Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
SUMMPD
-,.1
I
fm
As.
Silbak-lndian
Working
Deal
.Monday,
July
1,
1S50
,
Mandy,
consulting
geologist
estimated
the
inferred
tonnage
of
reserves
at
40,982
grading
0
13
oz.
gold
and
5.8
ozs.
silver
per
ton
and
6.1
lead
and
7.7
zinc.
Of
this
total.
22,585
tons
are
con-
Agreement
has
bten
reached
taintd
In
one
block
of
average
of
at
i
r
by
Indian
Mints
1946),
Ltd.,
and
GREAT
REDUCT
the
Shtblished
B
Thi
Newspaper
To
Kelp
Foster
A
Better
Understanding
of
Advertising'
Funrtion
in
our
Society.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
i.
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
"
'
Iember
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
Q.
A
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
t
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Latest,,,,
Silbak
Premier
Mines,
Ltd.,
for
the
mining,
milling
and
marketing
of
ore
from
the
Indian
mine,
Portland
Canal
mining
division.
Cost
of
the
erection
of
a
tramline
and
re-optn;ng
the
mine
will
be
borne
by
the
Indian
company
and
the
work
will
be
done
by
the
Silbak
Premier
organization.
0.13
oz.
gold
and
7.70
ozs.
silver
per
ton
and
7.107.,
lead
and
8.6
zinc.
The
total
length
of
the
oreshoots
comprising
the
reserve
was
795
ft.
and
the-
average
mining
width
4.0
U..Dr.
Mandy
qualifies
this
estimate
with
the
statement:
(
.
"Until
fruther
development
bj
raising
.is
dene,
this
tonnage
estimate
is
classified
as
'in-
.
fect
ftf.
ueg.
J4i';;
How
j
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
i
HOLIDAY
CLEAN
UP
!
RADIUM
B.C.:
Two
j
fellows
that
I'
met
in
the
j
of
in
sq1
M-n's
RAINCOAT
assortment
to
chj
By
Barrier,
rer
Week,
zoc;
Per
Month,
7Sc;
rer
Teaj,
g8
00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
J5.00.
Under
the
terms
of
the
agree
ment,
Silbak
Premier
will
pro-
;
ferred'.
To
meet
unknown
con-vide
and
lnstal
the
material
for
i
ditions
in
the
b;u'ks
of
these
ln-the
two-mile
tram-line
to
extend
ferred
ore.shoots
a
deduction
from
the
portal
oX
the.
Indian
factor
of
20
is
advisable.
Thic
No.
2
tumicl
to
a,
raise,
directly
reduces
ihe
inferred
tons
to
connected
with,
Silbuk's,
coucea-r
32,000."
.
'trator
will
mice
and
nUU
tlw
J
Men's
T-SHihts
Colors.
Reg.
(toys'
SWEATERS
4
1
It..
it.
pool
at
this-Rocky.
Mountain
hot
spring
told
me
of
their
meeting
yesterday
with,
a
big
black
bear.
They
were
uncertain
of
the
sex
never
get
close
enough
to
observe.
But
they
figure
the
bear
weighed
about
600
or
700
pounds.
When
they
and
the
bear
met
they
were
all
surprised.
But
the
bea'r
quickly
turned
and
ambled
off.-
The
5
-
:
.
Belgium's
Tragedy
LSEOP0LD,
King
of
'thfs
Belgians
will
either
abdicate,
be
assassinated';
ht
be
taken
captive
vhin
the
next
few
days.
as.
a
certain
result
of,
the,
pisent
intolerable
situation
in
Belgium,
which
is
alieady
in
the
unfortunate
state
of
virtual
revolu-
Try
a
Pally
Istws
Classified
.
.Ro,'
JEA.NS,
E)ltr.
uiimu
wt,
wiu
siup
ana
vaair
ket
conceiHrs
Its
;
and
will
.
have
full
supervsicn..
and.
opctatlng
;
ccntrol
la
consideratioa
ofr
pay.
raent
by
Indiia
Mines
of
$11
per
j
ton.
It
is
fuit
her.
agreed
thai
SUbak.
will
reotive.
25.
of
profits
nncy
trla.
rn
;
No
DRESS
AM)
w0RK
from
tim
or
civil
war.
norsis
wari'
'Deavr-have'
we.
room
for
two
more
to
watch
television?"
.
after
reserve,
lot
depletioiv
3
It
does
seem
a
pity
that
the
obduracy
of
mon-
foolish
fellows
took,
after,
the
bear,
on
the
spur
of
the
moment
just
why
they
could
not
explain.
Every
now
and
again
the
WITH
All
THREE
BOW
AND
CURLS'
u;
SHOES
AT
REUltKii,
FEATURES
ii
1
ql
Vapor
Sal
Sovctpan
bear
looked
back.
At
last
when
bear
saw
the
men
still
following
him
he
turned
at
a
narrow
bridge
and
Kay
Reflects
and!
Reminisces
aifh,
who
has
already
shown
himself
to
be
a
weak-lhfe
if
not
a
traitor
and
the
elements
that
support
higi
should
have
brought
the
country
to
the
state
as'
it
ids
today.
The
whole,
thing
seems
so
tragically"
umiecessary
with
an
issue
over
which
there
was
ncghing
to
be
gained
but,
as
a-result
of
which,
so'
mjjch
damage
may
be
done,
particularly
in
the
way
.
ovulational
equanimity
and
unity.
4
-It
is
also
most
unfortunate
that
the
Belgian
'
political
crisis,
should
have
come
at
this
particular
ret
I
R..W.C0LU?
):
8
started
straight
for.
them
at
a
terrific
speed.
How
long
the
oear
chased
them
they
could
not
say
They
broke
all
speed
i
ecords
getting
away.
Directors..
Indian
Mines
(1946J,
Lid,
Include.
Jg
Hcward
Forester,
president;
Qwdou.Ei
Burdjcki,
H.
O.
Tt
Perry,
R.
MC--Lennan,
T.
i;
Etossom,
and
H..
H.
Hemsworth.,
Dale.
I
Pitts,
man-r
aglag
director.
oX
Silbak
Pftinier.
will
he
invited
ta
join
the.
board.
The
property
Is
situated
In
the.
Upper
Salmon
Hlver,ara
ou
the,
west-side,
ot:
Cascade,
Creek
and
on
the.
south
slope,
of
Big
Missouri
Ridge
between
1.5Mand
2.60ft
ft.
elevation
It
is
reached
from
seaboard
at
Stewart
by
siie
Premier
highway,
thence,
by
wagon
road:
to.
the.
Woodbln
mine.
The
Provincial
.
Governrt
meat:
Is
.
canoptratnuk
la.
the
opening
of
the
mine
by
erecting
j
a
temporary
bridge
to
permit
President
;
Truman,
warns
against
any:
change
in
one's
cus-tomaryv
method
and
system,
of
buying,
and.
in.
the
same
breath
tells.;
the,
American
people
they
are.ia.fpr.
spae,
belt
tightening.
A
rather,
raw.way
to
put
H.
If
he
i
Authorized
DealK
HAMISH
IS
THE
ELEVEN
year
old
son
of
the
Swiss
born
I
proprietor
of
the
Lodge
where
ELECTUOI.Q
Contact
the
abow;j
tine
when
there
are
elements
in
the
world
that
must'
P"leefnllv
WflfpVi
anr-Vi
internal
rlienniir
xi-ViiVt,
maVat
S
1
am
staying
on
this
visit.
He,
Is
jwas
hinting,
at
the
possible
ap
very
eager
to
help
me
write
my
i
preach,
of
r
repression,
w-hich
t.
VAPOi
SEAl
.
lotk
in
lood
flavor
vitomlnt
end
minffol$
2.
STAINlfSS
STEEl
laitinQty
boutiful
and
taut
to
cloan
3.
THERMIC
RAY
COPPER
BOTTOM
dittributot
haf
ovcnly,
cuti
fual
oitti
Services
and
8uprr
......
.u
;column
some
da
s0
!
am
let-
somehowv
does
not
sound
,
quite
TrtnTTllI
O-rnlinrl
fftf
Iho
Omnnn
nf
tlioii.
nonnnnnniln
I
.
...
.
..
so,
ominous.-
as.
"depression."
"
i
b'""
.in-rmiguriirai
piupagdiiua.
j,ttng
him
do
it
witnout
telling
See
the
new
thret
The
tragedy
of
Belgium
is
that,
this
strife,
overwm.
ELECTROLIX
Fit
IX
f
Here
Is
a
story
which
Hamish
solmething
that
was
not
worth
fighting
for.
anyway,'
ready
access
across
Cascade
Creek.
As
of
October
16,
1940,
Dr.
J.
T.
told
me.
Mr.-
and
Mrs.
had
a
car
,
on
.
which
the
windows
would
-
not:
close
up
without
a
good
deal
of
fixing.
One
day,
going
through
the
big
national
POLISHFE
Applif
s
the
wax
as
polishes
PHONE
451
Phone
today
lor
a
fr
stration
of
the
19SC
of
the
ELECTROLU
McHride
St.
Phone
311
;
Chances
are
that
the
average
man,
If
asked
what
he.,
knew,
today,
about
the
"Jervis
Piy,"
would
say
he
was
unfamiliar
with
the.
subject.
'
So
it's
about
time
something
Is
being
done
to
keep
her
immory
green.
A
bronze
tablet
Is
about
to
be
unveiled
at
Chatham
(Eng.)
In
honor
of
the
190
officers
and
has
opened
wider
political;
sores
.which
may
take
a
long
time
to
heal.
"
'
ifEItt)
AT.
BOTTOM
.....
-
v
i
.;
V
T
a
luncheon
given
in.
an
American-city
to
a
j
group
of.
football
coaches
one
of
the
coaches
j
MISS
TORONTO
Meet
Miss
Toronto
of
1950
lovely
Ruby
i
Mann.
The
18-year-old
beauty
from
Grimsby,
Ont.,
was
chosen
from
among
56
contestants
re-:
cently.
She
Is
five
feet
six
!
inches
tall,
weighs
125
pounds,
has
a
,34
bust,
24
waist
and
35
,
paix,
VMy
ran
fc'.aru
-bang
into
a
big
bear.
That
's,
they
had
to
stop
because
there
was
no-
way
PURIFIER
and
ELEq
FLOOR
POLISH
turned
to
veteran
referee
and
asked
his
opinion
of;
men
.
of
the
merchant
cruiser,
j
,
sunk
by
a
Oerman
batthship:
hips.
(CP
Photo)
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Those
desirous
of
enlisting
or
re-enlisting
in
ROYAL
CANADIAN
AIR
FORCE
please
arrange
for
personal
interview
with
MR.
E.
CLAUSEN,
J.
Clausen
&
Son
office.
Waterfront,
Prince
Rupert
to
get
past.
The
bear
came
to,
the
windows,
no
doubt
expecting
to
get
a
handout.
Mr.
thought
It
would
be
grand
to
take
a,
the
day.
V,
Ll
1
l-Vl
IU
C
a
VttVl
XH
'
V-XV.
VV
CA1J.VA
OI.Vl
one
6f
the
most
publicized
players
'of
..'Well,!:
v
the
referee
replied;,
"I
while
defending
a
convoy
on
Its
can
,
say
this
wav
from
Cana4r.
to
Britain
n
j,
h.
Storrie,
Department
of
1940.
Thprp.
Wprp.Sft
vpcepla
aanYi
n..uu-
ttr
...t.
.,..,
.
.
ich.
I
never
hacUo
dig
him
outof
the
bottom
of
a
m
snapshot
of
the
bear.
He
hopped
,tZ
"
,
"
-
ruuu
o.K3,
ieit
iust
uigni
ior
read7to'ria.yIC':if:anA
.
Bc
mmaffPw'
-"
r
cut
cui
ami
ana
was
was
gettmg
geiung
reaay
Between
4
and
p
p.m.
.
t
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
.
!
take
the
picture
when
the
bear's
Phone
Cireen
975
P.O.
Box
548
VOU
UJlViCi
I'UVCl
UA
LJLC
Jtij."1
,,
,
SnX!X
MT"-,,
Thtn"
bpmbs.,
There
Is
also
a
'
Question"what
is
going
to
be
tf
Both
the
reteree
and
ms
hearers
sat
pack
satis-
patience
gave
,out
,
Wben
Mrs
fi4d
that
the
player'?
status
'had
been
significantly
did
.
not
come
across
ff
j
'
with
some
food
or
a
chocolate
"
This
may
well)
third
war
would
ing
until
her
last
gun.
was
si
asked
A
bar
or
whatnot
Mr.
Bear
swipeu
her
with
his
paw.
The
bear's
t
I
But
had
it?
:
;
,
Of
course
it
is
pleasanter
and
more,
satisf
yingly,
claws
gashed
the
lady's
j
aao.
but
remembered
iy
hoi"
4
FOR
PLANNIK
'
mam
mill
ntklf
-
.
.
':(
,
Porcupines
are
plentiful
in
and
Injured
her
breast,
The
moral
says
Hamish
is
do
not
play
around
with
bears,
for
bears
are
not
playthings.
rUK
DUIUUlw
AUGUST
Lay
Away
SALE
of
Fine
Quality
FURS
dramatic
to
come
along
with
the
final
grand
gesture
arid,
hurl
oneself
on
the
top
of
the
scrimmage.
By,
itself,
however,
this
gesture
would
have
lacked
ef,
fertiveness.
But
for
the
inglorious
unknown
at
the
bottom
of
the
scrimmage
the
ball-carrier
wouldn't'
FOR
REPAIRIK
the
hills
arourd
Prince
Rupert.!
Prince
Rupert
strawberries
One
came
to
town
the
other
day
are
said
to
rival,
if
not
surpass,
and
took
a
sudden
fancy
to
the
!
the
Terrace
erown
variety.
Each
gateway.
of
a
Ninth
Avenue
home.
!
mav
be'
said
to,
be
excellent.
In
It
scorned
hints
to
be
gone
so!
winter,
this
far
north,
tl
ey
are
had
to
be
shot,
for
quills
are
con-
1
not
obtainable.'
However.,
there
spicuous
as
well
as
inconvenient,
Is
a
third
snecies
of
strawberry
and
awkward
when
seen
stick-commonly
known
as
the
"C.P.R."
Ing
where
they
have
no
business
we
have
found
most
apoetizini
Actually,
the
sturdy
little
creat
Coll
363
MITCHBi
hay
e
been
stopped.
,':
It's
true
that-
there
is
nothing
dramatic
or
glorious
about
him.
He
emerges
muddied
and
bat-
&C
commencing
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
t,
,
AT
9
A.M.
ine
nounsning
as
part
cl
the
lire
is
harmless.
Before
this,
a
Hamish
has
already
developed
quite
a
Journalistic
sense
because
he
tells
me
that
both
Joan
Crawford
and
Blng
Crosby
have
eaten
meals
at
this
lodge.
(I
hasten
to
add,
their
separate
visits
were
more
than
a
year
apart).
.
Hamish
says
Joan
Crawford
struck
him
as
a
really
nice
lady.
He.
particularly
remembers
her
dog,
too..
"What,
breed?"
I
asked.
"Seemed
to
be
sort
of
a
mix-ture
French
and
English
poodle,"
said
Hamish.,
early
morning
breakfast
dish..
.iSJLahd
beaten,
after
the
.cheering
has
died
away,!
venues
back
to
his
place
until
opportunity
calls;
.nffi
Tliprti
uret
nlpnfir
nf
pvninnloa
trtnf
fit
Vila
otxe
LIMITED
hungry
man
has
turned
him
into
a
first
class
chunk
of
roast
pork.
Builders
&
Contn
neaiiv.
une
mitrnt
visualize
mm
as
a
ratner
moei-
inrUand
anonymous
character.
He
belongs
neither
j
Browsing
through
the
Opjtim-1
'
1st
(later
the
Daily
News)
we
!
noticed
a
string
of
ships'
names
in
the
marine
column,
and
had
memory,
refreshed.
The.
Henrique,
Cottage
Citv,
-
Capilano',
I
Amur.
Qunrtr.1
rMtu,
nf
c.ntti.
STKAMER
ire
LOCAL
GOSSXP.
SAYS
THAX
state
of
Californali
Rupert
"r.
"
"V
"
l
Paltoa.nd
Distributor...
The
W
SAILS
FOE
I
"
11
1:
to
-wpital
nor
to
labor:
He.
is
neither,
an
industrialist
ndr
a
farmer.
He
hasn't
the
wealth,
or
common
in-tei-est,
or
organization
to
give
him
power
as
a
pi-jessure
group.
He
belongs
in
that
twilight
land
where
resides
the
most
forgotten
of
forgotten
men;,,
the
white-collar
worker.
He
is
often
to
be
found
at
the
bottom
of.
the
scrimmage
doing
his
humble
best
wftile
the
furor
mounts
about
the
more
showy
actors.
M
THESE'
AND
MANY
MORE
COATS
AND
JACKETS
WILL
BE
OFFERED
FOR
MILADY
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and
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been
c
the.
government
about
a
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skippers
dollars
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are
paying
the
lowest
paid
workers
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per
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f
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hatd
hour
and
a
large
percentage
:
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them
are
still
in
their
teens.
Is
,tin
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what
thev
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How
it
too
much?
Not
if
you
are
a
(i?oked
about
014
teen-ager.
timer;
'
'
One
of
the
finest
changes
that
'
'
has
occured
in
Canada
since
my
j
A
magazine
cover
shows
a
boyhood
Is
the
way
the
college
(
picture
In
color.
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is
entitled.
.
But
let
us
make
no
mistake.
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the
rules
of?
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at
11:
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whether
of
football
or!
life,
remain
as.they
are-,
the
man
at
the
bottom
of
the
scrimmage
is
not
A
SELECTION
OF
5
DIFFERENT
SHADES'
WEDNESDAY
Plumbing
&
Heating
Prompt
and
Efficient
Service
a
figure
of
foiled
effort
and
official
scorn,
but
the;
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go
alter
pick
and
shovel
Hiroshima
U.S.A.
and
reveals
;
real
hero
of
the
piece
the
man
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does
the
biggest
or
muscle
and
sweat
Jobs,
j
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York
City
being
destroyed
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pride
of
the
old
days
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gone
j
1
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the
Lord,
and
I
hope
for-!
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CAFE:
PRINCE
I.
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cost
Is
so
low
you
cannot
afford
to
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a
fur
coat
this
winter
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UNTIL
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Nor
do
I
begrudge
the
kids
their
80
cents
an
hour
or
more
!if
they
can
get
it.
'
If
the
old
men
(and
women)
of
the
world
go
on
making
such
l
a
mess
of
things
these
same
j
kids
will
soon
be
"saying
us"
fonce
again.
The
last
time
we.
had
to
be
saved.,
we
called
on:
kids
who
had
never
once
in
all
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harm
following
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the
beating
of
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week.
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