Prince
Rupert
Dail?
retos
LtD.
Saturday,
March
20,
1948
LETTERBOX
"Ill
Ml
...
An
Independent
dally
newspajrv
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
'-"I
l
'"
nd
all
communities
comp-is.
Jg
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
W'ORU)
PEACE
ANSWER
.
i
(Authorized
as
Stcond
-..-.ss
Mail,
Post
Oftice
Department.
Ottawa)
Editor,
Daily
News:
i
Wl.i
.....
'"
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
believe
that
world
can
'I'l
Av.
u
.
'
"Hll.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
I
peaee
l
'ii
ni..
..
n
t.
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
only
be
attainpd
through
intellectual
MEMBER
05
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
relativity
for
a
unified
"I
111,
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
'"nit
Continental
America
linking
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
17.00;
Mexico,
United
States
and
Ca
1-ada
i.vr.ii'rvi
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year.
4.00.
ground
of
fefe.Al'1
...
i
....
on
a
common
understanding.
It
should
be
recognized
that
we
must
strive
for
one
world.
We
must
commune
together
on
a
common
ground
of
intellectual
under.stan.dinE
with
all
three
fronts
-Canada,
U.S.
and
Mexico
forming
the
nucleus
for
a
unified
Continental
America.
The
hope
of
future
peace
lies
In
our
youth.
By
merging
of
individual
vibrations
or
faculties.
Action
On
Road
SATURDAY
SERMON
have
the
right
to
see
God.
Of
:
our.se,
there
are
some
who
don't
I,
(,
ther
themselves
with
this
i.,,,iii
I,,
iup
i
if..
iik.r
i
if..
the
forgiveness
of
sin.
Others
by
carelessness
pass
this
by.
Hut
those
who
listen
to
the
voice
of
OUR
SALVATION
Rniland.
Pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
1
1
i
i.
i.n.i'
Kail
By
Rev
if,...
Heboid
thy
salvation
comrih;
behold,
his
reward
is
wim
I
it
in,
and
his
recompence
he
lore
hi
in.
Isaiah
(12;
1
1
l)l,
God
anil
receive
Jesus
Christ
In-
:
to
their
heart
will
find
that
He'
has
His
reward
with
Him
which
is
eternal
life.
i
First
Flautist
Church
CO.:
Ci
we
will
eventually
implement
a
,
f
mill(1ltv
mnindel
the
ncoi.k-
of
Israel
that
Dim
tin.
,
i
common
intellectual
Diouier-
,
.
.
-
.,
,
,
.
,
.
Sllliflny
s.
hf
ii,.
...
.
Kirst
Presljyterian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
,vf.
Mf.CoM,
Mini.stcr
Mrs.
K.
J
Smith.
Oignni.sl
Sr.ecial
Palm
Sunday
Services
Morning
'Auinhip,
JS:Q0
a.m.
"Kroiu
the
Palms
to
the
I.ili.
s."
"A
study
in
Hie
Holy
Week."
Sunday
School.
12:15
in.
Evening
Service,
7:30
p
nf.
Anthem
by
Senior
Choir:
"lis
Midnight."
'"I
he
Easter
Witnesses.
"
"Those
who
saw
the
Triumphant
Entry
and
Crucifixion
"
"'
t.h
.
.
i
in:i
Lm,e
vu'l,,H1
,,L
"
ivmur
uiii
uuuiu
rcni-i-in
iiifiu
Mental
hood
forming
a
unified
Giant.
iii'oin
tin-
bondage
oi
sin.
Ill
order
that
they
might
This
power
would
stand
to
understand
that
sin
yas
exceedingly
evil,
(!od
let'
serve
no'lce
on
opposing
lac-
theni
t;,..
tin'
consequences
of
their
evil
deeds.
When
j
lions
that
America
is
a
force
to
t,
sl,HV,.(,
:i(
e,.jt.(j
mt
r,.
j,,.,,,
R.
ma,U.
promise
i
'
"
l..l
.serve
to
reconvert
other
nations.
OM1
In'.,
Arrhclw,,,,
E
S.IIUU'.
S.,.,.,!
,
.
need
no
other
propagating
of
Relatively,
they
would
have
to
Kviill.t;
I",,,,,.,
,y
1
OMMIMTV
MM,,,
.
-
-'
nail
;
meet
this
intellectual
power
on
propaganda,
automatically
nun-a
common
basis;
thus
by
setting
Miing
all
other
issues,
an
example
we
could
.secure
Mr-
Chun-hill
can
advocate
peace
without
war
by
standing
as
the
most
powerful
intellec-
common
citizenship
for
Europe
tual
force
on
the
face
of
the
would
it
not
be
more
essential
earth.
as
a
Canadian,
that
I
should
ad-
Through
exemplifying
with-
vocate
common.
citizenship
for
in
Continental
America
the
con-
Continental
America?
tlnental
brotherhood
we
would
IllliAM
ROTH
WELL.
REGULAR
BAPTIST!
(Young
Street)
Mim.swi
:
Rev.
K.
Antrobu.s
j
Phone:
Res.
Green
R12
Sunday.
March
21
11:C0
a.m.
Morning
Service.
!
"A
bit
of
'Self
may
seem
insignificant
to
us,
but
God
sees
it
in
the
light
or
the
Cross:
"Self
placed
the
Son
there."
12:15
p.m.-
Church
School.
7:30
p.m.-Evinlng
Service.
"The
true
measure
or
'Self
is
the
Cross.
'Self
must
be
de
,
throned,
that
Christ
may
reiisi
in
us;
oUi"iise
we
rob
ourselves
of
infinite
wealih
and
power;
we
ferd
on
the
husks
with
the
swine."
GOOD
FRIDAY
8.00
p.m.
-Special
Good
Friday
Service,
including
the
showh'n
of
the
film:
"No
Greater
i
Powei
."
!
..
Slea
r:.htT
'I
II
I
-Mi
1
1
"XI
.
,
Sth
and
VrHrldr
UIDK
lliil
YEAR
AGO
about
this
time
and
on
occasions
A
since,
we
have
urged
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
to
adopt
a
policy
of
regular
snow
dealing
that
would
keep
the
Skeena
River
Highway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
open
throughout
the
winter.
It
was
thought
that
the
snowslide
diversion
at
Kwinitsa
was
put
in
as
a
measure
to
assist
in
keeping
the
road
open
but,
instead
of
that,
the
department
threw
up
its
hands
when
the
snow
became
three
or
four
feet
deep
.
be-tween
Kwinitsa
and
Shames
and
did
not
try
any
more.
In
the
meantime
the
railway
came
along
and
threw
more
snow
off
the
track
on
to
the
road
and
then
the
whole
mess
froze
with
the
result
that
now
little
short
of
ice-breaking
methods
are
needed
to
clear
it
out.
Notwithstanding
statements
and
suggestions,
even
in
the
Daily
News,
that
the
road
might
be
opened
within
a
week
or
so,
it
appears
doubtful
if
it
will
be
clear
in
much
less
than
a
month
unless
there
should
he
a
very
sudden
thaw
or
break-up
which
itself
might
complicate
the
situation
in
other
Mays.
Possibly
there
is
nothing
much
that
can
be
done
:'
bo'it'it
thiiTspring
except
hope
for
the
best.
It
might
be
a
good
time,
though,
when
the
motorists
are
anxious
to
get
on
the
road
and
are
in
somewhat
of
an
indignant
mood
about
the
prospect
of
further
delay
in
being
able
to
start
driving
to
Terrace
and
elsewhere
in
the
interior,
to
vigorously
register
our
feelings
with
the
authorities
in
charge,
with
the
hope
of
having
the
matter
rectified.
There
would
appeal-
to
be
no
good
reason
why
necessary
action
be.
it
in
the
way
of
adequate
machinery,
personnel
or
anything
else
cannot
Vie
obtained
so
that
a
situation
such
as
existed
during
the
last
three
springs
may
he
permanently
obviated
in
future.
They
blamed
it
a
year
ago'n
the
Kwinitsa
snow-slide.
That
has
been
by-passed.
This
time
it
is
the
lack
of
suitable
equipment.
So
let's
get
that
attended
to
now.
And,
after
all,
Prince
Rupert
people
feel
they
are
entitled
not
only
to
an
early
opening
of
the
road
but
to
an
all-winter
highway.
Sl'NDAY.
MARCH
21ST.
l!Mg,
"Seek
ye
Me
and
ye
shall
live"
Amu
5:
12:15
p.m.--
Sunday
School.
ml
a
mighty
deliverer.
Though'
they
were
often
reminded
that
sin
brought
untold
misery,
they
lieipicntly
disregarded
the
ad-
i
vice
of
the
prohpets
of
God
j
I.saiah
warned
them
but
to
little
avail.
Tliey
chose
their
own
way.
a
path
that
led
away
from
God
and
so
Uiere
was
destruction
as
its
result.
If
we
slop
for
a
moment
and
think
of
what
a
promise
like
the
verse
from
Isaiah
02:11
means,
then
we
can
see
a
little
of
the
wonileifiill
love
that
Clod
sends
toward
us.
While
we
were
yet
His
enemies,
Christ
died
for
us.
,
Though
we
may
turn
from
God,
He
seeks
after
us.
While
we
wander
on
a
path
of
our
own
choosing,
there
Is
a
constant
desire
on
the
part
of
God
to
draw
us
hack
I
j
again
so
that
we
might
have
.
tine
frllowship
with
Him.
i
This
way
of
return
to
God
is
7:30
p
in
i;sh-I
Service,
i
Prayer
Pnii.sc
-Tcstd
Speaker::
Topic:
MpF
in
this
Prince
Rupert
nihim:
jiks
Mr.
A.
K.walcl
"01
It
COMINU
Hearty
Gospel
Suij;ini;
Wednesday
t):00
p
in
Prayer
Mu
tiny.
Friday.
3:30
pm
-
Musinn
Hand
.
7:00
pm.
-Junior
Young
Peoples
HI
I'KI
l
II
llll
OlllllMI
III
I
II.
Ins
It
was
the
morning
before
the
the
even
tenor
of
their
lives
with
Weather
Man
pulled
one
of
his
as
much
calm
as
had
their
fore-March
surprises.
The
sun
came
.athers
while
they
sat
or
an
eve-up
early,
chasing
the
heavy
dew
ning
about
the
open
fire,
into
atmosphere
in
nothing
flat,
j
It
was
Czechoslovakia
thai
Children
sauntered
lazily
to
i
brought
us
all,
big
and
little,
V
i
mmivrr
Monday-
ss
Princess
Louise
1"
p
m
Tuesday
ss
Catala
1:30
'p.m
Thui'Kclay
s
Prune
Run--'
our
salvation.
It
is
provided
for
.school,
some
in
knee
socks
and;
to
an
awareness
ol
an
iron
haul,
i
...
i
i
us
Jesus
(jurist,
uocl
s
Son,
our
with
bright,
bare
heads,
but
It
reaches
out
toward
Don't
Fail
to
Src
Our
Snuirt
Nt-w
U
-1
HI
III
.
1
haviour.
He
it
was
who
has
been
11:15
n
m
made
our
substitute,
so
that
He
I
riim
Vannnivei
bore
our
sins
in
His
own
body
.
Sunday-8S
Catala
4
p.m
Monday
ss
Prlncrs.s
Louise
Shorlv
Coals
f
on
the
cross,
so
that
we
might
hugging
warm
jackets
against
a
persistent
chilliness.
A
blue-jay
called
raucously
down
from
a
high
perch,
casting
a
stridi'nt
sound
into
the
chorus
of
smaller,
sweeter
birds.
And
I
hung
blankets
and
woollen
comforters,
steaming
and
with
no
glove
to
soften
its
harshness.
People
with
responsibility
went
into
action.
So
much
so,
that
the
friends
of
the
Marshall
Plan
hav?
abandoned
their
leisurely
.step.
And
Britain,
once
again,
is
awake
to
the
threat-
even
as
ji
i
SrTtrat
lluitrft
(EIuutIi
1
BEAUTIFUL
SPRING
DRESSES
Huffy,
onto
the
line
stretching
her
people
struutUe
in
the
thick
C?r)
Sixth
Avenue
West
Minister:
R.
A.
Wilson
MA
1
AKKI
vim;
daily
I
LtltllCS
1
llosa
SI
M).Y.
MAKCII
2
1ST
11:00
a.m.-
COMMUNION
SERVICE.
Admission
of
Membcis
of
Session
and
Reception
of
New
Members.
12:15
-
SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
7:30
p.m.
-EVENING
WORSHIP.
;OI
Itlll
A
V.
MK(
II
2CT1I
11:00
a.m.
A
Service
of
Remembrance.
H.M.C.S.
CHATHAM
W'vur
from
the
back
door
to
away
out
of
makini;
a
come
back
from
the
yonder.
I
last
war.
There
is
nothing
'that
makes';
Here
at
home,
our
Members
a
woman
feel
better
than
get-
of
Parliament
are
suddenly
aa-tint;
her
bedding
washed
in
early
gressive
in
their
speeches
again-;',
spring.
Donning
a
new
hat
isn't
the
not
-so-subtle
Communist
isn't
in
it.
Something
joyful
influence'on
Labor.
Newspaper;
sets
into
every
phase.
Making
carry
special
articles
on
the
sub
-sure
the
bubbling
suds
are
just
jeet.
"
luke-warm,
giving
that
final
How
comforting
to
hear
our
shake
and
pat
after
they
are
on
Prime
Minister
say
that
"things
the
line,
watching
them
switch
arc
not
as
bud
as
they
seem."
back
and
forth
until
you
gather
And
over
and
above
it
all,
them
in,
dry
and
fragrant.
conies
an
echo
of
side-splittin,;
It
was
a
glowing
day,
from
laughter
from
the
nation
which
high,
blue
heaven
to
the
tiny
caused
such
furor
of
nations,
H.M.CS
-112
HOUSE
OF
QUALITY'
31j
West
Third
Ave
Phone
Green
774
CHATHAM,
Prince
Rupert's
peacetime
naval
reserve
division,
suc
r
PRINCESS
LINE
WAR
SURPLUS
SALE
AT
I'UINCK
lU'l'MtT
k
i-:a.
dock
nooks
of
house-wifely
pride,
among
all
her
"friends,"
by
Without
rhapsody
I
thought.:
making
one
move.
It
wasn't
"In
.such
a
world,
how
could
even
so
dTfi-ult.
A
little
plan-thfre
be
the
threat
of
war?"
It
rung,
a
little
force
necessarv
came
unnounced,
a
dark
shaft
perhaps,
but
really
quite
easy
into
utter
brightness.
(And
since
the
taking
of
Czeeho-
The
entire
lot
of
War
Surplus
Matt-rial
in
the
l'i
inec
Uupa
W
adian
and
American
Army
yoods,
was
recently
sold
hy
War
Asstt.-C'
ation
to
the
Army
and
.Navy
Dep..
Stores
Ltd
Their
riH(;'
''out
inued
on
Page
:n
I
knew
then,
admittedly
or
not,
whether
the
day
be
lit
with
j
the
gladness
of
our
own
person-
al
worlds,
that
the
thought
of
'
You
saw
It
in
t.ne
Daily
News!
now
in
I'Hnee
Rupert
supervising
the
tr:;
.of
all
material
to
Ocean
Deck
Wareta1
cessor
to
the,
wartime
shore
ship
which
was
an.
important
integer
of
the
organization
of
the
Battle
of
the
Pacific,
is
"at
home"
this
afternoon,
showing
its
wares
and
extending
its
hospitality
to
the
Public
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
hope
of
Chatham
and
its
officers
and
men
is
to
win
a
stronger
measure
of
goodwill,
interest
and
support
and
it
is
to
he
hoped
there
will
he
gratifying
response.
It
is
well
and
.
fitting
that
there
should
be
a
strong
and
active
naval
reserve
unit
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
men
comprising
its
strength
receive
good,
healthful
and
useful
training
with
a
large
measure
of
interest
and
pleasure
thrown
in.
They
also
do
a
duty
to
their
country
by
being
fit
and
ready
to
defend
themselves
and
their
homes
should
the
necessity
arise.
Founded
on
the
tradition
of
the
old
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
which
for'
so
many
years
was
an
honored
institution
in
Prince
Rupert
and
whose
men
acquitted
themselves
with
glory
and
credit
during
World
.War
II,
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
has
something
indeed
to
live
up
to
and
we
extend
it
every
good
wish,
bespeaking
for
it
an
appreciative
and
active
interest
on
the
part
of
the
public.
to
VANCOUVER
nd
wy
ports
Every
Monday
10
p.m.
to
ALASKA
Kclchilxn,
Wrangcll,
Juneau,
'
and
Skaqway
Mar.
21
and
Apr.
1
lo
ALERT
BAY
and
Vancouver
Mar.
25
anil
Apr.
5
war
lurks
just
beyond
any
nr-a1
ridge.
'
line
i
n
f
.
rod
.(l
m
t
i
l
vi-h
!lin
r
'1
11
V
I'l'll"'
can
do
so
ln-fore
shipment
is
made
tuA1"
MILK
OF
MAGNESIA
It,
is
not
fear.
And
it
did
not'
rise
witli
Dorothy
Thompson's
00-day
edict.
Far
from,
that,
her
assertion
even
if
she
knew
for
sure
held
a
hint
of
throwing
an
unfair
time-bomb
at
hoV
reacling
public.
If
it
were
truo.
what
to
do?
If
it
erred
altogether,
why
stimulate
th;
'
thought
and
talk
of
war?
Many
people
neither
went
The
lot.
consists
of
hundreds
of
t"1
dollars
worth
of
Electrical
and
M:i(F
mcnt,
Plumbing,
Steam
fitting
0'kh
Hospital
Supplies,
Office
Furniture
ami!
hold
hardware.
Lowrinp
Camp
ami
Minim
Supplies.
Mil.
ROY
JACKSON
for
Army
&
Navy
l)cl.
Slurps
j
into
panic
after
they
read
it
oi
.discarded
it
for
hokum
(as
Jack
'Scott
did
with
humorous
dis-;dain.
Instead,
they
put
it
on
al
iwl
Every
item
will
lie
sold
at
a
mere
fraction
of
the
origin
Margaret
McLeod
OITOMKTRIST
IN
NEW
OFFICES
Come
to
the
OCEAN
DOCK
WAREHOUSE.
PKIM'K
a
shelf
where
they
could
regard
it-
sanely
now
and
then,
consider
it
curiously
in
the
light
of
day
by
day
world
affairs
Meantime,
they
went
on
living
hrowse
around.
You
wil
he
amazed
at
what
you
can
hay
f(l1
Ul
ARMY
&
NAVY
DEPT.
STORES
LIMITEI
VANCOUVER
EDMONTON
RKClNA
TIE
WITH
CROWN
PRINCESS
ELIZABETH,
in
a
personal
note,
courteously
acknowledges
her
gratitude
to
the
Indians
of
Hartley
Bay
for
their
wedding
gift
of
two
hand-made
golden
bracelets.
History
has
revealed
that
in
her
dealings
with
the
original
in-"habitants
of
other
lands,
Britain
appears
to
have
been
gifted.
An
incident
like,
this
cannot
but
be
one
of
many
reasons
why
the
.tie
between
the
Crown,
and
others,
no
matter
how
distant,
or
obscure,
EASTER
-
SEND
COUTTS
CARDS
-Easter
Sunday
28th
March
ROOM
10
STONE
III
IMIINO
N
15
W
PHONE
BLUE
593
SS)
Ormes
H
IV
.
w-
w
w
CHEMISE
PRFSrRIPTION
HttAUTI
FULLY
DKSIGNKI)
CARDS
with
very
appropriate
wordings
.
...
TO
9
'
STORE
HOURS-WEEK-DAYS,
'.fjl
12
NOO
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-
7
P.M.
TO
1
P
M
GREETING
CARDS
SEE
OUR
SELECTION
TODAY
-
IT'S
'OK'
IT'S
"OK"
THIS
and
"OK"
that!
How
this
precious
I
pair
of
uninvited
Mutts
and
Jeffs
ever
managed
to
become
incorporated
into
the
language
has
.
not
yet
been
made
clear.
But
"OK"
serves
and,
with
no
indication
of
waning
popularity.
"OK"
signifies
approval,
sanction.
It's
another
way
of
spying
"yes."
It
saves
time,
and
leaves
no
room
for
doubt
or
misunderstanding.
"OK"
is
smart
and
seemly
'
clean
cut,
precise
and
in
keeping
with
the
spirit
of
the
times.
Let
"OK"
stay
!
(lit
reiirv
Min-r:
III!
SPECIAL
PHOTOS
for
Easter
CALL
AT
.
Chandler
&
.
Cowgill
Fourth
St.
Box
645
PRINCE
RUrF.RT,
B.
C.
r
.
111
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
0
i.m.
i
FURNITURE
REPAIR
LOVIN'S
BLITE
818
330
2nd
Ave.
(Next
to
CFPR)
CREDIT
TERMS
Prompt
Mail
Order
Service
PHONE
81