Kuslutiir
lsne
.eurer
Settlement
CASEY
RENEWS
FIGHT
Continued
from
Page
It
Prince
Rupert
Oailp
rectos
Faaay,
Febrjary
11,
149
1-
S.O.S.
From
Atlin
Camp
of
which
the
other
jyum
hie,
copies
ihsve
be-rs
giveu
to
rural
lines
like
Port
Edward
and
!
the
radio
telephone
"
If
you
had
5
000
siibsf
r'bers
or
mure,
the
autoinutir
would
be
cheaper
to
operate."
Mr.
Love
said
that
h
would
recommend
that
the
new
installation
be
a
manual
one
for
three
reasons:
1.
It
would
cost
less
than
half
the
cost
of
an
automatic
aldermen.
Ac
l-djn:!rn
iii
amit
av.-vf;i
jr.
fr
iipt.u1i1ir;?
r.f
Prtr,r
R.ira
.
iA'i-.iijfi7o
u
iv-rrwia
(
.its
uail.
Pet
0'.'.:r
lraM,
Otti
irtoc
Rupm
DfcUy
Nemrn
Ltd.,
3rd
Awnut.
Prmr
R'lwrt.
ftlfJh
Columbia.
Q
A
HTNTER.
Maniuhtif
F!itw.
H
O.
PERPT.
Wnc"n?
Dinwf
urwkm
or
Canadian
press
-
Arnn
erpao
op
crpen
attov
CANADIAN
DAILY
KFWFAPFR
ASSOCIATION
SrBCTIPT10H
RATES
n't
f.mT
Per
Or:
p-r
Month
IV:
Pt-r
Tw.
tSVI.
trx-
.rsIT
By
Mail.
Pr
Mo.'ita.
30c.
Per
Y-r.
tiuO
:e
es:i:ict;on
Oh
the
batU
o
the
ir.forma-s
of
dollars
of
;
Uon,
A'derman
Casey
will
urge
F
P
P
1
n".ii:
in
sp::e
u.
.
5-.;::
ao
u::'cs
in
its
that
"we
engase
tne
services
m
s
.re:h;ne
is
done
J
Mr.
Love
at
a
cot
of
$400
to
go
providing
access
tor
;
mto
the
whole
telephone
prob
J5
c
.-!
about
dial
system,
bo'h
in
purchase
and
instal'atlon
2.
Ail
present
telephone
instruments
couid
be
retained
in
service
J.
Present
-
pole
and
cable
tr;:!.-po.-.j:.
j:i
oi
heavy.
rr.!c-eni
ns::;;r.z
n:.tch!:!erv.
thr
hiiiortc
Northern
British
Cal-urRi;a
niir.in:
town
of
Atlin
has
sent
an
appeal
for
help
to
the
.
As-x-tited
B-Tili
Cl
Trade
of
lem
with
the
council
to
consider
all
points
of
view,
thus
enabling
eounrii
to
come
to
ft
final
derision."
"All
report,
pertaining
to
its
rehabilitation
have
been
com-
(-t':'-1"
.
v,
'
pi!ed
from
dau
obUlned
from
.lit-
..lvT
'
Uk
B
DP
C.
T.
-Kt-
-TVa
Co.
rrr-fl
jtratui;
the
Telephone
the
preamble
reads.
Since
It
is
said
that
Auto
iP.d
for
the
expeditious
con-
mate
Electric
(Canadai
Umi-
The
lulurr
of
thr
picturesque
North-lnduii
SUte
of
Jiinmu
and
Kashmir
lias
cm
cu
pied
thr
world
ever
sinrr.
15
months
ago.
India
and
Pakistan
fell
into
conflict
ovrr
it.
It
wis
partly
settled
in
January
with
(he
help
of
the
I
nited
Nation.
Here
members
of
the
I
ruled
Natron
tommiion
fur
liniia
and
Pakistaa
which
tedialed
the
dispute
on
the
spot
interview
some
of
the
inhabitants.
itruction
of
a
i
cable
lines
would
only
require-re-adjusting
to
any
new
toea-j
tlon
selected
for
an
exchange,
and
new
pole
and
cable
lines
necessary
to
take
on
additional
subscribers
would
cost
the
same
for
either
system.
j
"Manual
equipment
could,
no
doubt,
be
delivered
much
earlier
than
automatic"
on
account
of.
its
simplicity
of
construction,"
he
stated.
.
lea
is
vi
if
oruiciuiii
owurr
ui
-Com
mu
nit
v
A
ttm
ct
km
s
-AW
E
SHOULD
guard
against
losing
ground
in
Vv
the
hattle
again.-t
ugliness
in
home
and
community
surroundings.
Smouldering
garbage
dumps
too
often
welcome
the
visitor
to
both
metropolis
and
rural
village.
The
green
of
song
and
story
is
often
a
neglected
waste.
-Many
of
our
highway
rights
of
way
are
garlanded
.vith
discarded
tin
cans.
Good
housekeeping
of
our
home
grounds
and
community
surroundings
is
urgently
needed
to
prevent
the
growth
of
new
urban
,
and
rural
slums.
Unless
public
consciousness
is
aroused
to
the
wjuici
connect
the
BC.
Telephone
tto.
tthis'l
may
account
for
the
eratuitoun
service
rendered
and
reem-1
ntendations
favoring
an
autn-1
rnatjc
systen.
at
a
cast
of
$550.-
000
.
Ernest
Love,
a
telephone
er-i
gineer
with
more
than
40
years'
;
the
co.-r.rr.uriit.T
with
the
Alaska
Htihway
at
JaSe'
Corner?
near
Wn.tf
h.
re.
Given
this
road,
the
c;t:r.p
cou;ci
survive.
Without
it.
Atlia
people
say
thev
v.
ill
have
to
:ve
up
the
i;hrt
The
fjture
of
the
m:nin
industry
there,
they
say.
is
wholly
EARNEST
CLASS
OF
NEW
CANADIANS
STRUGGLING
WITH
NEW
LANGUAGE
experience
in
telephone,
says
j
there
is
our
problem
can
be
sulved
by
dep&iiiient
upjn
:t.
Of
the
53
6
miles.
;
Prince
Rupert'-?
small
community
of
New
Canadians
is
making-
serious
efforts
to
adapt
itself
to
danger
of
this
deterioration
in
civic
standards,
it
might
have
social
consequences
far
more
costly
f
the
wavs
of
its
new
country
and
Booth
Memorial
316
miles
iu
Yuiton
Territory-,
continuing
on
the
manual
sys-
j
aad
27
m;
in
B.
UUh
C;lum-
,
tern
for
half
the
cost
of
an
auto-
j
bU
The
British
Columbia
go-'
matic
one.
thus
effecting
&
ern.T.erit
h?
3'rert.y
premise-;
,
ajtVlli(!
lo
lfl,
eny
ot
$275,000
in;
$0
0C3
towards
building
its
'
its
renewal."
I
P-irt
of
the
road.
The
current
Keuotiations
for
permission
ta'
i
Hijn
School
is
ulaying
its
part
m
tne
basic
adjust-
!
merit
of
perfecting
them
in
their
r.e'.v
language-
j
Twice
a
week
out
at
Booth
eight
newly
arrived
than
the
expense
of
correcting
it
now.
As
a
remedy
there
could
be
a
lor.-term
program
of
home
gardening
kith
for
food
production
and
home
grounds
improvement
Active
steps
should
he
taken
to
clean-up
and
improve
public
areas.
;
Europeans,
six
of
whom
are
,
appeal
is
to
be
directed
to
the
or4w
up
a
$560,000
loan
bylaw
Radio
Dial
CFPM
1240
Kilocyos
1
subject
to
Changet
federal
Department
uf
Mines
and
Resources
which
made
a
survey
of
the
road
in
1946.
'-
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B
C.
convention
at
Juneau
last
fall
pressed
lor
early
construction
of
the
road.
jvoung
women
employed
at
iPrir.ce
Rupert
Genera!
Ho-pi-.al.
j
meet
to
s:
jhv
Er.clish
without
j
which
they
know,
thry
canr.ot
fulfill
their
place
in
society
!
Classes
are
held
Monday
an'.
'
Friday
evenir.ss
under
sponsor-
ship
of
the
rparrmr.t
of
Eciu-
cation
and
the
District
School
jB-ard-
Instruction
is
provided
by
drliCKxs
luc
That'i
K?i.
Fbktt.
aim
j
"Try
thru
t-thtr
brsi
;
Doublr
vow
TLMBER
PICNIC
OVER
-THE
PICNIC
is
over
in
the
British
Columbia
'
I
lumber
industry.
That
is
a
fact
that
all
concerned
are
going
to
have
to
admit
and
face.
There
BENEFIT
BY
THIS
GOOD
NEWS
COMBINATION
tO0
HOMi
TOWN
PAPER
fivet
yo
oipMa.
4tp4ahi
tccl
Mtwv
tin
fired
I
Imm
all
Kot
it
foii4
h.
I
it
no
h
ah
mi
WORLD.
wfcc
momi
txnti
r
mi
tK
mok
ifi
ntt
to
Kic
k
tun
cm
to
Much
fon,
t
wr
ob,
iw
kam.
your
(utr.
f
contlrvcti
rcfrtt
n4
iftrft-totions
nt
AriMMl
m4
intcfna
ioiioI
MCrt,
rticr
is
tubiritut
tor
THE
CHRISTUM
SCIENCE
MONITOR
doily-
fOf
No
eietitt
of
bfino
itoftitS
hcHr,
aationoNy,
HIIOMiatMWoMT
MMoi
peptr
ond
Tko
Cktia
Sucmo
Moiiir
LISTEN
Tu4
.t.n
on
ARC
WOtMM
tO)
"Tk
ClMlltMHI
$;
Mito
Vnwi
th
Ntx."
And
tito
lni
coupon
rdoy
of
tpcciol
in-
&
4
v
g
tooductory
tnbtriptiofi.
4)
1
r.
Om.
Hi
Jl
.
SvitM
I
S.
Mn
,
USA.
Plt
lend
m
on
nfr4wct)vy
Sutiorwo
to
VIjo
ClMiilieo
Wece
MMIM
H
IMMCi.
t
HtlM
SI.
Helpful
,
V
1
1
)i.gi.
bt-,:
-
12:25
Proeram
R?sume
12:30
To
be
announced
2:00
Mj.iieal
Program
'
2:45
This
Week
'
3:00
Piano
Classics
i
3:15
CBC
News
i
3:25
Rec.
Int.
1
3:30
NBC
Symphony
Orch.
to
rehabilitate
'he
telephone
system
have
been
under
way
between
city
council
and
the
Department
of
Munirioal
Affairs
for
some
time
and
council
has
aiready
received
and
considered
one
draft
prepared
by
the
department.
The
$550,000
figure,
approved
by
the
voter
at
a
plebiscite
in
fjecember.
is
based
on
a
plan
to
Inst
a!
an
automatic
dial
system
to
replace
the
worn
out
manual
system
now
in
use.
Need
for
its
replacement
is
universally
recognijed,
although
Alderman
Casey
has
never
agreed
that
an
automatic
system
would
be
economically
desirable
or
physically
practical.
He
feels
that
his
opinion
is
supported
by
that
of
Ernest
Love
who
wrote
that
'
there
would
not
be
a
great
reduction
of
operating
expense
by
using
.
the
automatic
because
a
certain
number
of
operators
would
still
be
required
to
take
care
of
the
have
been
large
profits
in
the
industry
and
there
three
start
memo,
rs
from
Boih
have
been
large
wages.
a
Both
mav
.
have
'reached
the
jo-,i-Mu,
(Huber
and
o
P..
Jf;ano?:h'
Sbrocehi.
Ail
F
V'fea
three
have
one
or
more
Euro-
The
closing
down
of
5M
milk
in
British
Colum-
ian
lar-gut??
which
assists
bia,
and
quite
a
few
of
these
are
in
the
central
in-
ria!;'
in
instruction
.
.
,.
.
,
.
,
,.
.
According
to
Principal
A.
M.
11
1-,
tt
nor
district
including
small
mills
w
hich
were
set
jKurst
of
Booth,
progress
has
up
by
small
operators
to
get
in
on
the
profits
melon,
iben
good
ince
the
classes
J:
suggests
that
the
big
profit
era
is
over.
jstrted
early
in
Jar'uary
Thf
y
....
.
.....
,
(
will
continue
until
Easter
when
International
j
competition
m
the
lumber
markets
i
the
course
win
be
completed
tor
jA
D
and
buyer
resistance
at
high
prices
are
the
reasons,
.
,
.
of
course,
for
the
drop
in
lumber
prices.
It
is
not
the
term.
It
is
likely
that
similar
classes
will
be
held
next
fail.
So
far,
the
eight
student?
:
Ihat
the
markets
are
not
there.
There
is
a
huge
have
progressed
well
into
their
.
.
.
r
1
1
.
.1
.
-.
FKlUAt
Pit
0o
Ed
McCurcri
smw
4:15
Stock
Quotations
ar.d
Interlude
4
?0
Sleepy
Tune
Stories
4:4.1
Easy
Listening
5:&0
ifac.Mil.an
Ciub
Quiz
5:30-
Keyboard
&
Console
5:45
About
Town
6:00
Musical
Varieties
6:30
Maikin's
Melody
Money
Time
:
Fiji-tatit
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Round-up
7:30
Feidler
Conducts
8:00
Your
Favorite
Band
3:30
Citizens'
Forum
9:10
Citizens'
Forum
News
9:15
Emma
Caslor
S:
30-
Prairie
Schooner
10:00
CBC
News
10:10CBC
News
10.15
-Legislature
Report
10:30
Biltmore
Hotel
Orrh.
10:35
Interlude
f"
1100-
Weather
and
Sign
Off
SATURDAY
A.M.
7:00
r.Fusiea!
Ciock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Pick
cf
the
Hits
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
6:00
BBC
Nens
Commentary
9:
15
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Serenade
9:30
Melodies
for
Junior
9:5y
Time
Signal
10:C0
Bandstand
10:15
World
Church
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10:30
Concert
Favorites
10:45
CBC
News
ar.d
Com'ty
10:55
Weather
Report
11:00
T.B.A.
mat
het
tor
mmoer
everywnere
at
home
ana
abroad.
Iirsl
textbook
on
Er.giLsh
and
A
universal
shortao-o
of
hmisino-
cvt
nA
ioth-rs
be
provided
when
i
,
K
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-I
r
-pr
1
"
fcm
FOR
PROMl-T
rm.IVERY
AT
LO'ALH
COST
A
REPRESENTATIVE
WAREHOUSE
STOCK
Rtpntintioj-
ithe
first
is
corr.pt-?d.
j
Ail
of
the
students
come
from
central
Europe
and
only
one
:
had
a
particularly
useful
com-;
mar.d
of
English
on
her
arrival
here.
j
Greatest
confusion
in
the
lan-;
guage
struggle
is
cau.-d
by
j
harmor.yrr.s
wort's
of
similar
;
sound
but
diff;-rent
mt-aning.
j
"I
asked
one
girl
if
site
knew
j
what
a
cot"
a
hospital
bed
structi.on
programs
are
Veing
held
off
everywhere
until
there
is
a
drop
in
the
price
of
materials.
The
time
of
economic
readjustment
in
the
lumber
and
timber
industry
is
now
here.
It
will
be
a
tf
sting
time
for
the
industry
in
Canada
and
British
Columbia
particularly.
There
will
have
to.
be
patience
and
forbearance
on
all
sides
the
knowledge
and
understanding
of
tach
other's
position
and
problems
Hi
Ml
in:
lit
v.
Goole:;r
Tue
Jc
Rubber
".
Ltd.
X
Canadian
V.
t
siinbunse
Cm.
l
td.
(Umr
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Oeuerul
Dry
Italieries
uf
nuil.i
l
id
Dutlbane
Conpany
!
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C.
II.
WinmI
A
C
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l
td.
IJenby
Hiiilluri.
&
(
a.
Ltd.
Imperial
Wip-nj
Hag
Co.
Ltd.
'
It
u,
,
i
e
.i
1
"as,"
said
Xr.
Hurst.
'
She
re-
it
the.
aie
not
forthcoming
a
great
industry
plied
cheerfully
m
real
North
may
be
wrecked
an
industry
which
gives
larce
American
style
to
show
that
&he
i
I
measure
of
employment
and
can
mab
m-
k,..,i-
cauht
OKhe
p
fc
she
was
ca.
thing
i
hands
Lke
!
baseball."
v
-
...
a-
U
I
V-
CX
f
the
prosjerity
of
this
country.
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SUPPLY
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are
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copies
of
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Ave.
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Box
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Bible.
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PERFUME
The
Egyptians
created
perfume
in
the
f-r'.h
dynasty.
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ONE
SKIil
BRIDE
TERMS
MARRIAGE
CONTRACT
NOT"
ROMANCE
The
old
song
of
'
Love
will
Find
a
Way"
is
not
quite
appropriate
here;,
for
the
marriage
of
90-year
oid
Mrs.
Ad-rianna
Eugenie
Nicholson
to
her
Negro
chauffer,
23-year
old
Alien
Lee
Gustard
Woods,
was
termed
a
"contract"
and
not
a
romance
by
the
bride
herself.
The
ill-assorted
coup.e
was
married
by
a
Nezro
Cosmopolitan
Christian
Church,
Los
Angeles,
after
three
white'
judges
and
a
white
minister
refused
to
perform
the
J.
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&
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REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
BAPCO
FLOOR
ENAME
:
WHITE
CANE
WEEK
;
T
HIS
IS
WHITE
CANE
WEEK
sponsored
by
the
Canadian
Council
of
the
Blind
and
the
Cana-
.J'an
National
Institute
for
the
Blind
to
give
the
'public
a
Utter
understanding
of
the
problems
and
;
the
abilities
of
the
blind.
I
To
many
people
think
of
the
blind
as
a
group
;
apart
who
have
lost
not
only
their
sight
but
their
,
interest
in
normal
human
activities.
Sighted
people
.
should
realize
that
those
who
are
blind
do
need
their
assistance.
With
such
assistance,
blind
folk
are
enabled
to
take
a
responsible
part
in
the
affairs
,
of
the
community.
The
current
campaign
is
to
make
people
aware
of
the
White
Cane
as
a
symbol
of
blindness
and
as
ai
appeal
for
guidance
in
traffic;
and
to
improve
-public
understanding
of
the
problems
of
the
blind.
NEWFOUNDLAND
IN
DEFENCE
'
p
EFORE
NEWFOUNDLAND
becomes
part
of
U
Confederation
the
disposal
'of
three
defence
bases,
controlled
by
the
United
States
under
a
9ft-
year
lease,
will
be
adjusted
or
settled.
It
was
during
the
war
that
the
change
in
possession
of
the
bases
ZZ?yas
ma(le-
Britain
received
from
Washington
fifty
-"destroyers
and
from
London
the
United
States
ob-:t;Itained
the
bases,
spending
thereon
$25,000,000.
It
:
Under
the
Psent
uncertain
state
of
world
af-jfairs'
Canada
will
find
in
Newfoundland
now.
as
R.
.
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324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRi
A
quick
drying
high
quality
enamel
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I
room,
bedroom,
children's
room,
rumpus
ro
that
demands
both
colorful
effects
and
extra
There
is
a
Made
in
a
wide
range
of
colors.
HALF
PINTS
oc
QUARTS
$2.00
CA-'
DIFFERENCE
in
LUBRICANTS
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CI
1
mu
roiin
Our
Chassis
Lubricant
is
not
just
a
jrease,
it
is
an
Engineered
B-A
Product,
compounded
to
assure
maximum
lul.rication
under
extreme
water
and
road
abrasive
conditions.
Yes,
we
do
pay
more
for
this
type
of
chassis
lubricant,
bu;
you
pay
o
more
for
your
lubrication
job,
and
you
do
not
buy
a
MASH
Ol'T
type
grease.
Our
Motor
Oils
too
are
only
first
line
.canned
or
bulk.
PENNZOIL
Pure
Pennsylvania
or
B-A
PEERI
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"It's
Alloved."
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTD.
phone
m
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can't
wait
for
sprm;
to
come
so
I
can
practice
golf
outdoors!"
j
ivell
as
in
the
future,
a
less
vulnerable
front
dnnr
'
'
Fancy
Cards
that
will
P'ea
'm,r
,
f
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'
.
ones
that
will
tickle
a
friend's
sense
Cutout
Books
for
the
children
who
UK
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n
Valentines.
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if
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Tine
Hundreds
of
beautiful
ways
to
express
your
deepest
sentiments
on
Valentine's
Day.
Choose
from
our
wide
assortment
of
lacy
and
plain
cards
.
.
.
exquisitely
designed,
appropriate
verses.
Powerful
defences
stand
there.
Any
direct
air
attack
against
the
heart
of
America
would
be
by
way
of
Labrador
and
Newfoundland
according
to
defence
studies
and
these
vital
points
are
not
VJtl
nLi."
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