8
Prince
Uuyctt
Dailp
J3ctos
ThurjJay,
February
10,
1949
Avenue
East
at
its
junction
with
Donald
Street,
had
had
no
sign
erected
as
yet.
After
the
business
meeting
two
films
were
enjoyed,
followed
by
refreshments.
A
COURTROOM
SCENE
I
strolled
into
a
court
room
not
very
far
from
here,
A
boy
stood
in
the
witness
box,
his
mother,
she
was
near,
The
boy
was
just
a
youngster
and
had
been
led
astray
And
from
his
master's
cash
box
some
coin
he
stole
away.
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sy-su.,,,
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ada's
S1,v,.n
;
companies
w
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While
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the
line
FINANCING
OF
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Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
CO-OPERATION
ON
CHILDREN
Conrad
Street
P.-T..V
Hears
Buy
Scout-Girl
Guide
Talk
The
necessity
of
partnership
between
parents
and
leaders
of
childrens'
organizations
in
order
to
mould
the
boys
and
girls
of
today
into
useful
Canadian
citizens
of
tomorrow
was
stressed
by
two
Impressive
speakers
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout-Girl
Guide
Association
who
ad
Steamship
Movements
For
Yancnuret
Sunday
ss.
Coquillani,
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss
ternosun,
1:3!J
p.m.
.
Thursday
4b.
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
Feb.
3,
14
and
24
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
From
Vantourcr
TODAY
'THE
BEST
YEARS
7:30
OP
rmr.
NEWFOUNDLAND
To
Have
Two
Options
In
Making
Agreement
Costly
to
Canada
OTTAWA
(P
Answering
criticism
by
George
Drew,
Progressive-Conservative
leader,
of
the
The
boy
addressed
His
Honor,
while
the
tears
rolled
down
his
cheeks
And
politely
asked
His
Honor
to
allow
his
mothere
there
to
speak.
The
widow's
eyes
flashed
fire,
and
her
cheeks
turned
deathly
pale
As
she
said:
"Remember
that
I'm
here
to
save
my
offspring
from
the
jail."
"Please
don't
send
my
boy
to
prison,
if
you
do,
you'll
drive
me
mad
"Please
remember
that
I'm
a
widow,
and
I'm
pleading
for
my
lad."
The
K.C.
for
prosecution
at
the
Judge
commenced
to
frown
Politely
asked
His
Honor
to
order
her
to
sit
down.
Wmcn
have
been
lioc
:
IS.
lor
less!
X
limitation
of
terms
of
agreement
with
Newfoundland
whereby
the
bunciay
sa.
camosun,
11
p.m.
.Wednesday
ss
Prince
George,
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Coquttlam
1
p.
in
Feb.
9
and
19
ss.
Princess
Norah,
a.m.
dressed
the
Conrad
Street
School
Parent-Teachers"
Association
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
'
evening,
in
anticipation
of
j
t"nth
province
will
be
prevented
from
asking
adjustment
of
the
financial
aid
program
she
will
receive
from
the
Dominion
under
the
Dominion
-
provincial
Advertise
in
the
Ui.iy
News!
1.1
7:00
-
9:05
g
CARTOON
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x2?
NEWS
IN
Scout-Guide
Week
which
begins
February
20.
F.
E.
Anfleld,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
Association,
presented
the
Scout
and
Cub
side
of
the
pic
m
m
m1
(Judge)
:
"I
will
not
blight
ymr
future,
nor
on
your
crime
I'll
frown
"I
cannot
forget
that
I
have
got
some
children
of
my
own,
"So
I
therefore
will
discharge
you,
and
may
the
court
room
give
a
cheer
"But
remember,
that
it's
only
for
your
widowed
mother
here,
'
Now
I
hope
that
you
will
prove
a
comfort,
and
will
no
more
make
her
sad,
"For
she
has
proved
that
there's
none
will
cling,
like
a
mother
for
her
lad."
Composed
at
the
age
of
15
by
Bill
Martin,
brother
of
Mrs.
Ross
Richardson,
Prince
Ru-ert.
He
was
killed
overseas
in
1945.
-.
'
t
W
LM
U
t
1
ture
and
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
spoke
for
the
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies.
A
suitable
prelude
to
the
addresses
was
presented
by
the
Conrad
Street
School
Wolf
Cub
Pack
under
the
direction
of
Robert
Ferguson,
with
an
impressive
display
of
cub
crafts
and
activities.
The
display
was
cli
V'AHWA''WJUiV,..
..
r
111
(taxation
agreement.
Prime
Min-'ister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
told
Par-'
lament
that
there
was
a
reason
lor
the
provision.
After
Union.
Newfoundland
will
be
given
two
options,
the
;
Prime
Minister
continued.
She
'
may
enter
a
taxation
agreement
I
until
1952
on
the
terms
similar
to
those
of
the
agreements
with
all
provinces
excepting
Ontario
and
Quebec
or
she
may
enter
into
an
agreement
from
the
time
of
Union
until
1957.
If
she
chooses
to
take
the
longer
agreement
th"
terms
of
agreement
will
be
for
the
whole
period
and
will
not
be
subject
to
review
when
other
agreements
come
up
lor
extension
from
1952.
I
Latest
estimates
indicate
that
'Canada
will
pay
$50,000,000
to
'Newfoundland
in
the
first
year
of
Union
at
least.
This
will
cover
grants
and
extension
of
j
Dominion
services.
Finance
Min-J
i.4"r
Douglas
Abbot
said
in
cl;i-
J
l
MM
C
ihf
h
,
ily
allowances,
old
age
pensions
and
veterans'
benefits
as
well
as
the
first
year's
installment
or
$0,500,000
in
federal
grants
in
aid,
cost
of
defence
and
the
Newfoundland
railroads,
being
taken.
ReiJiimsceiwcs
By
W.
J.
and
K
Kl
MICTIONS
QUITE
COMFORTABLE
At
least
there
are
some
who
enjoy
the
winter
weather.
Here
is
one
of
thuse
individuals
who
never
mind
how
cold
it
gets.
One
of
the
polar
bears
at
the
Assiniboinc
Park
'oo
in
Winnipeg
peers
through
the
bars
of
his
cage
quite
unconcerned
about
the
sub-zero
temperature.
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Photo
I
S9-X-
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1
maxed-
by
the
cubs'
grand
howl
which
served
to
introduce
Mr.
Anfield,
the
first
speaker.
At
the
business
meeting,
which
followed
the
addresses,
appreciation
was
voiced
by
the
chairman,
Martin
Stuart,
to
the
r-ity
council
for
complying
with
a
P.-T
A.
request
to
have
several
over
by
the
Canadian
National
Next
time
prairie
people
re-Railways
.and
servicing
of
the
.
buke
you
for
picturing
the
coast
Newfoundland
debt,
taken
over
as
the
evergreen
slope,
say
trial
by
the
Dominion
treasury,
ail
what
they
see
is
not
actual
of
this
to
help
the
new
provir.ee
white.
They
only
think
it
is.
You
during
its
early
years
in
the
see,
in
Rattlesnake
Gulch,
Sas-Can.ulian
family.
katehewan,
the
dry-
clear
sharp
$23.75
MODUS
FkOMJ177S
j
school
signs
erected
in
the
vicinity
of
Conrad
Street
School
;
hi
the
interests
of
clSld
safety.
;
Mr.
Stuart
pointed
out,
however,
that
the
most
dangerous
corner
of
all
from
the
school
childrens'
weather
is
not
cold.
You
only
think
it
is!
On
the
credit
sirtr,
Mr.
Abbott
well.
Those
grins
gather
the
ballots.
In
or
out
of
politics,
no
one
likes
"Gloomy
Gus."
Frozen
(ares
and
scowls
get
on
the
average
man's
nerves.
The
"015
Chief
was
first
saluted
as
"Sunny
Ways
Laurier."
boratioii
of
the
agreement
yes
Nothing
Could
1
:
.1
n...i
it.:,,
r
:
,
jlo
mtn
terday.
It
wiil
BULSE!$
llso
COVCl'
fvn-,,uul
111111
una
nure
joj,uwu.uuu
ovor
C8"mals
of
the
-
;revi01us,
.
A
representative
of
the
Alum-n
am,,ml
cosl
t0
,he
Domm.on)
ii
,num
Companv
oC
Cunala
was
partly
olfsrt
by
(he
govern-
r,lmir.,
,
h
'
,
.,
.point
of
view
was
that
on
Sixth
,
Be
Finer!
Evening
Gowns
For
that
Formal
Impression.
AH
sizes,
12
to
44
Style
selection,
too.
Src
I
s
for
Your
WALLPAPER
REQUIREMENTS
ments
of
Newfound-
acceptance
desire
to
ra
,n
BC
land's
estimate
of
527.000.000
whore
its
adv,.nt
..woul(,
bc
wel.
from
Newfoundland
revenue
comed
not
01ly
by,the
Kvern.
itsp!f-
ment
but
by
the
people
of
the
The
House
debated
fifty
odd
country
also."
How
often
have
j
clauses
in
the
Newfoundland
you
heard
stranpers
refer
to
Anil
Not
Expensive
:
RUPERT
5
PEOPLES
STORE
agreement
auer
accepting
the
rrinee
miperts
inendiy
ways
principle
of
Union
on
Tuesday,
and
general
attitude?
Times
without
number.
Its
just
that
B
Hon.
Robert
Mayliew,
minister
I
of
fisheries,
said
that
talks
with
Newfoundland
on
fishing
had
j
been
harmonious.
sort
of
town.
It
comes
natural.
Geoi-;e
iJu
.
am,
Mrs.
Drew
love
to
smile
and
they
do
it
so
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