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ar.ies.
carpenters,
painters,
net
'
of
the
native
fUhermen
and
rren
And
other
cannery
employ-
the:r
children
because
of
their
H.ri.t
wsii.
in
due
time,
be
out
of
recomn.endam.r.s
.tally
suppri-their
job.
'r,S
approving
the
Japs
re-
Trie
native
prwpie
Uo
mn
cott-
turu.
LETTERBOX
Cf
r.
AND
JAPS
PRICES!
CAN'T
BE
I
Thurvdij-.
iLreh
14,
lri
Nature's
Wonderland
i
Wr.at
nature
has
done
is
ler
al
to
see
Irs
this
wor.cerlnr.d
Province,
the
lar.d
of
B
C.
..
..
'
uer
themselves
selfishly
but
We
native
people
must
unit-
Fduor,
Dai.v
News
coua2iv
consider
the
white
peo-
edly
stand
within
the
rights
of
our
demands
and
proven
claims.
I;
has
been
learned
!run
use
e
Prince
Rupert
Dart
Sew
and
i,,
f
(v,
J.
A
FOWLER
from
ccrreTon'ie:ice
recently
rewm.menda'ions
of
the
CC
Pj
Ki-'anga.
received
fram
Harold
Sinclair,
memoers
in
the
Legislature
and
K'.
-.c
--r.
i-r,t
dsi-'y
r.r?pipr
dTo:d
i&
the
spbuiidir.g
cf
Prir.e
Rupert
ar.d
northern
ar.d
centra!
Bri'.Iah
Columbia
PuKisrie'd
pTrr
af-err.oon
excpt
Stwday
by
Prlr.ce
Rapert
Daiy
News
Lid,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rnpert,
British
Coiimbia
G
A.
K
L.N
I'Ul.
Utr-aeir.2
Editor.
H
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
'
Merr.ber
of
Canadian
Press
Aiicit
Bureau
cf
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l
ptk
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pllT
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panu.
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m
tne
Lmwj
Sew
listen
to
Ketchikan
KTKN
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930
MEN
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WOE,
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Carrier.
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interior
cijtrift
vice-president
their
approval
of
the
return
of
,
for
Skeena
of
the
Naive
Bro-
the
Japanese
to
the
fishing
;
trierhond.
that
the
Japanese
are
ruunds
The
native
people:
now
bem?
granted
fishing
nrier
if
their
brother.
.
Prank
licences
for
1950
and
that
some
Caider,
a
member
of
the
C.C
F.
Jap
are
already
at
some
can-
party,
realizes
the
hardship
neries
on
the
Sfceena.
m
lhat
our
native
people
are
about
Harold
Sinclair
has
pointed
to
face,
the
doom
of
f
their
'
ou;
that
there
is
now
a
rope
children's
livelihood.
It
was
Mr
.around
the
necks
cf
the
native
Cl!der
wno
,t
m
CCT
peop
e
and.
w.tn
Ae
return
of
nin
al
Hazelton
Ust
spring"
the
Japanese,
the
native
peop.e
bef:re
ne
electton
thil
are
about
to
face
hardship
and
CCJ
party
was
fighting
for
the
doom
of
the
iiveUhcwd
ol
the
native
rights
in
Brt'ish
Col-
their
children
Natives
as
well
utnbia.
Now
it
seems
that
u
u.
!TOPC0vJ
(
an
vr!
'H
MEN'
S
DEfS
0tI
fatest
.
Our
eates
are
wide
open,
the
table
spread,
i
We
irmte
all
the
litir.t
ard
pray
lor
the
dead.
So
now.
whiie
alive,
be
sure
that
you
see.
This
wonderland
Province,
the
land
cf
B
C.
Our
mountains
are
numerous,
our
rivers
sublime.
On
their
banks
Ue
the
highways
lor
tourists
la
time
Jmsi
folio
those
streams
and
there
you
ill
see,
A
Canadian
Wonderland,
the
land
of
B.
C.
We
have
caribou,
moose,
and
deer
galore.
We
hae
frizzy
and
black
bear
and
many
more.
I."
the
wonderland
Province,
it
is
something
to
see
It
Is
Canada's
best,
the
land
cf
B
C.
The
Skeena.
the
Fraser,
the
Columbia
too.
Were
streams
of
adventure
for
the
first
hardy
few.
On
the
map
they
are
marked
for
all
travellers
to
see.
So
plAn
your
next
trip
to
the
land
of
B.
C.
While
each
gate
of
entrance
can
offer
some
prize.
The
Skeent
has
something
that
will
open
your
eyes.
In
summer
two
hours
is
the
sun's
only
rest,
Cotr.e
to
Prince
Rupert,
point
farthest
west.
GEO
B
CASEY
BpTS-
LONG
PAJ
as
whites
who
work
In
the
can-
the
CCF.
Dartv
whw-h
u
niar.
,.'
IWJT
tat,
ry
pecu
nenes
as
boat-buiiders.
me.h-
ing
the
rope
around
the
necks
lew
than
H
i
M
W
DOSS
Sh
J
U
Ti'W:
SUNDAY
H.
M
S.
tttunk,
I
!
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hii
12:30
p.m.
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"""
i
f
The
Statehood
Situation
AND
HAWAII
have
moved
a
step
ALASKA
nearer
statehood.
That
doesn't
mean
they'll
tt
it,
a:
least
this
year.
'
The
United
States
House
of
Representatives
has
approved
statehood
for
both
of
them.
Unless
;
the
Ser.ate
agrees,
ar.d
it
may
not,
the
House
action
(
rx-ans
nothing-.
Next
year
there'll
tie
a
new
Congress.
And,
in
a
new
Consi
ess,
what
either
house
did
in
a
previous
Congress
doc.-rt
count.
In
that
ca.-e,
the
two
ter-
.
ritorie
will
have
to
start
from
scratch
again.
Both
'
have
Keen
seeking-
statehood
a
long
time.
The
U.S.
bought
Alaska
from
Russia
in
1867
for
$7,200,000.
It
wasn't
allowed
to
become
a
territory
rmtDREvs
ortr.
"
pair
i
VOICE
OF
PROPHECY
L!ia?
i:
'
Kenneth
Thompson
of
Vancouver,
assistant
district
manager
of
Great
West
Life
Assurance
Co.
will
be
leaving
on
tomorrow-night's
train
for
Prince
Rupert
after
having
spent
the
past
few
j
days
here
in
the
course
of
a
business
trip
through
the
district.
Classified
iu
tt
!
j
Moving.
fadtfflT
This
advertisement
Is
nor
published
or
displayed
by
th?
Liquor
Control
fVwrd
or
by
the
government
of
British
ColumVia
Shipping
titt
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRm
JrI.i
Bulger
LH.
Third
Avenue
CarUfe
ir
k
Big
Sweepstake
drawing
Now
On
;
DUBLIN
Pretty
nurses
started
drawing
lucky
tickets
in
the
68th
Irish
Sweepstakes
Wednesday.
They
will
entitle
1,111
holders
to
split
a
price
fund
of
$2.33
009.
As
in
the
last
sweep
which
yields
miiliq,ns.ftr
the
benefits
of
Irish
Hospitals
the
13
holders
of
tickets
on
the
winning
horse
will
.each
receive
K5
000
i
$"70,000
in
j
United
States
funds
and
177300
in
Canadian
currency
!
Second
place
winners
get
10
000
and
third-place
winners
5.000
First
(three
tickets
drawn
were:
3343-(Ever
Amber.
VA5d228-Douch,
VP-127147
Father.
until
lli
A
territory
can
elect
its
own
legislature
but
the
President
appoints
a
governor.
Alaska
and
Hawaii
are
each
allowed
one
delegate
in
Congress.
But
he
can't
vote,
even
when
Con-grass
is
pasirr
laws
affecting
his
territory.
The
people
in
a
territory
pay
all
the
federal
taxes
but,
although
they're
U.S.
citizens,
they
can't
vote
in
a
national
election.
Alaska
with
"an
area
of
585,000
square
miles,
has
a
population
of
about
100,000
people,
more
than
rr.p.nv
of
the
present
states
had
when
thev
were
ad
Complete
P.enib!f
lent
Service,
Canadian
Uq.
j
'or
OxyKen
a?;;.
welding
surpfin.
CD,.:'
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Storage
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PRESENTS
J!$
XT
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v.-
4,.'
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Cor.
1:4
and
Pi
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Es'
1910
PwJ
Jalin-Glo
PRODUCTS
for
Wotls,
Woodwork,
Floors
and
Furniture
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
CHANDLS
PORTRAIT
Si
Film
Finivhim
-
Flh
Pht
uiJ
Phone
Green
I'HINCI
RLP
gjrV5
4-
-
fiiMv
mitted
to
the
union.
Hawaii,
made
up
of
seven
is-
'
lar.
v-ith
an
area
of
about
6.400
square
miles,
has
a
population
of
540,000,
of
which
S6
per
cent
are
U.S.
citizens.
The
people
in
both
territories
have
voted
in
favor
of
statehood.
Congressional
committees
have
investigated
the
problem.
The
Democratic
and
Republican
parties
have
promised
statehood
for
both
territories
in
their
party
platforms.
The
President
approves.
-
.
.
.
.
Pre-.-ure
to
get
the
job
done
began
in
the
19303.
First
real
action
came
in
1947.
Then
the
House
voted
to
let
Hawaii
come
in
The
Senate
has
never
voted.
So
nothing
happened.
This
year
the
House
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
"
MOST
UI'-TO-IJATK
CAFE
IN
THK
Of
F.N
FROM
S:3
P.M
U
131
AM
CHOP
SUEY-CIIOW
MEIN
now
has
voted
for
Hawaii
again
and,
for
the
first
time,
for
Alaska,
too.
"
j
fnr
Oijt.Mr
tlrdrrx
fHOMJ
1U
,
i
,
1
5
1
i
;
i
'(!
fat
11-Li
W
:
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Rli
(,!.
W'-i
i
mhntiK
farrim
s
rnrrseilialiw
Ml
The
people
in
both
territories
argue
that
they
have
more
than
served
their
apprenticeship
as
territories.
They're
both
experienced
in
running
their
territorial
affairs,
but,
nevertheless,
Congress
really
runs
them,
and
makes
laws
for
them.
Yet,
their
people
have
no
voice
in
shaping
those
laws.
Although
residents
of
the
territories
have
to
pay
federal
taxes
they
don't
receive
the
full
benefits
from
federal
laws
that
states
get.
IngrtditntB.
1
lb.
Cann-d
SaJtrwc.
flaked;
!?rupgratd
chfa;
2
eggs,
Wfll
beaten;
1
cur.
milk;
2
tabhfpoon
mtlled
butter;
3
rolled
crarkern;
juice
of
1
lfinon.
Ihrrelunu:
Combine
Salmon
and
chM,
add
besu-n
-ti;
and
milk.
Pour
into
buttered
inToie,
Cover
with
buttfred
era-ker
rrumU.
Over
all
pour
lemon
juice.
Covr,
et
rasM-role
in
pan
of
watr
and
bake
in
moderate
oven,
350-375
F..
for
.10
minute.
Thia
Canned
Salmon
Caawrole
iwrvea
4.
prompt
service
to
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RCEBER
CO.-
Tires,
lubes,
t
hose,
btlting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINOHOUSE
CO.
Umps
only,
fraud
incandescent,
6
to
'J38
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Rid
i-flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O,
H
WOOD
fe
CO.
Industrial
sanltatkm.
paper
tw
deodorizers.
rXJSTBANE
CO
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Jinimr
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPINO
RAO
CO.
and
others
Congressmen
oppose!
argue
that,
if
admitted,
i
Alaska
and
Hawaii
would
have
two
senators
each,
j
since
every
state
has
two
senators.
In
addition,
Hawaii
would
be
entitled
to
two
representatives
in
the
House.
Alaska
would
have
one.
In
their
local
elections,
about
100,000
Hawaiian
residents
vote.
In
Alaska
the
vote
is
about
20,000.
Therefore,
Alaska
would
have
two
senators
representing
only
20,000
voters
whereas
states
with
mil-Ions
at
votes
are
allowed
only
two.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
'12
Second
Ave.
P.O.
Box
772
CUSTOM-MADE
FOR
YOU
Here
1$
Canadian
Pacific's
idea
of
luxury
travel
on
a
c
'ederatUm
had
presented
a
brief
Ormes
n
Margarine
Ban
o
the
Government
urging
a
con-
ir
....(..-
1
W..
f
..
.
.
L
.
t
Is
Being
Lifted
ASSOCIATED
SALMON
CAHNERS
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PEL
are
the
only
two
Canadian
provinces
in
which
margarine
Is
oamjjrd.
economical,
coach
fares
the
"Sleepy
Hollow"
Coach.
When
you
board
this
smart,
sleek
car
be
prepared
for
surprises
I
It's
so
quiet,
so
clean,
so
modern.
And
the
biggest
surprise
all
is
your
"Sleepy
Hollow"
Chair
.
.
.
easily
adjustable
to
your
Una
the
Pioneer
Druggi
PRESCRIPTION
StH
iVcm'
Edition
own
comfort
"angle"
.
.
.
back
for
sleeping
.
.
.
forward
for
II
.
'
.
.
CHARLOTI
ETO
A'N
-A
bill
will
b:
iritr'KJ-jced
duriri
the
current
t,-tn,jn
of
the
Prince
Edward
I-lar.d
li
Ki.':!atur'r
to
lift
the
ban
on
the
Mil
tnd
manufacture
of
mar-(,'arnie
in
the
province,
Agricul-
'
lure
Minister
Cleveland
Bake
miti
laht
night.
The
mlnLster
Made
the
announcement
several
hours
after
the
P.E.I.
Agriculture
Western
Canadian
Oils
1950
Version
Daily
Delivery
Service
Phone
81
piciure
window
gazing.
Individually-controlled
lighting
.
.
.
ultra-modern
powder
rooms
and
washrooms.
Many
extra
comfort
features
make
these
can
ideal
for
day
and
night
trips.
Safe,
dependable,
economical-travel
by
train
ride
relaxed,
arrive
refreshed.
Canadian
Pacific
trains
ar
progressively
being
quipped
with
new
"Sleepy
Hollow"
Deluxe
Coaches,
Cmplett
information
from
any
Canadian
Pacific'agunt,
SERVICE
BY
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PLUMBERS
TW
new
or
fourth
Edition
of
this
booklet,
reporting
upon
the
important
developments
in
the
Western
Canadian
Oilfields
and
the
many
companies
doing
the
work,
is
now
available
for
the
investing
public.
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urns
est
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TO
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uys
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