Prince
Uupcrt
Dailp
rectos
LtD.
Wednesday,
April
21,
1948
!
OutiO,
Wilson.
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Sa:
P.-T.A.
MEETING
WELL
ATTENDED
lntfrestinr
Program
For
Music
and
Drama
Festival
A
jont
meeting
of
the
Prince
.Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Asso-
i
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except
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by
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Daily
News
Ltd.,
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Prince
Rup
rt,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
MnnnglnR
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
From
Pi
"i't
Hardy;
s
J
p.
first
being
"The
Owl
and
the
Pussy
Cat"
with
Annette
Winclle.
Jean
Golds
and
Shirley
Haugen,
soloists.
The
second
Included
three
selections
from
"Alice
In
Wonderland."
Mardel
Solland
was
a
capable
accompanist.
The
hearty
applause
,
showed
how
much
the
audience
enjoyed
the
numbers.
Following
the
closing
of
the
meeting
refreshment
were
served
by
a
joint
committee
composed
of
Mrs.
John
McLeod,
Mrs.
Christoff,
Mrs.
Mohler,
Mrs.
Vic
King,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Line-ham,
Mrs.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
F.
E
Anfield
and
Mrs.
Q.
A.
Hill.
BUBSCFIPTIOH
RATES
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c:
Per
Month.
65c:
Per
Year,
7.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month,
0c;
Per
Year,
4.00.
I
ciation
held
Tuesday
evening
In
the
Kng
Edward
School
drew
one
of
the
largest
attendances
ever
to
be
present,
the
feature
of
the
occasion
being
an
address
by
Mrs.
S.
J.
Anderson,
official
delegate
from
Prnce
Rupert
to
the
Provincial
convention
of
the
B.C.
Federation,
held
in
Vancouver
during
Easter
week.
E.
E.
ITALIAN
VERDICT
THE
SOVIET
is
not
passing
Italy.
The
western
world
sighs
with
relief.
The
Marshall
aid
plan
itf
moving
quickly
into
operation.
European
economic
stability
is
eettinir
under
wav.
Truly
ASPIPJ
OINUIHt
MM.IN
1,1
Hyndman,
inspector
of
schools,
JAYCEES
PAINT
una
UllUlIIIlull
Ul
blic
iviuau
mm
Drama
Festival,
gave
a
progress
'
CITY
MUSEUM
repuri.
uu
uic
h1"
Second
i
forthcoming
event
and
the
King
Museum
storey
room
of
the
of
NorUiern
British
i
Edward
acnooi
tuns
unoir,
un-
Columbia,
which
is
to
be
used
oer
uw
uirecuu..
ux
.
a.
an
exhibit
room
this
aummer,
iMoxley,
rendered
very
enjoyable
ttM
transfnrmBrt
frnm
ito
voc'al
elections.
im
drab
ft
brieht
whUe
Rudolph
Olsen,
president
of
and
paie
crcen
color
combina.
uie
King
Edward
School
P.-TA.,
tion
Sunthiy
when
a
hand
of
opened
the
meeting
and
then
10
Junior
Chamber
of
Corn-turned
over
the
proceedings
to
merce
volunteers,
led
by
J.
Harry
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
chairman
of
Biact
Museum
Board
chair-
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-
man
.attacked
the
,
walls
and
Two
fuiilinn
things,
after
these
many
anxious
days,
are
looking
better
again.
Even
the
Soviet
itself,
her
bid
for
expansion
stayed,
begins
at
times
to
look
more
tractable.
Of
course,
this
troubiea
world's
affairs
are
not
settled
yet.
There
is
a
long
way
to
go.
.Htfwever,
there
are
indications
that
the
air
is
clearing.
It
is
not
too
late
yet
for
acceptance
of
reason,
the
development
of
international
understanding
and
the
shaping
of
courses
accordingly.
Possibly,
this
may
be
closer
than
it
has
been
appearing
of
late
might
have
been
possible.
We
have
been
accepting
the
assumption
that
the
verdict
in
Italy
would
shape
the
course
of
events
to
come
,in
Europe
and
in
the
world.
We
may,
indeed,
feel
well
satisfied
at
the
course
things
have
taken
in
Italy.
But
i.
is
nothing
to
gloat
about.
A
key
nation,
strategic
politically
and
geographically,
has
accepted
one
idealogy
over
another.
On
that
acceptance
it
is
for
the
other
nations
to
corn-pose
themselves.
If
there
must
be
dividing
lines
in
the
meantime
for
the
idealogies,
may
those
lines
be
accepted
and
those
on
either
side
govern
themselves
accordingly
!
On
that
acceptance
rests
hope
for
a
peaceful
.
world.
VANCOl
VKR
V
RURAL
ONTARIO
KNOWS
SPRING
HAS
AR
RIVED
Evelyn
SUlpeton
and
Shirley
Payne
smile
happily
as
they
display
their
catch
of
smelts
at
Newcastle
near
the
shore
of
Lake
Ontario.
Fishermen
from
different
parts
of
Ontario
are1
swarming
ocr
the
area
since
smelts
started
running.
ntATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
r
Saturday,
j
mi.
Teachers
Council.
celling
with
paint
brushes.
Scaf-
In
his
talk'
ou
the
iIusic
and
folding
and
canvass
tarpaulin
Drama
Festival
arrangements,
covers
were
lent
by
Fred
Scad-Mr.
Hyndman
outlined
the
plans
den,
local
painting
contractor,
for
the
program
which
will
In-
Major
part
of
the
job
was
com-clude
five
plays
and
seventeen
pleted
during
the
day
and
final
musical
items.
From
out
of
town
work
is
being
done
during
eve-there
will
be
a
play
presented
nings
this
week.
Taking
part
in
by
students
of
South
Hazelton.
the
work
were
Harold
Hampton,
Four
plays
will
be
given
by
the
Harold
Helgerson,
J.
K.
McLeocl.
ami
AMd
CANADIAN
CLUB
NOMINATES
FOR
NEW
OFFICERS
OfVic
Centre.
Nominations
will
remain
open
until
the
election
meeting
on
May
5.
Following
the
meeting,
which
was
well
attended,
the
ladies
adjourned
to
A.
P.
Crawley,
J.
H.
Jefferies.
Ed
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Mussallem,
Eric
S.
Speers,
David
Hay
and
Stuart
Furk.
local
high
school.
One
the
first
afternoon
musical
items
by
the
junior
groups
of
the
schools
will
be
given.
On
the
second
after
April
16
ami
ron
sot
Tii
isi
April
18
.
Women's
Canadian
Club
re-
the
Civic
Centre
dining
room
for
FRANK
J.
SK11
Prillf
Rnw
il
ceived
nominations
for
its
1948:
tea.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
slate
of
officers
at
a
meeting
was
Mrs.
T.
N.
Youngs,
presi-held
Tuesday
afternoon
at
the
cent.
,
qf
Advertise
in
the
Uaily
News!
ihko
Ave
noon
musical
numbers
wUl
be
given
by
the
'teen-age
school
and
church
choirs.
The
plays
will
be
presented
each
evening.
Mr.
Hyndman
paid
tribute
to
the
committees
who
are
working
to
make
the
festival
success
and
urged
the
practical
support
of
every
parent-teacher
member
both
by
Uieir
attendance
and
by
arousng
the
interest
of
FOOTHILLS
SOOTLESS
Local
notice
to
mariners,
issued
by
Keith
Dixon,
agent
of
the
Department
of
Transport
here,
announces
that
a
light
and
whistle
buoy,
painted
black
and
exhibiting
a
white
flashing
light,
is
moored
in
21
fathoms,
about
two
cables
southeastward
of
Hammer
Rocks
in
Brown
Passage.
Another
notice
GOAL
Reminiscences
By
w.J.
d
Reflections
VCV.
NI
T
-
STiJ
BILKI.EY
VAUEV
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LIS
MR.
KING'S
RECORD
MR.
MAKENZIE
KING
today
achieves
in
his
seventy-third
year
a
long-cherished
ambition
in
becoming
the
Prime
Minister
with
the
longest
record
of
service
in
the
history
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
With
typical
reserve
and
unos-tentatiousness
he
has
planned
no
special
ceremony.
However,
it
is
a
time
for
felicitating
the
Prime
Minister
who,
although
becoming
full
of
years,
is
Coal
LumlxT
Building
SupplicJ
Next
thing
it
will
j
reports
the
Cape
Caution
bea-Are
there
regular
con
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
Did
a
watchman
Sound
area
not
burning
but
job?
Thirty-nine
;
will
be
attended
to
as
soon
as
Once
upon
a
time
anything
ence
broods,
north
of
San
Francisco
didn't
be
haunted,
count.
By
and
by
the
hateful
inspections?
discovery
was
made
that
profit-
ever
hold
a
able
business
could
be
trans-
years
is
long
the
public
generally.
As
the
centre
of
the
district
Prince
Rupert
has
a
fine
opportunity
to
become
Uie
music
and
cultural
stimulus
of
what
should
become
an
increasingly
valuable
entertainment.
The
King
Edward
School
Girls'
Choir
sang
four
numbers,
tlip
PHONES
fl
-
G:2
enough
to
arouse
possible.
acted
through
Portland
and
curiosity.
What's
the
Dlace
look
,
I
Seattle.
Came
a
day,
as
they
say
like
inside?
Anyone
ever
glimpserl
in
arammer,
wnen
Vancouver
a
wan,
sad
face
at
a
window?
1
ClaasiiitQ
Advenisln?
Pays'
was
acknowledged
a
comneti-
still
a
nignitied
and
sagacious
leader,
competent
Shingoleen
and
skilful.
"14lfl
tor.
And
now,
fearless
of
successful
contradiction
let
it
be
said
that
history
will
be
again
Even
those
who
may
not
agree
with
him
or
ViflVP
tint
trip
l'ncnivjitinn
tn
nrlmira
Vii'm
miiet
tirlmir
Shingoleen
gives
thorough
protection
to
shin?
eer-ohaft((intf"-weather
conditions
and
at
t
time
binds
the
color
pigments
firmly.
repeated
as
Alaska
and
Prince
Rupert
become
more
neighborly.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
Il
"
that
Mr.
King
is
a
great
man.
Only
a
great
statesman
and
a
diplomat
and
a
politician
too,
if
one
will
have
it,
could
have
achieved
the
record
of
longevity
There
is
just
one
place
to
keep
255
Third
Avenue
Pi
the
Cunningham
art
collection
MEMO
TO
ADVERTISERS
For
the
information
of
our
advertisers,
ABC.
auditors
make
a
complete,
annual
audit
of
our
circulation
and
that's
in
the
museum
at
Prince
Rupert.
If
money
can
do
it
and
it
usually
can
these
prized
possessions
will
be
in
such
a
high
office
as
Mr.
King.
So
the
satisfaction
that
he
may
feel
is
fully
justified.
And,
with
his
record
achieved,
Mr.
King
goes
on
and
who
knows
it
may
be
for
a
considerable
time
yet.
It
might
prove
interesting
to
reflect
where
are
the
"greats"
of
that
day,
December
29,
1921,
when
Mr.
King
first
became
Prime
Minister.
Gone
from
this
mortal
sphere
are
David
Lloyd
George,
who
was
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Britain
then
;
Waren
n
Harding,
who
was
president
of
the
United
States,
lost
to
Prince
Rupert.
They
can
never
be
replaced
for
the
skill
and
talent
which
created
them
belong
to
past
generations.
Nothing
today,
is
done
for
the
love
of
it.
Or
next
to
nothing!
What
All
the
Ladies
Have
Been
A;
For
...
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NIGHT
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Fifteen
thousand
Londoners
assembling
in
Grosvenor
Square
'
for
the
unveiling
of
the
mem-1
orial
sang
"Battle
Hymn
of
the
Republic."
It
was
a
happy
FOR
THE
LARGER
WOMEN
-
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GOWNS
in
Printed
and
Plain
0
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i-
advertising
copy
and
attractive
GOOD
layouts
are,
of
course,
essential
to
the
success
of
your
advertising
But
from
the'
standpoint
of
final
results
the
answer
depends
upon
the
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mvint,
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uiic
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pi
UV"
inces
Oliver
of
British
Columbia;
Greenfield
of
Alberta
;
Martin
of
Saskatchewan
;
Norris
of
Manitoba;
Drury
of
Ontario;
Taschereau
of
Quebec;
Foster
of
New
Brunswick;
Murray
of
Nova
Sco-t
tia,
and
Bell
of
Prince
Edward
Island.
Even
some
of
the
names
have
been
practically
forgotten.
THAT
NUISANCE
AGAIN
Choose
rayon
crepe,
choose
satin
.
.
choose
a
slip
cut
or
on
the
bias
.
.
.
with
a
slim
or
flare
skirt,
toi.om
trimmed.
You're
.sure
of
quality
berniue
these
i
proudly
made
in
Canada.
Sizes
32
to
Ml.
choice,
harmonizing
so
greatly
with
the
ideals
and
services
of
Franklin
Delano
Roosevelt.
Eighty-six
years
ago,
when
Julia
Ward
Howe
penned
her
inspiring
words,
there
were
dangers,
problems,
ordeals
not
unlike
what
beset
nations
today.
"Glory,
Glory
Hallelujah,"
"Die
to
Make
Men
Free"
"His
Truth
is
Marching
on"
are
lines
that
still
have
power
to
thrill.
That
unused
building
over
on
Digby
Island,
erected
away
in
advance
of
the
railway,
Is
still
waiting
for
business.
Orig
In
order
that
our
advertisers
may
have
this
information
and
thus
be
able
to
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WALK
UPSTAIRS
IN
STONE
liUUj
Liivtj
il
UK
JNU1,
daylight
saving
goes
into
effect
again
in
British
Columbia
next
Sunday.
Victoria,
in
its
wisdom,
the
cows
and
chickens,
the
railways,
the
airplanes
and
the
steamships
notwithstanding,
decrees
that
we
must
have
it.
So
in
these
bureaucratic
clays
we
must
grin
and
bear
it.
But
it
is
still
a
free
country
and
we
can
still
protest
if
we
want
to.
There
are
a
lot
of
people
who
do
not
like
daylight
saving
and
we
are
among
them,
but
we
would
gladly
tolerate
it,
if
there
was
an
effective
agreement
in
the
maioritv.
But
it
is
inally
intended
to
provide
immigration
accommodation
and
at
first
an
attractive
spot,
It
is
that
no
longer.
Windows
have
long
ago
been
boarded
over.
Sil-
Finest
,
QUALITY
SEEDS
Best
gardening
obvious
that
it
is
never
troW
to
be
satisfactnrv
equipment,
enriching
fertilizers,
insecticides!
We
have
'em
all
to
assure
you
of
a
fine
productive
garden.
.
until
it
becomes
universal.
Daylight
saving
should
be
national
or
not
at
all.
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SKATING
C.C.F.
FOREIGN
POLICY
THOSE
OF
OUR
socialistic.'
friends
who
may
still
murmur
tolerantly
of
Soviet
Ptussia-and
her
communism
should
note
the
foreign
policy
declaration
of
the
national
council
of
the
C.C.F.
That
council
forthrightly
says
in
its
statement
that
the
rebuilding
of
western
Europe
as
"a
jwli-tical
and
economic
unit"
is
one
of
the
great
needs
of
the
day
and,
for
that
reason,
the
British
Com-mcnwealth
-should
support
the
newly-formed
union
of
Western
European
democracies.
And,
to
make
it
doubly
clear,
the
C.C.F.
declares
that
a
successful
western
union
would
lessen
the
danger
of
Russian-American
conflict.'
In
other
words,
the
C.C.F.
agrees
that
only
unity
and
strength
will
stay
the
communist
peril.
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