BRIDGED
JOIN
CITIES
Baghdad,
the
Tigris
River
in
Iraq,
Is
joined
with
the
out
city
of
Baghdad
by
two
jontoim
bridges
650
feet
und
715
fon
long.
6
ptinre
Uupctt
Dailp
J3eto
Uto.
,
'
Tuesday,
May
4,
1948
i
Muic
Cargo",
Strange
Cull
Breaks
Out
In
South
Seas
"f
a
street
J,'"
,Rl,lTt
Si
ill
'.
Jll,M:
Special
Gesture
May
Be
Made
For
Visiting
Chamber
Prince
Rupert
merchants
may
keep
their
business
places
open
on
the
evening
of
June
16
In
deference
to
a
large
group
of
Los
Angeles
visitors.
The
visiting
group
will
be
members
of
the
Los
Angeles
eJ)
"
a
A
x
INJURED
DOE
FINDS
HOME
Frar-Crazed
Animal,
Chased
Ity
Dogs,
Broke
I-cff
Twice
ST.
CROIX,
N.B.
p
Until
last
month
a
pint-size
yearling
doe
was
the
loneliest
creature
in
all
New
Brunswick's
forests.
Since
her
first
timid
pee;
into
the
border
settlement,
she
has
been
shot
at,
chased
by
dogs,
injured
and
nearly
drowned.
But
now
she
is
in
a
sympath-
the
st,,..,
"J,a
S
i
''own
t.,
.,.'.Jr
':
Hil
PUM-senter
.
V
-
ait
MANUFACTURES
UP
Researchers
report
that
the
United
States
now
is
producing
one-third
more
manufactured
goods
per
capita
than
it
did
before
the
war.
The
Malaitans
worked
in
labor
corps
on
Guadalcanal
for
the
United
States
Army
during
the
war.
They
saw
colored
men
getting
high
wages,
and
enjoying
rides
in
jeeps,
smoking
and
listening
to
radios.
War
left
plantations
over
grown.
There
was
no
work.
The
men
went
back
to
thPir
villus
unttWllU'''
S"
,
"I
loonK
where
women
do
the
work.
They'
Two
armers.
Pcrcy
Christie
listened
to
and
Bert
Smltn
watched
the
native
leaders
who
had
"got
religion."
yearling
as
dogs
chased
her
into
Gradually
the
movement
was
tne
st-
Croix
river
one
after"
formed,
based
on
interpreta-
noon-
In
trvln8
t0
escape
she
tions
of
the
Book
of
Revelations.
broke
her
leS
Everybody
joining
had
to
pay
I
The
farmers
pulled
her
from
one
pound.
All
would
share
in
tne
stream
as
she
was
flound-the
magic
cargo.
,ering
to
keep
from
going
under.
"The
Marching
Rule"
or
Christie
took
her
home,
treated
"Marching
Brotherhood"
as
it
the
swollen
hock
and
built
a
is
also
called,
formed
its
own
pen
for
her.
militia.
They
were
armed
with
I
Still
fear-crazed,
the
doe
tried
batons
and
preached
insurrec-
,
to
scale
the
wall
of
her
pen
dur-
Unforgettable
enlertn.
The
p.ck
of
the
pic,uresr
wovie
of
the
Year!"
I
Vjj
I
.
,3-
AN
EVENING
OUT
FOR
ENGLISH
ROYALTY
In
this
departure
from
the
usual
posed
portraits
of
royally,
we
see
Queen
Elizabeth
(right)
and
Queen
Mary
being
received
on
their
arrival
at
the
Theatre
Royal
in
London.
1
V
f:
if
r
wy
"jgojin,
emmiscences
Reflections
By
w.j.
and
A
prospecting
outfit,
burro,
coffee
pot,
frying
pan,
flap-
jacks
.
and
all,
kept
browsing
around
Third
Avenue
Saturday
afternoon.
There
has
been
no
word
of
a
strike.
There
may
be.
however,
should
it
keep
on
wandering
westward.
There
Is
thought
to
be
a
prospect
in
the
Park
Avenue
zone.
It
might
be
advisable
to
thoroughly
examine
the
ground
here,
and
take
ones
time.
This
has
nothing
to
do
with
Prince
Rupert,
early
clays
or
laic
days
and
all
that.
We
merely
pass
it
along.
It's
just
about
an
officer
who,
after
bring
overseas
fourteen
months
had
a
letter
from
his
wife.
She
told
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
their
wives
returning
from
a
trip
to
Alaska
on
the
first
voyage
of
the
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
George.
They
will
number
250.
,
Stores
may
also
be
decorated
during
the
visit
and
taxi
drivers
will
be
reminded
that
a
recently
passed
city
bylaw
required
that
fare
schedules
be
posted
in
a
conspicuous
place
in
their
vehicles.
A
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
named
last
night
to
contact
the
Retail
Merchants'
Association
with
a
suggestion
that
their
stores
bo
opened
to
accommodate
the
visitors.
Ordinarily,
stores
are
closed
Thursday
afternoon.
CAN
AYONE
BEAT
JOE
MARTIN'S
26-POUNDER?
Prince
Rupert's
unofficial
salmon
derby
Is
on.
Monday,
the
Dally
News
reported
the
story
of
a
boy
who
caught
a
20-pound
red
spring
off
the
government
wharf
on
Sunday,
remarking
that
It
probably
was
the
largest
to
be
hooked
off
a
wharfside
this
season.
Joe
Martin
of
172a
Sixth
Avenue
East
says
otherwise.
It
seems
that
Joe
has
been
snagging
springs
off
the
Cana
dian
Fish
and
Cold
storage
Co.
wharf
for
some
time
and
his
largest
to
date
has
been
20
pounds.
He
has
caught
others
ranging
down
to
16
pounds.
No
high-priced
gear,
cither,
just
an
"ordinary
line
ana
hook,"
with
herring
bait.
Government
Ship
Dispute
Mooted
OTTAWA,
9
Acting
Minister
of
Resources
James
A.
MacKinnon
told'
Commons
Monday
that
ne
would
,
,re
,nt0
a
that
tw0
g0Vernment
hydrogra-
phic
shl
at
vlctorla
are
tlcd
up
beCause
of
a
labor
dispute,
Maj.
Gen
O
R
Pearkcs
(PC-
Nanaimo)
had
asked
whether
the
reported
tie-up
of
the
ves-
seis
William
T.
Stewart
and
Perry
had
been
caused
by
refusals
of
the
crews
to
sign
contracts
basea
on
last
year's
wages.
Physical
Culture
Couple
Married
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.-About
500
persons
were
present
at
the
wedding
here,
of
Bcrnarr
Mc-
1
illicit
banc
Hiauc
Ui
muuic
illt.i
flour
and
honey.
Guests,
who
'shared
tne
new,y-weds'
health
beliefs,
sipped
carrot
Juice.
Ot,hfr.s
sinned
rhamnnpne
Me-
'Faddcn
ansWered
his
vows
in
a
firm
voice
but
forgot
to
kiss
the
bride
until
reminded
by
the
clergyman.
DEATHS
FROM
SUFFOCATION
Suffocation
ranks
number
two
as
killer
of
newborn
babies,
ac-
counting
for
about
50,000
Infant
deaths
a
year,
In
the
United
States.
-
MSA.N
1IAVHAK1)
m
A"?
"SMASH-l'l"'
AN
IDIiAI.
VI
him
of
a
prayer,
written
by
their
day
afternoon.
It
was
a
calm,
four
-
year
-
old
daughter.
The
hum-drum
sort
of
day.
He-child
wrote:
"Dear
Lord,"
the
hadn't
much
hope,
although
girl
began,
"please
send
me
a
I
there
was
always
a
gamble.
He
little
baby
brother
so
we
will
might
as
well
be
doing
that,
as
"Mother's
Day"
Gifi
KOOKS
OF
TIIK.VI
Ki:
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POP:UP
AUTOMATIC
TOASTER
by
Ralph
Morton
SYDNEY,
Australia,
(AP)
All
over
the
South
Seas
the
'.'Magic
Cargo"
cult
Is
breaking
out
on
isolated
islands,
according
to
travellers
reaching
here.
The
religious-political
movement
is
a
-
sympton
of
unrest
among
natives.
But
each
outbreak
is
spontaneous
in
its
own
)ocar
territory.
There
is
no
widespread
movement
of
revolt
as
far
as
administrators
can
determine.
'.
Outbreaks
have
been
reported
in
New
Guinea,
Manus,
Bougainville
and
in
the
Solomons.
In
the
Solomons,
five
native
leaders
of
the
"Marching
Rule"
movement,
a
quasi
Fascist
organization,
are
imprisoned
as
a
result
of
a
rebellion
which
failed
last
September.
The
"Magic
Cargo"
cult
differs
only
slightly
in
different
areas.
Its
adherents
believe
a
ship
will
come
laden
with
the
good
things
they
want.
Many
of
the
good
things
they
saw
for
the
first
time
when
United
States
troops
inhabited
the
islands.
Some
say
It
will
.be
a
huge
submarine
that
will
bring
the
manna
from
Heaven.
In
inland
New
Guinea
the
natives
talk
of
a
great
tunnel
which
will
open
up,
through
which
the
goods
will
flow.
Periodically
New
Guineans
work
themselves
into
a
semi-religious
frenzy
called
"valala
madness."
While
they
tell
and
retell
the
story
of
the
monster
ship
coming,
they
build
a
big
house
to
hold
the
cargo.
Then
they
dig
holes
all
around
the
village
"for
the
dead
people
to
come
and
get
their
share."
Six
months
ago
the
"Marching
Rule"
movement
in
the
Sol-omans
became
so
strong
and
rebellious
that
the
administra
tors
sent
in
a
police
force
to
arrest
the
ringleaders.,
H.M.S.
Contest
was
ordered
there
"
to
show
the
flag.
-
,
,
IMPACT
V
OF
WAR
An
official
who
saw
the
movement
grow
to
full
fury
on
Malaita
In
the
Solomon
said
It
was
due
to
the
impact,
of
war
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nn
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
SEE
It.
E.
MORTIMER
3ii
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR;
The
Popular
A.
e
c
1
i7pRINCE
RUPERT
j"
Sails
For
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
FORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
F.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Information
call
or
wrltt
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Oflets
PRINCE
RUPEK1,
B.C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
291
P.O.
Box
108
j
the
coming
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
but
few
hav?
equalled,
and
certainly
none
have
surpassed
the
record
set
by
the
Premier.
One
of
the
men
who
helped
make
it,
R.
K.
Neill,
died
not
long
ago
in
Spokane,
aged
85.
When
he
took
hold,
it
was
generally
thought
the
ground
was
worked
out.
But
along
with
A.
B.
Trltes
and
R.
W.
Wood,
the
spending
of
$4,000
uncovered
new
ore
bodies,
and
this
important
fact
gave
steady
work
from
then
on,
and
brought
the
owners
about
three
million
in
something
less
than
three
years,
t
A
boy
waited
for
a
bite,
from
where
he
sat
on
the
wharf,
Sun-
something
else.
And
so,
sort
of
,
day
dreaming,
he
Just
sat
and
.waited,
while
the
blue
harbor
sparkled,
and
the
snow
on
the
mountains
shone
spotless.
A
lazy
sort
of
day!
And
then
Wham,
Bingo,
Hang
on!
A
bite,
tug!
A
twenty-pound
salmon
with
something
in
his
face
he
couldn't
shake
off.
If
spared,
age
will
overtake
that
boy.
A.s
he
journeys
through
life,
he
will
know
experience
of
infinitely
more
Importance
than
just
catching
a
fish.
He
will
probably
forget
a
lot
of
them.
But
ever
fresh
in
memory
will
be
that
spring
salmon
battle
on-th'1
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
long
ago.
-
-
'
I
!g
p
m
Aprll
27S8.
Prlncei4S
Louise,
or
Alaska
Wedncsday-ss.
Prince
Rupert.
nldnight
April
22
ss.
Princess
Louise,
.m.
Dr.'
John
F.
L.
Hughes
wll!
leave
tomorrow
by
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Victoria
to
be
with
his
mother
who
Is
serlously
ill.
Dr.
Hughes
expeetc
to
be
away
for
10
days
or
twj
weeks.
SUN
LAMPS
FLASHL1T3
RADIOS
AUTOMATIC
IROi
have
something
to
surprise
daddy
with
when
he
gets
home."
Most
of
us
like
taking
a
little
chance,
and
tickets,
as
a
rule
are
for
worthy
causes.
But
did
you
ever
figure
out
what
your
likelihood
of
being
a
winner
amounts
to?
A
college
profes-1
sor,
whose
name
doesn't
matter,
j
has.
He
has
struck
an
average,
and
finds
that
if
your
ticket
costs
anywhere
from
four
bits
to
a
dollar,
you
will
spend
at
j
least
a
minimum
of
$20,
before
anything
comes
your
way.
Many
mines
have
been
de-
veloped,
faded
away
and
come
to
life
again
in
the
north,
since
LAMPS
ACCESSOR!
etic
and
knowing
hands.
ing
the
night,
but
didn't
make
it
Christie
found
her
next
morning,
huddled
on
the
ground
with
leg
broken
again.
A
veterinary
was
called
In
and
it
looked
as
if
the
unlucky
fawn
would
have
to
be
destroyed.
But
Christie
decided
to
try
again.
The
doe
was
anaesthetized
and
the
break
set
and
supported
with
a
splint.
She
is
now
able
to
hobble
about,
nlbbline
at
food
and
has
quieted
down.
Christie
intends
to
keep
her
for
a
pet.
WIFE
OF
FORMER
POLICE
CHIEF'
DIES
IN
SOUTH
M'
former'
-Chris
police
chief
at
Prince
RuPcrt'
died
t
Victoria
on
Saturday,
according
to
word
re-
,
ceived
b
f
,
d
fd
X
Sgl
Mrs.
Jacklin
was
the
wife
of
Sgt
!?h?"
Ja?,k"n
'
th!
BC'
pr0V-
r
juiiuc,
'
wiiu
was
jii
cnarge
..
6c
of
the
citv
detachment
during
1941.
She
had
been
til
for
several
years.
...
...
oWAINo
Vloll
NEARBY
LAKE
Swans
appear
to
be
finding
Dia
nohhr,i-Knnri
f
d.
pert
an
agreeable
region
to
rest
driving
out
tho
highway
Sunday
were
interested
In
observing
no
less
than
seven
of
these
graceful
birds
four
large
and
three
small,
at
a
small
lake
between
the
city
limits
and
Galloway
Rapids.
Swans
have
been
seen
around
here
for
years.
BAN
ON
REDS
IS
UNLIKELY
KITCHENER.
Ont.
The
Secretary
of
State,
Colin
Gibson
anounced
that
of
the
78
foreign
language
papers
printed
In
Can-1
ada,
19
arc
prcching
Communism.
Mr.
Gibson
said
he
could
noi
believe
that
banning
Commu
nism
was
the
true
answer,
even
though
they
were
trying
to
makJ
new
Canadian
citizens
unfaithful.
It
should
be
proven
to
all
groups
and
classes
that
the
present
system
is
the
superior
one.
Warns
Against
Government
Power
OTTAWA
Justice
F.
R.
Angers
of
the
Exchequer
Court
has
given
warning
that
uncontrolled
use
of
discretionary
powers
placed
in
government
officials
could
lead
to
dictatorial
government
In
Canada.'
"There
are,
In
my
judgment,"
he
said
"far
too
many
encroachments
by
Ministers,
Deputy
Ministers
and
functionaries
in
the
judicial
as
well
as
legislative
field.
If
they
are
not
curtailed,
Canada
may,
in
a
not
too
remote
future,
be
ruled
by
a
dictatorial
government."
NEW
BEACON
ON
BANKS
ISLAND
.
Mariners
are
advised
that
a
new
lighted
beacon
has
been
Installed
at
the
left-hand
entrance
to
While
Rocks
Harbor
on
the
north
end
of
Banks
Island.
It
shows
a
flashing
red
light
and
Is
vlsablc
from
all
points
of
approach
by
water.
MONTREAL,
tti
Early
"risers
in
Montreal
will
no
longer
be
offended
by
the
spectacle
of
garbage
cans
lining
city
sidewalks.
A
new
city
ruling
has
instructed
garbage
collectors
to
pick
up
garbage
from
back
yards.
,
Prince
Rupert
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777
Flowers
For
All
Occasions
AT
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
PHONE
(ill
313
THIRD
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tion
against
the
white
man,
British
officials
said.
The
British
administration
sent
in
police
from
western
Solomons
with
fixed
bayonets
and
arrested
five
ringleaders.
Later
a
British
destroyer
and
a
sub-
marine
encircled
the
island
and
nearby
Guadalcanal
and
Chrl-
toval
where
there
had
been
similar
outbreaks.
Now
all
js
peaceful
once
more
amonS
the
44.000
Malaitans.
But
the
"Marching
Rule"
is
out-
lawed.
NO
FARMER'S
HELPERS
KITPHENFR
rw
n
M
application
to
leave
school
early
leivedrkarhaprm,S
u"
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,
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,'
aIiJh
ZCiglC,r
rv
said
thfPr
WCre
reCe'Ved
by
the
score
during
war
years,
and
,
fewer
numbers
after
the
I
READY
FOR
BUSH
FIRES
TIMMINS,
Ont
i
Ranirrr;
jare
preparing
for
the
1948
fire
hazard
season.
Hose,
pumps,'
boats
and
trucks
have
been
over
hauled
and
tower
observers
are'
completing
preparations
to
take
over
their
lonely
perches
within
a
few
weeks.
j
In
old
Roman
Law.
the
act.
hv
which
a
slave
was
freed
was
cauea
manumission.
I
For
Daughter,
Son
and
Father
Mother's
Day
GIFTS
Lingerie
Dresses
Hankies
Coats
Blankets
Suits
DOZENS
OF
IDEAS
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE!
A.
MacKENZIE
i
FURNITURE
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
;
See
the
New
Carpel
at
our
store.
Will
not
absorb
water
easy
to
clean.
In
large
and
.mall
sizes
and
by
the
yard.
Phone
775
327
3rdAvc.
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i
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made'
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1
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Dally
,
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VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESTJT
PHONE
71
Fadden,
70,
widely
known
physical
culturlst,
and
Mrs.
Jennie
Steamship
Movements
i1"1
A,aska
iLce,
45,
who
cut
the
five-foot
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Vancouver
Monuay-ss.
Princess
Adeluidc,
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
11:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Friday
ss.
Catala,
12
midnight.
April
27
ss.
Princess
Louise,
..m.
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
April
22
ss.
Princess
Louise,
a.m.
F'or
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Port
Simpson
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
mid-Ught.
From
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
;
Monday
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Catala,
p.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monday,
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
10
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
1:15
p.m.
From
North
Ojireri
Charlotte
Islands
April
18
ss.
Coqultlani,
a.m.
F'or
North
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
April
16
and
30
ss.
Coquit-am,
midnight.
From
South
(ucr.n
Charlotte
Islands
April
16
and
30
ss.
Coquit-am,
a.m.
F'or
South
Queen
Charlotte;
Islands
April
18
ss.
Coquitlam,
midnight.
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peace
"
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J
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1
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MARINE
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SALE
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East
of
Llpsett-s,
Waterftunti
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"But
I
only
told
the
officer
we
were
eloping
to
get
out
of
a
spepdlng
ticket!"
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