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Rupert
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JSctoi
Monday,
August
29,
1949.
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CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
4a
Independent
daMj
newppe
earotca
o
coe
upbuilding
of
frtno
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
anrt
c"tj-l
British
Columbia
(Authorised
u
Second
Claaa
Mall.
Poet
Offte
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
bunoa;
Of
,
Prince
Rupert
Daily
firm
Ltd..
8rd
Arenue.
Prlnge
Rupert.
Brtttoh
Columbia,
O.
A.
UDN'IBW.
Mnay1n
Kdttor
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
6TJBSCRIPTION
RATES
"iw
ty
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Month.
75c:
Per
Tear,
8
00.
mgm
By
Mall.
Per
Mouth.
60c;
Per
Tear.
5
00
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A
Victoria
gentleman,
hous
There
is
more
about
aluminum
fell
ASffl
than
meeU
the
eye!
This
strong,
lightweight
product
is
being
converted
into
building
material.
Henry
Kaiser,
it
is
learned,
will
turn
out
aluminum
houses.
And
w
hen
has
there
ever
been
a
more
urgent
call
for
dwellings?
Perhaps
these
will
refuse
to
burn!
Hospital
Insurance
keeping
alone
In
an
eight-room
residence,
has
not
swept
or
tidied
up
in
nineteen
years.
Questioned
by
police,
he
said
he
"could
not
work
up
enough
en-1
thuslasm."
That
being
the
case,1
he,
doubtless,
hud
breakfast
in
bed.
But
who
brought
the
chow?
(
...
Vyhen
approximately
eleven
hundred
vacancies
appeared
in
Vancouver,
the
other
day,
about
thirteen
thousand
applicants
ahowed
up.
There
is
a
suspicion
HE
INCREASE
in
hospital
insurance
rates
in
British
Columbia,
as
announced
by
Premier
Possibly
it's
news
to
some
to
learn
that
Naas,
Skeena,
Is
not
'
(he
onlv
place
of
that
name.
L3
iWi-r-f;.
5-
-5r.
v.-,r
There
is
a
Naas,
located
in
Ire-
and.
no
less
An
Irish
news
lOWEST
I!
J
Augr
Clear
some
folks
prefer
being
hard
up
and
living
there
to
being
some-'
where
else
and
drawing
real
wages.
I
paper
says
a
farm
laborer
of
I'ower
View,
Fair
Green,
Naa.
iias
been
acquitted
of
the
charge
of
attempted
murder.
Chances
are
some
wandering
Hibernian,
half
a
century
ago.
rested
his
gaze
on
region
around
Port
Simpson
and
was
reminded
uf
hume.
Length
of
life
Is
frequent
on
the
coast.
To
attain
the
eighties,
or
even
the
nineties,
cannot
be
called
rare,
or
particularly
un
LOCAL
MAN
IS
ROBBED
wmu.
ii
STILL
J
lpg
M
the
SAD
DUTY
PERFORMED
Funeral
hearses
stand
by
at
Stevenson
airport
Ir
bodes
of
.1,
victims
of
an
airp.ane
crash
in
northern
Manitoba
are
flown
in
I
Prices
is
sister
ship
or
tne
canso
scene
The
R.C.A.F.
aircraft
shown
a
hotn,
.
,
1
i.;n
11
OA
nArinnl
hrtflrCl
.
'
"
a
flight
from
cnurcnui,
Man.,
10
winn.pt-g,
uiins
A
Prince
Rupert
man
lost
$130
cash
while
in
Vancouver
last
week,
according
to
a
newspaper
report
In
that
city.
He
was
D.
8
Morton.
He
told
police
that
he
had
a
wallet
containing
the
money
and
pi
rsona!
papers
and
the
property
was
in
his
pan's
pocket.
The
garment
was
hang
Byron
Johnson,
will
not
sit
very
well
w
ith
the
penple
of
the
province
but,
even
if
we
don't
like
it,
we
wonder
what
can
be
done
about
it.
If
the
people
do
not
want
to
pay
for
hospital
insurance,
the
whole
scheme
could
be
dropped
but
we
believe
there
are
few
people
in
the
province
who
would
want
that.
Even
at
the
increased
rates,
it
would
take
only
a
very
few
days
in
hospital
to
exceed
the
payments.
It
is
a
fact
that
the
hospital
insurance
scheme
provides
a
relieving
sense
of
security
against
the
spectre
of
possible
huge
hospital
bills
which,
before
hospital
insurance,
often
brought
financial
disaster
to
people
of
moderate
circumstances.
That
is
removed
by
hospitalization
insurance.
The
irritating
thing,
of
course,
is
that
hospital
costs
and
rates
seem
to
have
rocketed
up
so
greatly
since
hospital
insurance
came
in.
But
there
has
recently
been
an
efficiency
survey,
in
connection
with
hospital
operation
and
a
report
thereof
may
be
expected
soon.
Possibly
it
may
produce
some
ideas
of
hospital
economy,
the
implementation
of
which,
if
not
eventually
making
for
a
lowering
of
the
insuranec
rates,
might
at
least
hold
the
line.
NO
SCENIC
JOY
RIDE
IT
IS
SURPRISING
to
see
the
Prince
George
I
Citizen,
in
the
lead
editorial
of
its
last
issue,
take
exception
to
a
substantial
expenditure
by
the
De-
--partment
of
Public
Works
for
the
reconstruction
j.'
.of
.5.05
miles
of
highway
from
the
Prince
Rupert
""city
limits
to
Galloway
Rapids.
Apparently
the
PATIENCE
EXTOLLED
common.
Albert
carter,
89,
or
this
city,
passed
on
this
month.
So
did
Chief
John
Bolton,
93,
of
Kitimaat.
One
ages
slowly
in
this
gentle
land
with
its
"absence
of
harsh
extremes.
Between
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert
there
is
some
of
America's
finest
scenery,
choice
summer
climate,
as
good
fishing
as
thcie
Buy
N
MEN'S
MUSS
Si.)
$1.0N()W
j
MEN'S
WORK
75c
NOW
MEN'S
DRESS
n
SHIRTS-to
SJa
Mm
i
MEN'S
DliESS
,
ing
on
the
door
of
his
room
The
patience
of
God
and
the
This
was
in
the
York
Hotel.
Mr.
Morton
found,
whin
he
got
up,
that
his
door
was
Ux'ked
an
that
the
theft-happened
bttwee:.
approaching
car,
notify
it
ot
danger,
and
to
ask
the
first
one
to
telephone
to
a
garage
for
help
4
a.m.
and
8
a.m.
COIRTESY
APPRECIATED
Editor,
Daily
News:
My
wife
and
I,
up
from
Southern
California
by
auto
and
in
a
strange
country
for
the
past
six
impatience
of
man
were
contrasted
by
Rev.
Lawrence
O.
Sieber
in
his
sermon
at
First
United
Church
yesterday
forenoon.
Mr.
Sieber
stated
that
every
man
hus
his
dretms
and
wanted
them
fulfilled
quickly.
Even
Jesus
was
tempted
to
do
DRESS
PASTS-,:
i
on
arrival
in
Prince
Rupert,
i
The
first
arrival
was
a
truck
j
loaded
with
cases
of
salmon.
is
out-of-doors
and
all
kinds
of
sites
for
u
resort
where
led-up
lulks
can
rest
and
relax
and
feel
that
at
last
they
have
got
away
from
it
all!
choose
from
NOW
.MEN'S
work
i
made,
tuA
fit.
ai
weeks,
would
like
to
thank
a
considerable
number
of
people
i
The
driver
was
notified
of
danger
ahead
and
asked
to
tele-
physical
miracles
to
satisfy
tern
phone
for
assistance,
but
Instead
that
,.rol
nenrk
hut
He
Knew
SO
!
ol
tries
to
follow
the
.
i
...Hi-..
of
r
noimip
people
example
the
greater
loyalties
drove
up
behind
our
car
and
looked
the
situation
over.
He
de-
along
Highway
16
and
north
of
it
who
have
extended
to
us
remarkable
hospitality
and
aid.
This
friendly
courtesy,
together
with
the
natural
beauty
of
Christ.
In
God's
great
plan
eac!:
MEN'S
(iAHAklil
all-Hool,
rr.
It;
NOW
!
elded
that
if
the
brakes
and
re
man
has
a
vital
part
to
plui
even
If
he
cannot
see
the
rfsu't
verse
gear
plus
rock
blocks
to
Why
Gamble?
Be
sure
of
the
best
pickling
Vine
gear
Stock
up
with
MEN'S
J.UKOH
scenery
and
climate,
have
given
j
a)J
could
not
be
held
by
such
means.
The
kingdom
of
the
heart
is
to
be
won
slowly.
Yet
patience
U
not
passive
but
an
active
virtue
The
apostle,
Paul
stresses
tl-need.
to
run
with
patience,
not
e
wheels
would
hold
the
and
in
his
impatience
rails
against
the
Creator.
Man
neeCj
plaids,
full
lfni'.i
us
xne
oesi
summer
in
years.
It
would
be
possible
to(
write
a
lengthy
story
on-
"Adventures
p)
ki
ts,
lined
It
j
to
curb
his
Impatience
and
ac
NOW
cent
the
burden
nf
nntlnnr
oji
car
while
the
jack
was
applied
he
could
handle
the
matter
without
help.
Presently
he
had
every-thing-
under
control
and
started
to
climb
into
his
truck.
Grateful
to
walk.
It
is
man's
opportunity
MEN'S
JACKrrvl
the,
way
to
the
fulfilment
of
his
to
fulfil
his
own
lies,
in
British
Columbia
Hospitality
All
Along
Highway
16."
lkjWever,
I
will
mention
to
you
orYf
three
wool,
full
lrl)(lb
best
dreams.-
i
ano
i-rips
nut
the
InstruK
kilk
linrd.
best
ft
Mr.
Sieber
reminded
the
ci:
Keg.
813.51
thanks
and
several
small
bills
were
extended
to
him,
but
he
repeatedly
refused
any
pay
at
gngation
of
the
Induction
ser
vices
to
be
held
on
Wednesda'
BLA.NKKTS-pim
incidents
which
have
happened
during
the
last
three
days
and
close
k
Prince
Rupert.
;
In
a
certain
town
we,
wished
sii.es.
Krg.
SI!
all
saying:
"Just
charge
it
up
to
evening.
Miss
Peggy
Laree
wa.
SI'
IT
CASES,
I
organist.
to
rest
for
a
couple
of
days
but
could
find
no
restful
hotel
accommodations.
So
we
appealed
at-lection
at
ml
BOYS'
DRtSS
SHIRTS
from
Pastor
Is
Farewelleci
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
j
Exhorts
Conureifation
on
j
Church
Work
Faces
may
change
in
pulpit
FOR
BOYS'
PANTS
Ir
to
a
Chevron
garage
owner
for
I
jhelp
in
securing
a
room;jin
fi
I
quiet
district
from
whldi
we
Dress,
f
ollons
w
from
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Printing
BOYS'
STIXKIV
could
issue
for
meaj.f'iat
a
restaurant.
He
was
just
the'man
for
us.
Over
the
teleplKme
he
British
Columbia
hospitality:"
,
We
did,
but
we
shall
not
forget
I
The
rear
.guard
then
returned
to
the
car
and
we
started
up
just
tas
another
truck
rolled
by.
The
driver
of
this
one
went
ahead
to
a
safe
position
and
then
smilingly
returned
on
foot
to
our
car
and
asked
if
there
was
anything
wrong.
More
B.C.
hospitality.
The
best
I
can
hope
for
either
of
these
young
men
is
that
sometime
when
each
is
"J8
years
old
and
on
a
strange
road
and
in
trouble
some
husky
fully
competent
young
man
may
suddenly
ection.
From
t-IIII
DKEN'S
W
not
only
secured
a
room
on
the
.Citizen
thinks,,
that
the
importance
of
the
road
doe's
not
justify
the
expenditure,
suggesting
that
it
is
out
of
proportion
to
what
Prince
George
district
is
getting
for
highway
maintenance.
Possibly
the'
Prince
George
Citizen
is
not
famil
iar
with
the
local
situation
and
does
not
realize
the
urgency
of
this
particular
piece
of
road
reconstruc-
:
I
tion
the
contract
for
which
has
just
been
let
at
a
figure
barely
more
than
half
of
the
$500,000
which
the
interior
newspaper
speculates
will
be
the
cost.
For
the
benefit
of
the
Citizen,
we
would
explain
that
the
piece
of
work
referred
to
is
not
just
an
un-
'
important
link
of
highway
connecting
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
with
a
scenic
rapids
but
is
part
of
the
very
important
industrial
road
between
Prince
Ru-
pert
and
Port
Edward,
the
site
of
the
great
new
celanese
pulp
mill
as
well
as
a
salmon
cannery
and
reduction
plant
employing
hundreds
of
people
all
the
year
around.
When
the
5.05
miles
between
"""Prince
Rupert
and
Galloway
Rapids
is
finished,
the
government
will
be
making
even
further
im-
provements
to
the
road
for
the
distance
of
three
.
.miles
or
sobetween
Galloway
Rapids
and
Port
Ed-
From
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
BESNER
BLOCK
PHONE
234
edge
of
town
by
persuasive
argument
but
took
time
from
his
business
to
personally
accompany
(
IIII.DKDS
Ht
SELLH
:
LADIES'
STOUI
and
congregation
but
the
work
of
the
Church
goes
on."
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
told
his
con-gregatlpn
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
in
a
farewell
sermon
Sunday
morning.
He
exhorted
the
congregation
to
find
time
apart
from
business
and
"non-
us
to
this
house.
We
found
it
to
be
a
very
lovely
home
sur
;
soi.KF.KS
from
rounded
by
ample
grounds
well
laid
out
to
a
vast
mass
of
flowers
the
like
of
which'
we
had
not
aDDear
and
take
over
completely,
essentials"
for
tne
very
ssen"
They
will
then
know
how
an
old
tai
activity
of
the
church
whk'h
i
seen
even
in
southern
California
Fsirgo
Trucks
And
our
hosts
we're
our
friends
man
appreciates
hospitality.
in
itself,
was
important
above
(
1
wisn
wouM
The
eflectiveness
Mr-
Eclitor-
you
personalities.
at
once
and
they
later
invited
us
to
eat
their
own
delicious
say
thank
you
to
all
of
them
for
0f
the
person
of
Jesus
Christ
us.
Mr.
AVAILAI5LE
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Tambling.
homr-cooked
meals.
Two
days
later
we
moved
on
toward
Prince
Rupert
but
stop
in
everyday
lite
and
tne
vaiue
oi
prayer
was
ur,;ed
by
Mr.
Send-i
'
all.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
service,
John
E.
Davey,
in
feeling
words,
expressed
the
sense
ot
,
real
loss
which
the
church
was
"saw
1101
ped
off
at
Remo
to-
see
how
the
Skeena
River
ferries
work
by
To
Attend
Church
Meet
In
Halifax
river
current
plus
man's
in-
opnuitv
Th
vminar
man
in
2-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
152"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
Si
2-speed
rear
axle.
3-
Ton
Chassis
and
Cab,
170"
Wheelbase
with
reinforced
frame
&
2-speed
rear
axle.
charge
explained
the
action
in-
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
Anfield
will
F
'
"
T
volved
and
offered
to
move
the
be
having
part
of
his
annual
va-
"
""
"
"5-,
W.
LWOOI
ferry
out
to
the
middle
of
the
cation
shortly
and
will
take
ad-,
wr.
ntRum
V'
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j
.......j
,J
f
(V,o
,rt,.if
tr.
a
pen
and
pencil
set.
Mr.
Send-
llVri
UI1U
UrlLN
11
We
WlhllCU.
We
VctllttlliC
ll
LUG
uuui
luimj
w
In
replying,
acknowledged
rtir.
wluh
l
ater
hn
nut
olt-onri
ttiP
annual
SVnod
Of
the
a"
phone
37
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PBINCK
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones:
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Off
ire,
5(iC
Shop
a
bear
with
two
cubs
across
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada
the
many
good
friends
which
they
had
made
in
Prince
Ru
POTt-
friendships
which
he
hoped
binoculars
so
that
we
could
ob-
Seotember.
Mr.
Anfield
was
in
would
be
remembered
In
mut-
serve
the
bear's
movements
and
charee
of
a
group
of
Indian
from
Skeena
Agency
"P"?'-
.,,
tK
also
a
seal
swimming
up-current,
children
Then
we
moved
on
to
Prince
who
left
for
Lytton
Sunday.
Fol-
Baptone
1
Rupert
A
few
miles
from
the
lowing
the
delivery
of
the
group
j
city
a
low
pressure
tire
on
our
to
the
school
he
will
continue
;;ward
itself.
-.We
can
leave
it
to
the
minister
of
public
works
'-
to
"unhesitatingly
assure
the
Citizen
that
"the
ex-penditure
will
do
as
much
for
the
province
as
an
"
-
equal
amount
spent
on
arterial
highways
(the
5.05
t
,'
miles
is
part
of
the
arterial
highway)
where
land
1
transportation
is
not
only
desirable
but
an
absolute
11
-necessity."
Maybe
the
editor
of
the
Citizen
will
-
drive
down
some
day
and
satisfy
himself
.
.
,
at
first
hand
on
the
matter.
We
hope
his
town
may
have
an
industrial
suburb
soon
of
magnitude
similar
to
what
Port
Edward
is
to
Prince
Rupert
and
that
it
w
11
have
a
good
road
connection
with
his
city.
SLEEP
FOR
HEALTH
MANY
PEOPLE
are
inclined
to
think
of
sleep
as
time
wasted.
Actually
sleep
is
necessary
for
the
repairing
and
rebuilding
of
the
body
cells.
Sleep
is
also
the
only
time
when
the
mind
is
at
rest
for,
the
minute
we
awake,
whether
we
remain
rest
ing
or
not,
our
minds
are
immediately
plunged
into
activity.
Almost
everyone
needs
eight
hours
sleep
V,i
A
to
remain
happy
and
healthy.
The
Wonder
Wall
Painl
JOHN
BULG
John
BulF
qultlam
last
night
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Toronto
where
he
will
join
Mrs.
Sendall
and
daughter.
Later
they
will
proceed
to
Toronto
where
Mr.
Sendall
will
take
up
theological
postgraduate
work.
east.
Bishop
J.
B.
Gibson
is
already
on
his
way
East
to
attend
the
same
meeting.
Made
to
be
used
over
Kalsomlne,
Wall
Paper,
Plaster,
Woodwork
and
Wall
Board
Paint
today,
move
In
tomorrow
$1.40
qt.
$4.50
gal.
brand
new
auto
suddenly
collapsed
and
left
the
car
in
a
precarious
position.
It
was
on
a
sharp
curve
fully
hidden
to
oars
from
either
direction
and
in
a
position
where
the
use
of
a
jack
seemed
Impossible.
.
.
So
the
wife
ran
to
the
rear
around
the
turn
to
flag
each
Third
";
MULBERRY'S
SOURCE
The
mulberry
tree
Is
a
native
of
Fersia
.
and
was
Introduced
into
Britain
in
the
16th
century.
Brick
and
tile
valued
at
$2,-
212,183
were
turned
out
in
Al-1
berta
in
1948.
I
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
UMPIRES
CAN
BE
WRONG
V
OK1
Set
for
School
Come
see
our
School
Supplies
.
.
.
everything
you'll
need
this
year.
Exercise
Books
Scribblers
Pens
and
Pencils
Ink
Crayons
Rulers
Erasers
Poster
Paints
and
Water
Colors
BUT
NOT
YOU
If
'
your
decision
means
a
dinner
date
with
your
wife
at
the
PRFCirPIPTION
OF
TASTY
MEALS
AT
THE
Rex
Cafe
Chinese
Dishes
a
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cnop
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Civic
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For
Reservations
and
Chicken
in
The
Rough
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Red
705
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
Second
Avenue
opposite
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
'
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8:30
a.m.
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