Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday.
January
26.
1950
j
O.
W.
Njckprsnn
relumed
io
j
ithe
city
.on
the
Prince.
George
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Seattle
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to
I--.r
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of
Prmrr
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in
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rrmr.ii
etiti.ii
tv.inn-.ri
(AuthnriTFd
in
M-nnci
Claw
Mall.
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:
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Managing
nirertor.
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
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BUREAU
OK
CIRCULATIONS
!
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Month.
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"
j
Defending
Prince
Rupert
WK
HAVE
NOT
BEEN
HOWLING
calamity
!
but
we
would
prefer
to
have
our
readers!
fhink
we
have
been
talking
insurance
in
certain
j
-
.comments
we
have
been
making;
in
the
recent
water
j
fraud
power
crisis
and
in
advancing
another
suggest-
j
iori
that
has
been
mde.
i
In
the
water
crisis,
the
city
has
been
without
ade-'
(fhaie
fire
protection,
there
is
no
doubt.
Particularly
hs.-ttlu's
been
so
along
a
good
deal
of
the
waterfront
'
although
some
establishments
are
equipped
with
j
pumping
facilities
which
might
be
used
in
case
of
9"
"I
got
tired
of
Junior's
crying:
Did
I
do
wrong
Ray
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
anrf
Reminisce
"
-
j
...
voa
warm
Ht
jnlRTS
ReQ
Now
$2
SO
Men's
PANTS
Wool.
Now
f0r
Men's
WORK
Special,
pa;r
A
rv
Req.
uDtnt
:
Now'.:
t
.
Bys'
ond
Girls
piece
SNOWS
!
wool.
Reg.
$9
5
Now
only
.
Boys'
SWEATEI
Wool,
from
For
Com;
Sheet
Mela
0
-
CALL
-
BLACK
8
0
SERVICE
WORKfW
DEPEND-.
T.HO
SHEET
MET
&n
business
in
his
capacity
as
j
chairman
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission.
Adver:sc
:n
tne
uuiy
News'
V"
'
v
IK
ta
GOODI
GOOD!
(Ullogg't
ntw,
quick
way
ta
mk
BRAN
MUFFINS
WITH
RAISENS
No
crnminK,
micKg-Wiiling
--jut
one
eny
stirring!
Make
ini
lo-da
t
:
run
!
j
Ali-linm
4
cup
miKr
or
$4
cup
milk
I
1
cup
Hilled
lluur
2
Uil)lcHrflllS
2H
trfpijnii
rt
sliorliMiing
baking
powder
'i
cup
mitiiiui
I.
("omliiik
All
llrua
and
milk
in
mixing
bmvl.
J.
Sift
lo(iihr
flour,
baking
powder
and
m
inio
wune
mining
lxwt.
Add
augur
or
(?(
I
-mi
tivrup.
ti'i
iorln-ing,
and
ruiHins.
hur
only
until
vttinhtiuHl.
$,
I-ill
grenwcl
rnufTin
pan
full,
link
in
pf-ho'tlfd
rtfi:rHlly
hoi
oven
4iHi
l'
)
uvnt
Mj
lliillultfS.
Makes
B
luinrioiiH
mufiino.
Cnda't
most
famous
natural
laxliva
crdl
lor
4it
of
in-tuNtciant
bulk
-
try
a
bowlful
today
1
Mother
Knows
Best!
Cold
ltd
Lj
Grippe
broken
over-,
night
while
you
sleep!
A
long
recognized
cold
remedy
of
e-ceptionsl
merit,
Keid's
CRIP
FIX
cipvjlci
are
available
at
all
drug
stores
and
counters.
FOR,
Prinre
Rupert
has
been
h;v:-
ing
a
lot
about
rationing.
Ration-
i.ig
of
foo.,
rsup.iing
of
fuM,
ra-
tioning
of
thU,
that
ana
so.n:-
thing
else,
v;
i
ow
come
to
ovv
very
doo
steps
and
isn't
so
p;o
)
1
It
will
be
easier
io
have
sono
faint
noton
of
th
.
other
fellow's
troubles,
in
tt
a
future.
5
V
emergency.
,
While
the
situation
appeared
to
be
getting
under
Control
yesterday,
barring
some
unforeseen
even-t-tirality,
the
power
shortage
did
seem
rather
grim
"the
last
few
days
and,
under
certain
circumstances,
such
for
instance
as
a
railway
tie-up
which
would
in-temipt
deliveries
of
coal
to
the
dry
dock
steam
plane,
it
might
become
critical
again,
r,-;-..-
Every
one,
of
course,
hopes
for
an
early
change
to
more
.normal
winter
conditions
in
Prince
Rupert
'
to'
remove
these
water
and
power
crises
without
'
'further
emergent
measures.
But
the
Weather
Man
is
not
promising
much
relief
yet.
The
new
suggestion
which
is
being
advanced
is
..that
one
of
the
Canadian
naval
vessels
might
be
dispatched
to
this
port
to
take
up
its
headquarters
dur-'
in'g
the
water
and
power
emergency
to
stand
by
in
the
event
of
a
waterfront
fire
or
a
further
deterioration
in
the
electrical
supply
situation
or
for
possi-,.ble
other
relief
purposes.
The
vessel,
as
naval
vessels
"'"
have
done
at
other
places
under
such
circumstances,
could
be
used
to
pump
water
if
required
'or
to
feed
electrical
power
into
the
city
lines
to
meet
a
defici
Five
hundred
sack.-;
of
mail
fatalities
due
to
stress
o'
wea-from
Vancou-.ci-
kocs
east
bv
way
ther.
Takine
it
all
anion!
Ailnh
I
ency
"--""If
mv
enemy
nation
ftf-anv
other
port
with
U
7
renewal
of
their
franchise.
U
is
j
for
the
peuple
of
this
community
!
'
to
ponder
whether
the
compa.iy
,
complied
with
its
bargain
and
1
whether
they
siiould
put
up
with
I
cuts
in
their
comfort
and
earning
capacity?
instead
of
telling
the
people
hat
tney
have
not
co-op?ratcl
with
the
Power
Company,
the
officials
of
that
Company
should
offer
their
apologies
to
the
citizens
ior
their
own
tthe
Company's
i
lack
of
foresight
and
enterprise
when
afffC'.lnj;
a
cut
in
power
deliveries.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor.
DISGUSTED.
HOThtTRlvALS
;
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Leith,
Kin-
eolith.
J.
S.
Meek,
Premier:
J.
Selmerson,
Vancouver;
H.
And-
erson.
Vancouver;
I.
Haugen,
Vancouver;
W.
J.
Pitre,
Sooke;
A.
Smith.
Vancouver;
C.
Skaaravik,
New
Westminster;
T.
Rosmess-n,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
R.
Coulcombe,
Samlspit.
Mrs.
F.
Berryman
and
infant.
Sandsptt.
J.Jacobson,
New
Westminster;
B.
Cloke,
Vancou-
ver;
S.
McDermld
Chiiliwack;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Spurling,
Port
Edward;
Capt.
Brestad
and
wife,
Vancouver
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John,
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
J
BALAGNO
FLORISTS
I'houe
Green
787
Box
llfl3
Sew
royal!
HOTEL
hiiiie
to
from
Home
lit
kiinri.s
tint
mo
'(n
water
fKlNCb
K'jfKHI,
He
tl.l.,i-
Z)
f
J.
BtlX
:
5
iliivuiK,
racking,
(
ralinc,
Shipping
and
(.tncial
(
iit
taiic
and
Storage
Coilipli'le
Reliuljle
!in.l
Ellli'-
l
-.
i
Srivic-.
alwt
u
-t.-li
li
for
Ciii.inliitn
I.iftikl
Air
Co.
Mil
.
'
1'nr
OxyK''ii.
Acelylene
mid
nil
wclnini'
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cur
2ti'l
and
Park
Avenues
Kst.
1U10
IMtoncs
(ill
rind
RX
ftiV.-V
ijTudvly
rushed
to
the
scene
to
provide
defence.
It
would
seem
rensnnnhlp
i
vvi.vv
Bfecmii'i
calamity
ri
throuah
circumstances
other
than
strict
-
h'
enemv
attack
POWER
SITUATION
'
Editor.
Daily
News:
The
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
has
asked
the
citizp.s
of
Prince
Rupert
to
conserve
power
to
the
extent
of
40'"
ancy
the
Daily
News
concurs
with
an
editorial.
Both
the
notice
and
the
editorial
accuse
the
peo,.'.:
of
non-co-opt-ration
with
th-
Power
Company,
administering
practically
!
a
verbal
spankir;;
uo
the
citizens.
Have
either
jf
ihe.se
parties
paused
to
reflect
on
the
indiscretion
of
this
movcV
Last
i
year
the
same
situation
arose
'
and
the
Power
Company
was
I
contemplating
a
conservation
:
measure.
Luckily
the
elements
'
intervened
and
the
situation
was
relieved.
What
action
did
the
Power
Company,
who
have
a
franchise
to
deliver
power
to
this
comniun-
ity
take,
to
see
that
this
necea-
slty
did
not
arise
again?
-
NON'Ii.
Today
they
are
not
request
but
arbitrarily
enforcing
on
all
the
people
of
this
eommunt.y,
a
conservation
measure
that
could
have
been
averted
if
they
had
hn
willing
to
nut
some
o'
thrir
money
into
raising
the
dam
a;
Falls
River.
The
small
business
nun
such
as
myself
who
lives
on
his
ability
in
fnA
una
io
rtflt
rl
rUmi'iv
'l
,
.
.T'
hill
hut
the
Ipeitimal.
nrofi
IIP
derives
from
the
use
of
tne
po.
r
the
Power
Company
i:
obliged,
through
their
francinsa,
ta
produce
for
his
needs.
I
its
am
w
un
the
power
Is
off
so
is
his
bill
but
so
is
his
ability
to
earn
a
living
and
this
is
curtailed
!huh
th
reluctance
of
the
ves'e
l
interest
to
advance
any
more
capit
it,
even
though
the
situation
clearly
shows
that
such
an
Investment
is
required.
The
Power
Company
is
ask
n
for
a
new
rate
structure
and
a
IF
BABY
IS
CROSS
FIND
OUT
WHY
healthy
barif.s
r
not
en.
Vor
bah.
fiTo
!
..T:
h,f
'?
","".."LB":
in
tug
luue
sytt'-m
out
yt
orrlcr.
Frolmbly
1,ab
."wn
iiitt
can
prumptiy
-iiut
ie
riul.r
"
Mrs
Tt
rJ
I
Lll-
l.-.i
.u-
mx-nmc.
&he
wnte:
"My
imie
giri
w.mrn-
1ble.
trverish
and
unmetimrs
gick
at
lit-r
unmach
what
a
reiin
n
wa..
aitfr
sivm
h
9r
TMen,
10
mc
boor
much
beuec
niewai.
Swt.tBinj
Miy
crartM
to
powaVr,
Mewr.
No"sUW'ut
nndulliiwrttrct.
rromptiy
foiw
r
tnini
Biiruiu.
r.Zr"
ZZZZl1
'""
r"
'
Kal!y
f,w"
lat'ti-ts.
SsicknM
Kt
otten
ntiik.-s.iB
Ui-nititit.
Wilts.
Wonty
back
If
you
are
not
(.iMn-i
,.
bspifyiurr
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dishes
a
.Specially
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Rex
Cafe
2nd
Are.
Opp.
Rupert
Hold
7:00
a.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Phone
173
for
Outside
Orders
'
0
F
0
0
D
t
And
talking
about
possible
disaster
conditions.
r
'iTis
to
be
supposed
that
other
organizations
are
al-fo
keeping
their
powder
dry-
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Prr
'
Avail
yourself
at
out
fpt
rit
.
,
'
anJ
versatilily.
DIBB
PRINTING
BKSNER
BLOCK
I
BIJITISH
POLITICS
RK
ACTION
FROM
ONE
POINT
of
view
to
the
.
other
has
something
typically
British
about
it.
Ir.
They're
NEW
The
'59
fCI
jlfspeaks
the
British
attachment
to
moderation,
a
political
factor
that
takes
the
dynamite
out
of
many
ri
situation
that
would
explode
in
any
but
British
hands.
It
is
what
makes
Hyde
Park
oratory
safe
the
wilder
the
safer.
"
elsewhere,
has
been
fortunate.
Except
an
unusually
lengthy
cold
snap,
and
its
effect
on
uulitl?
there
has
been
little'
(if
that
much)
to
cause
anything
ap-
proaching
hardship.
No
floods.
No
succession
of
blindinn
snow-
storms,
no
suspension
of
vehicu
lar
traffic,
no
stoppage
of
u.Vn
service
for
days
on
end
arri
no
has
been
goad
to
this
part
of
ihe
north,
-
The
Medical
Health
Offer
s.d-
vises
the
boiling
of
drinking
water,
during
liie
present
pownr
crisis
in
Prin-.-c
Kiipei".
To
do
is
no
trouble,
?.nc'
even
if
if
were
wouid
be
wvil
wo:
tn
while.
Health
comes
first.
Slill
Walking
After
Long
Hike
John
Kristovich,
hardy
Ketchi-
kan
trapper,
rl
who
drifted
across
Dixon
Entrance
from
Portland
11111
1
10
uie
noimwesi
corner
01
,
.
,.u.
t
t.,
11
-'anam
island
in
a
bioken
down
trnllinir
hnnt.
anil
then
h(VH
tcr
"
-
v"'
"
fiftv
niilflsj
folnul
Naden
liar-
"
'.'
I
.
.
.
rv
.
Dor
to
Masseti
inlet,
has
not,
had
e'10usn
piking.
He
was
out
for
a
walk"
when
Cmadian
immigra-
0
Uon
authorities
"tried
tO
Contact
him"
by
long
distance
telephone.
The
immigration
people
are
in
touch
with
the
United
States
Coastguard
at
Ketchikan
and
two
of
Kristovich's
brothers,
James
and
Thomas,
were
considering
coming
to
Massett
to
help
John
repair
his
stranded
boat.
But
what
seemed
more
likely
is
that
the
Coastguard
would
conie
down
to
Massett
and
take
John
back
to
Kelchikan
i
.......
'
..
.
.
fcE:
certm,u
'ot'rm,
no.
32110.
I
to
Lot
One
111.
mock
Thirty-
seven
(371.
Section
Seven
(7).
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Map
923
WHEREAS
sdtislRCtory
prortf
of
loss
of
the
Hbove
Certificate
of
Title
Issued
In
the
name
of
Levi
Free-stad.
has
been
filed
In
this
offtc.
notice
is
hereby
given
that
I
shall
at
the
expiration
of
one
month-from
the
date
of
th
first
publication
"here-
f.
ttsxie
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
in
lieu
of
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office,
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
this
18th
cay
of
January.
1950.
A.
D.
Andrew
Thompson
Deputy
Registrar
of
Titles
(42)
;lcome
AT
TABLE
C
N
K
E
of
Prince
Rupert.
Of
course
ttvs
is
the
short
route
between
east
and
west.
John
Strachey,,
BiV
aki's
Minister
of
Food,
niusi,
be
real'ni;
a
general
elecUor.
is
on.
tf.
announces
substantial
increases
in
bacoa
and
candy
rations.
it
must
be
admiitci
that
today.
11
any
old
time,
the
way-
to
the
heart
of
the
average
man,
and
this
.
embraces
.m:
ele.-tor.i
-
Is
!
through
the
stomach.
--
me
ieei
ui
guou
eui
til,
cuaciew;,
wooa
or
muaii;
Dc-nealii
ones
'.cautious
feu
ti
ou'.d
a-vi:
n
'
gratitude
anytnirs;
.save
-4'rcsh
snow
with
smooth
ice
underne
a
h
11
'or
sjippiiy
hummocks.
On
the
,
It.
vertie
of
a
hird
1
fall
its
cnoin'h
!
i
to
make
one
catch
his
breath-
l.
ana
scores
are
Becoming
experts
in
m
rpmilnine
iemailllUg
erect
eitct,.
,
,
,;
.
Even
with
conservation
of
power
and
water.
Prince
Fttpert,
compared
with
what
haypnod
Commended
For
False
Alarm
An
employee
in
the
C.N.R.
com
missary
on
the
waterfront
not
Iced
smoke
pouring
through
the
floor
and
promptly
contacted
the
fire
department.
Arriving
at
the
.
.
..
,
scene
fuemen
were
happy
to
find
no
blaze
but
only
smoke
caused
by
a
blow
torch
thawing
jewer
Dines
underneath
the
buildine.
Fire
Chie
Earl
Bcker
said
that,
aitnouyn
it
was
a
false
alarm,
h3
thought.
n
wise
of
the
employee
to
contact
the
fire-department
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VETERANS
MINISTER
Can-
ada's
minister
r
of
of
veterans'
veterans'
af-
af
!
fairs'
Milton
Gregg,
knows
well
aBMBr.wn
t-t
m-i.i
,
S
Now
that
Britons
know
they
are
about
to
be
put
iln-ouah
a
political
campaign
culminating
in
gen-54
elections
February
23
vou
can
almost,
bear
thPm
threatened
Prince
Puipert
attack,
the
Navy
would
he
tn
nvnvulo
ilnfmna
orvnincf
"um
ieei
some
advantage
the
pound.
This
has
nut
a
jigging
tip
mental
drawbridges,
even
at
this
distance
i
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i
Cat...
I
One
diiference
between
the
coming
election
and
the
"one
that
brought
the
Laborites
to
power
in
1945
is
that
the
contending
parties
are
more
nearly
in
political
maturity
than
they
were
then.
So
their
promises
may
sound
more
alike
than
thev
did
m.
HM
MM
I
muMU
annCT
1
itrfrTfffen
fes
r-.-i.
.--'Tlren.
The
voter
will
probably
find
generalities
to
HOLLYWOOD
cTfe
MOST
(ll'-in-DATI-:
CWK
IN
THE
,
U'tt
of
him
as
well
as
to
right
of
him
when
the
can-,
lionading
begins.
-i-
Ji
'
n
the
mattt'1'
of
specific
promises
the
Labor-t-lf';.
have
noticed
that
parties
with
more
experience
V;t2L
a'm
not
at
a
mandate
for
doing
certain
thing.
They
'jhr
no:
ask
direct
permission
or
direct
orders
from
ItJhP
people.
They
aim
at
winning
power,
re?er'ing
V"f
heir
position
to
us?
that
power
as
they
het
see
fi:
This
is
not
necessarily
a
sign
of
political
dishonesty.
Ol'KN
FROM
J:3fl
P.M
in
S:Jfl
A
IM.
We
Specialize
In
Chinese
Dlshea
CTIIOI
SURV
C1I0W
MEIN
qv-;
ipn
Jt
is
is
a
a
device
device
to
to
presene
preserve
flexibility
ilexibility
of
of
actit
action.
For
Outside
Order
PHONE'
IJ3
The
IS
flexibility
could
be
r.sed
for
political
gain,
yes.
But
it
also
can
be
user!
to
achieve
ends
dictated
by
the
.
v
common
good
through
wise
timing
g
and
and
strategic
strategic
1
ORMH
selection.
If
:
m
the
devaluation
of
DRIJC
DRUGS
fRRSCRIPTION
CHRMiST!
IIOUKH
WKKV.
UAVS.
A
M
II'
'
SUNDAYS
ANI
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
iy'
1
7PM
TO
9PM
:
heavier
burden
on
the
workers.
It'invoked
demands
r
l
-.i,
,
.
..
,
,,
,
,
.
'
-for
higher
wages
to
offset
the
reduced
purchasing
power
of
the
currency-
The
Conservatives
will
doubt
-
'
less
blame
the
Laborites
for
the
devaluation
The
t
i
u
v
i
i
i
i
i
i
.'.
Laborites
have
already
had
to
bear
the
onus
of
keep
-
4
ing
the
lid
on
wages
in
the
face
of
trades-union
restlessness.
-
1
,
Even
when
faced
with
disappointments,
one
can
never
tell
what
the
British
will
do.
The
British
.
,
are
so
self-controlled.
'
the
velerans'
problems
and
mt-
i
erests.
He
won
the
Victoria
!
cross
and
the
Military
cross
!
during
the
First
world
war
and
was
ser8eant-"t-
ln
;
-
House
of
Commons
from
1934
;
to
1939.
Mr.
Gregg,
bom
at
Mountain
Dale,
n.b.,-
in
1892.
!
also
,s
notd
educationist.
He
I
was
elected
to
the
Commons
at-
!
a
by-eiection
in
1947
and
was
j
ml"istcr
of
f)she,ies
b,'"'e
I
taking
over
his
present
posi-
tion.
(C.p.
Photo)
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Alwnys
rrompl
unci
Courteous?
Wit'ri!
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to
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i
Commodore
Cafe
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mid
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