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MrAFFE
CHOICE
I
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Ptnce
Rupert
Daflp
rectos
Thursday,
April
28.
1949
(Continued
from
Page
1)
taken
an
interest
in
political
ANNOUNCEMENT
.
A
Spot
of
Cowmen.
C
BALED
TENDERS
suldreswd
to
the1
J
undersigned
and
endorsed
"Ten-
i
An
tnSepecdret
dally
uewmspw
oTotc
to
dt
upbuilding
of
Price
Rupert
Dd
aii
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
Britten
Columbia
lAut&oruied
aa
Second
Class
kl&U.
Poet
Offl
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
eTer
afternoon
except
Sunday
bv
Prtnee
Rupert
Dally
New
Ltd..'
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
Brltlah
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
MEUBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRFSS
--
AtDTT
BtTREATJ
OP
CIRCTJLATION8
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
,
rrnrtTirrTrtW
Dim
Jl':
by
Wallace
THE
NEW
POWER
Scientists
tell
us
that
r.o
form
'
A
by-product,
intense
heat,
cai
Formerly
O.
D.
Haugen
Grocery
der
for
Wharf
Repairs.
Stewart.
B
C.
.
will
be
received
until
3:00
pm.
I
ED.
:
S.T.t,
Wednesday.
May
18.
1949.
Jor
'
harf
repairs
at
Stewart.
B.C.
j
Pians.
lorm
of
contract
and
specifi-
j
cation
can
be
seen
and
forms
of
ten-
j
affairs
as
he
considered
all
thinking
citizens
should.
TherJjI
had
.in
the
past,
been
reasons
jjj
why
he
was
unable
to
accept
i
nomination
for
office,
and
son;.iJ
had
been
personal.
But
there
J
",
had
been
developing
for
me
J
time
certain
changes
in
public
j
matters,
the
significance
of
j
J
which
had
possibly
been
left
un-l
UK?
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Year.
$8
00.
n3B:&jlte
is
now
in
position
to
offer
prompt
'
efficient
service
to
its
cush.m
By
Mall.
Per
Month.
SOc;
Per
Year,
$5.00
energy
that
has
been
con-
be
used
for
Uie
generation
u.
der
obtained
at
the
office
of
the
Qj
v.
.t
CnuinM.r
Hpntirtnifnl
nf
Pub-
--""VI
5.
None
Steam
but
that
is
tne
oia
ami
lit
works.
Ottawa,
at
the
office
of
i
verted
into
power
is
new.
inefficient
way
and
the
District
Ensmeer.
Post
Office
:
uvr
(.rPatfd
hv
man
A'l
ovist.
relaliveiV
GROCERIES
FRESH
MEATS
prod
X-
discover-i
does
not
greatly
benefit
from
Rupert.
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
bc.
J
ed
in
the
same
sense
that
a
the
direct
atomic
energy.
note:
upon
application
w
''f
ntw
comment
or
wan
was
dU-i
The
perfection
of
such
a
"Scauon
covered
by
exoioration.
Mechanical
worder
if
fifteen
needed
or
neglected
too
long.
The
situation
had
come
to
the
point
where,
unless
there
was
a
more
live
and
acUve
realiza-
Free
k
Phone
Red
411
NA
P.
BAKER
8G9
Sixth
Ave.
E.
114
of
the
work
on
deposit
oi
a
sum;
Rll,
man's
meenuitv
riirf
rtp.ivears
away,
we
are
told.
ScieiV
tion
of
these
trends,
IICIIUS,
OI
British
111511
OA.
i.
R.
Y(j
'
"
-
.,,
.
,h.
tnrn,
of
a
certllll
.
i
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
vise
the
mechanical
means
ofitisu
have
resoivea
u.c
i-";umbia
might
find
hersell'
facing
jJw
of
the
Minister
oi
t-uonc
nurss.
i
converting
uie
various
iorms
oi
;
into
ucvciuh""'
a
socialist
government
Skeen.i
trbiJe-prmJ6'
spctneon
dormant
energy
into
useful
pow-i
from
the
new
theories-tech-j
and
pHnce
Rupm
are
ed
and
seconded
by
D.
C.
Stev-
within
a
month
from
the
date
ol
er.
Wlinout
tnese
OeVlCes
tncnique?
mat
wic
r..Su.rti
sen
ted
both
in
Ottawa
nnri
Vin
'.,,,
nnA
r-rf.
..
reception
of
tenders,
if
not
returned
energv
Wiis
ComDarative!v
us-1
Droject
into
new
machines
to
j
,
.
.
.
,.
..J.
'
iin
that
that
period
period
the
deposit
win
4
-
il.'u.
,k.
.anlral
means
I
1
"v'
MK
'
""uivru.
i.ai
we
reanirm
wlthui
less,
at
least
to
man.
be
forfeited.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
un-i
.
.
...
....
nrinud
forms
suDDlied
.
I
1
7
finuino-
.m
-1
pafly-
"me
to
wake
the
principles
of
coalition
en-0f
producing
"Jn
upland
provide
opposition
while'
dorsed
at
the
last
meeUng
and
der
control
in
a
safe
and
usable
,
Ithat
The
first
machines
were
simple,
designed
to
augment
the
only
by
the
Department
and
In
accordance
.
v
-
-
1.1
1X
WIT
AUUlUtC
iltLlVlLifS
that
of
the
form.
Mr.
McAfee
was
aware
through
nf
mir
rnalit.lnn
rnmmitto
In
with
conditions
set
forth
therein.
energy
then
known-
i
lUomrhlla
nhvt
r
t.
enlnppr
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
"
v1-
i
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
MEN'S
SWEATERS-J
flesh.
The
-
lever;
the
inclined
.
..
,
line
fact
of
his
nomination,
of
their
efforts
tn
arrange
for
an'
by
a
CfrtlliM
cneque
on
m..
J
,
Aa,
ih.
mr-ien.
bank
m
Canada,
payable
to
the
order
plane;
the
wheel
and
axle;
these;
"u
the
gr.al
Uusl
reposeJ
in
hlm
oDen.harmonious
and
non-con
.
k.
umnnnhp
the
Minister
(ji
;
.j
.
.
ticta
warning
Are
we
rcauv
iui
.
.
.
.
oiS
selection,
at
reai
tions
f
rum
.
j5
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR.
A
Greater
Commonwealth
IN
THE
INDEPENDENCE
of
its
completely
onomous
and
separated
parts,
the
Commonwealth
of
Nations
is,
evidently,
as
strongly
solidified
as
ever.
It
was
a
stirring
incident
last
night
in
London
when
the
eight
nations,
assembled
in
conference,
by
their
own
free
will
and
accord,
reunited
themselves
in
the
new
"Commonwealth
of
.Nations"
"with
a
common
King.
Paradoxical
political
phenomenon,
this
was
an
event
of
historic
significance,
a
manifestation
of
the
power
of
free
sentiment
and
honored
tradition,
a
tribute
to
the
statesmanship
of
the
men
who
brought
it
about.
And
most
notable
and
gratifying
of
all
is
this
free
decision
of
the
Republic
of
India
to
remain
within
the
Commonwealth
of
Nations.
The
spirit
of
the
British,
even
though
the
name
may
now
be
dropped,
goes
on
as
gloriously
and
strongly
as
ever
in
this
history
in
the
making,
this
grand
demonstration
of
developing
democracy
in
practical
form.
v
Not
in
coercion
or
authority
but
in
freedom
and
independence
has
the
path
to
amity
and
peace
been
found.
I
ana
uieir
coniuiiiauuiis
mcreasea
an
aamiltea
ne
could
not
but
tentious
,
,w
,
w
,
eoual
to
10
per
cent
.
coalition
convention.
of
the
amount
of
the
tender,
or
the
power
results
that
man
could
I
u
new
ato..
oBc.
.
,
question
his
capacity
to
be
equal
Resolved
Further:
That
we
ad
I
binations;
all
an
Sb
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
of
nKtiin
from
his
own
muscular
!
tist
in
me
man..
r...-
.
0ril)linn
..
.
.
.,.,..:
u.a!
.m
,
.
j
r
(K
rinftiil.n
National
t
.
:
mT-,I
TV.
ntr-.
l---.
rr-r-
i-i
In'
"
'
-
wi
vi
i
crwi
an
a
ijn'a
i
i
j
n
n
ri'fFHT
ferized
;
all
siies,
$i.o
Railway
company
and
its
consmu-
energy.
,
p
i-ov.,
4
"
"
hi'e
opportunist
to
assure
the
of
this
constituency
who
oppose
r:";:
Ory
.d
erent;
Tyman
n?er
hf
'8
C.C.F.
principles
to
give
their
ut-
or
me
jjwti
y
aa
uom.
jilt
vicuaui,
r.i..
i
uu
uiii
vu
tne
ui,-
most
support
to
tne
seiecuon
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
and
secretly
wor-
is
confused
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certi-
0Xj
horse
and
dog
were
domestl-fled
if
required
to
make
up
cheque
d
,
to
8ervtce.
an
odd
amount.
:
c.
Ri)(.
fttt-arptlM
nf
pnerirv
nthpr
most
of
his
abilities
to
end
and
election
'
of
the
best
mar.
that
his
services
would
be
to-
proposed
at
the
forthcoming
ward
the
greatest
giod
for
the
coalition
convention
regardless
j
ried.
To
him
it
is
much
more
than
"
m'
a
matter
of
having
a
super-
j.
soukrvbx.
!than
that
of
thc
nesn
"
dawnedjust
"
greatest
number.
I
ul
0f
uartv
H""'
affiliation.
amuauuu.
r.,rerfii!
noclcet
il7e
motor
BC-
w
ly.
The
physical
use
ot
The
forty
delegates
to
the
George
L.
Rorie
was
secretary,
a37
I
J
j
n.n.rimmt
of
Public
Works.
:
Slow
NOW
MEN'S
PANTS
-
Se,,
and
dress;
biK
v
a
r
i
I
rhoose
from.
Bst
sivj
fittin5,
at
rel
rf,ii
From
$4.2:
,
MEN'S
FINE
WORj
Sl'ITS-All-wodl,
sini
double-breasted;
pnij
NOW
HOYS'
SWEATERS-
eclion
at
real
teili
(It)
ora
v
Ottawa.
April
23,
!
nation,
nre
ana
water
was
-
.
4
i
convention
wui
be
Dr.
R.
o.
with
Mrs.
P.
M.
Ray.
assistant.
!
commonplace,
for
thousands
of
'-""'c
"la'
w
'Laige,
W.
D.
lAmbie,
George
L.
Kla
1
-
,Rorie
Mrs
0
L
Rorie
MrJ
p
POWER
OF
DESTRUCTION
j
M.
Ray,
James
Bremner,
Dr.
J.
P.
It
is
the
conviction
that,
re-
,
Cade,
Percy
Cameron,
J.
T.
Har-gardless
of
how
fast
the
new
j
vey,
Mrs.
Harvey,
A.
E.
Smith,
ill
1
years
without
premonition
of
,
their
potential
power,
j
Through
the
centuries,
the
;
means
of
mechanically
multi.
BABY'S
rrom
1
i
..j
u
nnirpr
ic
Hpvplnnpr)
f
nr
npnrp-
'
riarrta
rnaa
xr
o
if,,
a
..
....
i
i
i
v
1
1
;
1
1
1
r
Kiiiiutii
iNiUtrr
siiun
r
"
...vt-vy
-
-
i
mvwe,.
w
c
a.
y
.
iv.
iit;nicj.
v.t.ALr,u
it.nut.ttsy
aaaressea
to
tne
r
"
1
i
.
.
,
.
.
v
Wf
mm
a
r
I
O
,,r,H..rC,0
e-D
urp
fnitprinoiv
rtpvpintvrt
TTah
time
Dursuits.
its
destructive
ae-
Alex
MacKenzie.
Hueh
MiirKpn.
IIPnFT
YifiMArH
BOYS'
LONG
PANT
i
made,
good
fitting;
der
Jor
WhrI
Hptacement.
Ruskin.
new
development
added
to
the
velopment
will
outpace
it
worsteds
and
all-W
lE.D.S.T.-,
Wednesday.
May
18.
1949
It
Is
the
query:
j
C.
H.
Elkins,
Mrs.
Elkins,
S.
C.J
"Can
the
world--every
element
Elkins,
Mrs.
S.
C.
Elkins.
R
E.
j
j
sites.
From
KNITTING
WOO
for
wharf
replacement
at
Ruskin.
knowledge
and
hastened
the
rvl--
.
.
a
i
i
i
t
.
i
.
.
:
1
1
i
.
.
1
i
.
U
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J
..
.....
.
.
11
f..-
'
quality;
beautiful
tol4
Plana
form
of
contract
and
speciH-
sip.
nua
eacn
Drougni
JIS
OI
nauoiiiiiisiii
in
ii
icsist
inc
urnauu,
nguueu,
ni
jwui-
cauon
can
be
seen
and
forms
of
ten-
store
of
trouble
with
the
good,
temptation
to
pull
the
trigger?
gan,
H.
Marchant,
J.
S.
Wilson,
der
obtained
at
the
office
of
the
Today's
developments
come
so
Can
the
prospect
of
world
domi-
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Hugh
Killin,
Chief
Engineer.
Department
of
Pub-:
"
...
or
skein.
Real
price
rti
;
NOW,
ball
1
4-oi.
skein
I
QUICKLY
CORRECTED
BABY'S
link
"Tumm"
la
aftn
ufty
9rU
li
is
mmAilf
ritiEtiUMfc
ftgiti,
Uu,
ii
yuii
know
JuM
huw
to
do
tt.
let
Mrs.
M.
8.
AlwV.
Ionlnn,
Ont-,
tH
you:
"baby'i
Own
T&bleu
re
t
hel
t
the
flot
s'irb
erf
uM-t
viuntttch.
duriuc
Uthmit
time
or
-ht?n
ft
etld
in
eominit
on.
They
work
quickiy
yet
Keniiy
to
curry
away
poison
niiU
pnmoU'
iwtfbl
ciinifort.'
And
Nn.
W.
K.
fiiiarp
aayai
"I
nurmd
my
baby
honi)
after
being
aarm4
over
ik
motor
atctoent
and
hrr
atrfnach
Wcam
quite
upaet.
1
gave
ner
Baby
a
Own
'lableU
and
ahe
auun
atopied
cryina;
and
quieted
own."
Equally
effective
for
teethinf
trouMra,
cooMiiiKUon.
nintple
fever.
ttwt-iattting,
easily
cruahe!
to
n
powder,
if
desired
prompt
in
ertia.
No
"aieepy"
atuff
-no
duatintr
etffct.
huv
box
tiHlay
for
aickneaa
au
viten
atfikea
km
the
DitJiit,
Z
cenu.
lie
Works.
Ottawa,
at
the
office
of
,
fast
inai
irie
average
man
can-Ration
De
scornea
oy
-uu
na-
j.
c.
rjuuie,
Mrs.
v
.
r..
ooaoie,
the
District
Engineer.
Post
.
of
fice
not.
hope
to
keep
pace.
Speeded
tions?"
D.
O.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
D.
C.
a"
the"
Pos"
officesatvfnTOuver.'
sti11
further
by
specialization
the
j
Credulous
indeed
is
the
man
Stevenson,
Frank
Skinner,
H.
R.
Victoria
and
Buskin,
bc.
i
structure
of
scientific
knowledge
:
who
can
answer
'
yes"
with
any
Love,
Thomas
Sedgewlck,
Craw-
undned.r'Xpartmen
im
is
incongruously
out
of
balance,
degree
of
confidence.
ford
Moore,
W.
J.
Raymond,
supply
blue-prints
and
specification
The
desperate
urgency
of
world
I
To
such
top-flight
physicists
Robert
Moxley,
Dr.
J.
F.
L.
of
the
work
on
deposit
of
a
sum
strife
nas
kept
tne
scjence
0f
a.,
Einstein,
de
Broglie,
Oliphaat,
Hughes
and
Mrs.
John
Bremner.
of
S10
00
In
the
form
of
a
certified
....
......
i
bank
cheque
payable
to
the
order
destruction
iar
in
advance
oi
uonr,
tne
pnnosopny
is
as
im-
strroKi
tu.iLino.
t
of
the
Minister
of
Public
Works.
The
constructive
science.
The
atomic
The
following
resolution,
mov-
(Continued
on
Page
4)
:ANOTHER
GOOD
CANDIDATE
R.
'McAFEE
is
the
Progressive-Conservative
WELDON
candidate
for
the
Coalition
.-nomination
in
the
provincial
riding
of
Prince
Rupert.
Estimable
and
popular
citizen,
long
sought
for
as
a
candidate
for
political
office,
Mr.
McAfee
would
be
an
admirable
standard-bearer
for
any
party
in
any
political
contest.
He
may
be,
counted
upon
to
make
a
strong
bid
for
the
nomination
and,
if
nominated,
to
be
a
powerful
candidate
in
the
coalition
interests.
With
J.
D.
McRae
offered
by
the
Liberals,
the
coalition
is
not
lacking
in
suitable
candidates.
In
a.
few
days,
the
two
will
go
before
delegates
of
the
,two
parties
whose
duty
it
should
be
to
decide
which
will
be
the
strongest
and
the
most
likely
to
be
given
the
largest
measure
of
support
by
the
voters.
In
making
the
choice,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
too
much
acrimony
will
not
be
developed
and
the
same
is
also
to
be
hoped
for
the
main
election
contest
ensuing.
deposit
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return
of
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pher
and
the
theologian.
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is
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its
steps';
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of
Public
Works,
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April
23,
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in
a
search
for
a.
starting
point
i
in
contriving
a
mechanical
:
Yes,
a
high-handed
Government
lost
our
Imperial
markets
a
blow'
at
the
very
heart
of
B.
C'i
prosperity.
The
mountain
differential
forces
B.
C.
to
pay
through
the
nose
and
you
know
only
too
well
the
raw
deal
this
province
gets
from
the
Liberal
Government
in
taxes.
ll'Wl'-'ViniwiW'ir
ijjiiiim.iiiliriit.iii.iiNiiiiiit'
T.S.S.
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold,
whOjmeans
of
handling
the
new!
has
been
in
Vancouver
for
sev-'
atomic
power.
There
does
not
eral
weeks
receiving
treatment
j
exist
txday
a
machine
that
can
following
a
recent
operation,
:
harness
and
convert
into
in-j
is
returning
from
the
south
by
1
dustrial
power
the
pure
energy
i
plane
this
Saturday.
j
released
by
the
smashed
atom.
!
PRINCE
RU!
SAILS
F0
it's
w
for
a
change:
VAHC001
and
Intrrmrdiati
Each
Thuri
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
consistently
voice'
our
protests
in
Parliament
.
,
.
consistently
fight
for
a
fair
deal
for
B.
C.
HELP
THEM
DO
MORE.
Join
in
the
battle
for
the
future
of
British
Columbia
YOUR
future.
at
11:13
p
,
For
KETCI
CANADA
GETTING
HOMES
ALTHOUGH
the
housing
situation
may
still
seem
grim
in
some
of
the
more
rapidly
de-.
veloping
communities
or
in
centres
where
population,
for
one
reason
or
another,
may
be
concentrating,
it
cannot
be
said
that
Canada
has
not
been
making
real
progress
in
new
home
building.
Final
and
official
reports
on
house
building
in
Canada
in
1948
are
now
available.
The
achievement
was
creation
of
more
than
81,000
new
homes.
,
Apart
from
being
the
biggest
house-building
year
on
record,
1948
marked
the
turning
)oint
'in
the
post-war
housing
shortage
which
Canada
-
shared
with
many
other
countries.
New
families
.are
coming
into
existence
in
Canada
at
the
rate
of
just
over
80,000
a
year.
The
figures
are
from
the
quarterly
report
"Housing
in
Canada,"
just
issued
by
the
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
The
report
shows
that
since
1945
a
total
of
'276,000
houses
have
been
built
in
Canada.
This
means
that
one
out
of
every
12
Canadians
now
live
in
a
new
post-war
house.
It
also
shows
that
the
building
achievement
in
J949
will
better
the
1948
all-time
high
record.
While
81,000
houses
were
-
finished
last
year
95,000
were
started.
That
means
more
than
95,000
houses
will
be
finished
this
year.
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