
preaching
and
criticism,
constructive
and
otherwise,
as
Education
Week
proceeds.
If
thereby
a
full
measure
of
attention
is
focussed
on
the
problems
and
difficulties
of
Education
and
each
citizen
comes
to
learn
that
there
is
some
contribution
he
or
she
can
make
towards
their
solution
and
resolves
to
do
it
the
campaign,
which
we
heartily
commend
-
today
to
the
attention
and
support
of
all
will
be
well
worthwhile.
0
TWO
OUTSTANDING
EVENTS
TWO.
HUMAN
interest
biographical
events
occu-I
jy
tiK
news
limelight
today
to
the
exclusion
even
...Z
of
portentious
happenings
in
the
tense
interna-
tional
scene.
mac
seal
GREEk
t
BkiD
f
i'
From
Che
ands
of
hours
in
many
aclivi
-,
ties.
These
things
should
be
rt-
membered.
j
Now
the
schools
are
ready
to
irt-me
ytfem
to
C
ntrK-!r"
KMr
Samline
Spernll)
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
ffwne
REH
not
the
top
'4
He
n
Oanl
lartol
iunUtr.
mvcl
ariHitMl.
Pnace
Kuyrrt
H.
Brady.
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
G.
Lasette,
Queen
Charlotte
City;
James
Crawford.
Vancouver;
Arnold
HU1.
Vancouver;
G.
Crane.
Vancouver:
H.
Kerr.
Massett;
T.
Cambria,
Winnipeg:
D.
Askey.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
D.
McGeachy.
Duncan:
Mrs.
C.
Morris.
Smithers:
Mrs.
E.
M.
Malloney.
Port
Clements:
E.
H-
L.
Attree,
Victoria:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Kerr,
Terrace.
uu
GAS
PUMP
ATTKMAN
o
o
b
.LUBRICATION
MEN
CAR
WASI.EKS
ApplicanU
must
apply
in
pt.wb
Main
Office,
170
Third
Awnuf
in
v
Tht
pavilions
will
be
fUied
tv'S
Canada
s
great
prime
minister,
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
has
today
given
over
the
mantle
he
graced
so
many
vears--more
years
than
1
.
anX
other
Prime
Minister
in
the
history
of
the
Brit-ish
Commonwealth.
All
Canada
might
join
in
sincere
ami
heartfelt
tribute
to
Mr.
King,
acknow
-"edging
his
long
and
distinguished
service.
It
would
not
be
fitting
if
we
did
not
subscribe
to
the
good
wishes
for
his
continued
health
and
happi-r
cess
m
a
fuither
measure
of
years
to
enjoy
the
ret
and
relaxation
which
he
so
richly
deserve
History
frill
evaluate
Mr.
King
as
one
of
Canada's,
if
not
the
Commonwealth's,
great
statesmen,
and
the
greatest
.
.
.
of
all
his
accomplishments
has
been
the
unity
which
he
preserved
in
this
Dominion
during
davs
of
both
tranquility
and
stress
at
home
and
abroad.
-
Other
notable
event
to
he
recorded
today
wa
the
birth
last
night
at
Buckingham
Palace
of'
a
son
to
the
heiress-presumptive
of
the
British
Throne.
Princess
Elizabeth,-
a
first
grandchild
to.
the
King
-
;
ana
Queen
a
royal
child
who
now
comes
second
m
line
to
the
British
Throne.
People
of
Britain
re-
.
loice
and
in
that
rejoicing
people
of
Canada
join
-
for
they
regard
this
child
a?
theirs,
a
posseive
sentiment
that
even
the
independence
which
we
have
achieved
as
a
nation
does
not
dull
To
the
royal
child
Canadians
all
will
wish
health
and
happiness
and
that
he
will
he
imbued
in
the
course
of
time
with
the
capability
and
strength
to
meet
the
stirring
tasks
and
events
that
must
of
needs
attend
"his
career
in
ever-chanrfnjr
and
fast-moving
times.
tHl
Biess
him
and
his
royal
mother
!
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
P.
B.
Wxd-Johnson.
Dr.
C.
Onr.iston,
Mrs.
i.
Brown.
To
Port
Hardy
G,
Hunt.
S.
Hunt.
Miss
R.
Sampson,
Miss
V.
Hunt.
J.
Alexander.
Mr.
Anderson.
To
Sandspit
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Leslie.
S.
Hunt.
From
Vancouver
J.
Pallister.
N.
Desluck,
G.
Robinson,
g'
Crane.
From
SandspitMr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Lasette.
S.
Young.
moved
wp.
He
learnnl
a
lot
aUotit
hauling,
about
Giatla,
utMMif
K-ople.
He
i
t
ill
linihifi;;,
afiH
reaming
a
jnli'
v
hi
!i
is
m
....
nrafitrc!
in
a
lay
.
.
.
or
a
jear.
He
lias
learned,
foe
instance,
tliat
in
making
Imuhs.
a
hank
manager
nniM
salifjr
hrmclf
that
the
hfrrwer
would
merit
yur
onfiih
ncc
if
jcmi
ere
lemlin
yttur
mm
immer.
At
the
same
time
lie
t-I-ome
oport
unities
'..In
tit
money
to
work.
Ixtaivs
are
part
of
hit
hiifcinetft,
and
an
important
wee
of
revenue.
They
help
people
pet
along,
kelp
btiild
a
profeperouK,
prtpre,!ir
natiom.
Contrast
his
freedom
of
udgment
with
conditions
in
lands
where
freedom
is
denied
where
every
bank
is
a
political
tool,
every
hnker
a
State
official!
Stale
monopoly
of
.
hanking,
proposed
by
Socialists
here,
wowM
open
yevr
bonk'mg
rramoctions
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F.
J.
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Vancouver
electrical
engineer,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Camosun
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last
from
IP
3
evening
bound
north
for
City
lire
department
answer-'
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false
alarms
Sunday
after-l1
noon
and
evening
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
plant
at
Seal
Cove.
Short
eir-
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cuiUnj
of
a
new
fire
alarm
1
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Is
believed
to
have
caused
the
alarms.
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car
delivery
aerrtce
from
m
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p
Alice
Arm
on
business
in
con
nection
with
installations
at
the
Torbrit
mine
which
is
about
to
start
production.
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