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LETTERBOX
I
Pr.nrr
Rupert
Da.Ip
Jftftos
Thursday,
Novembpr
4,
1943
1
HOUSING
IS
,
CONSIDERED'
K
'
"
.
.
GREAT
VICTORY
Editor,"
Daily
News:
.
Thank
God
for
the
victory
of
the
progressive
forces
of
democracy
over
the
reactionary
forces
of
Republicanism.
Our
faith
In
.
am.
T
"
an
i
This
advertisement
is
not
pu'olisliea
or
c;sp;ayea
by
the
Liquoi
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
deoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
ttupen
kiid
ail
communliiM
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
I
Authorized
aa
Second
Class
Mall,
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
evert
afternoon
except
8undaT
bv
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
a.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBEK
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BCREAO
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
.,
Joint
Committee1
Maying.
Toward
IlaTkig
Situation
Her
Relieved
In
Time
With
a
view
to
meeting
an
anticipated
housing
shortage
in
Prince
Rupert
when
operations
"
DIM.
..
t
eet
under
way
at
Port
Edward
City
Carrier.
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month.
75c;
Per
Year.
8
00.
UBEE52!1I
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c,
Per
Year.
15.00
In
connection
with
the
cManese
democratic
institutions
has
been
j
restored.
j
The
50,000,000
American
voters
were
not
as
stupid
as
most
prophets
and
predictors
Ira-
j
aglned.
In
the
greatest
demo-1
cratic
election
ever
held
in
world
history,
the
American
people
have
endorsed
the
policies
of
;
Harry
Truman.
j
He
will
abolish
the
last
vestige
j
TransCanada
P"lp
mill,
measures
have
been
.
i
recommended
by
a
special
com-Vjj
mittee
representing
Prince
Ru-pert
Chambef
of
Gommerce
and
"-
V-city
-
council.
L
;
M.'
Felsenthal
Highway
AKING
OF
THE
INITIATIVE
bv
the
federal
T
n
reported
at
tne
meeting
or
me
,
n.
Chnmhor
nf
Call-
government
in
calling
a
conference
with
the
4
fniiCe
IUjJi
v
vtiunwi
.
i
i
'
nf
slnverv
in
thp
United
States:
Tiu.
m.iimi
tomea
mmaint
with
Rmivrr
ai4
Tr..,..
merce
on
wni
,nu
mi-
i;ui;c
j
---
-v-
by
the
committee
Which
con-
by
the
abolition
of
racial
dis-j
sists
besides
Mr.
Felsenthal,,
of
crimination.
;
R.
G.
Hopkins.
R.
B.
Montar'oi
He
will
resurrect
the
political
i
o.i
am
T
B
Bfabk
'
S
freedoms
enunciated
by
Wash-
j
tub..
juQcnon
box.
hl.
,tc.
J
mtluam,
ramalni
ln.lru.llon.
for
Hl.in...
".
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Plu
lck...
1
ln.lruct,on.
u
.en
In,
ud
Oil.
.iio
lla
i,,.","
rMl
vm
to
to
opera
OWIU
la
a
an
an
amattac
amuar
atMlun).
duui
.
aram.
I
A
mat.,,,
The
city
council
has
been
lngton
and
Jefferson
by
the
de-asked
by
th
committee
to
In-1
structlon
of
.
the
vicious
Central
Mortgage
and
Hartley
Bill.
n
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-
a.
.
la
atT
RRTLACrMKKT
MIMMt
TTH
Wa
mm
fortunate
in
purailn
the
an-lira
Canadian
aurplua
Army
ituck
am-stating
of
ovrr
tony
rarloiula
of
abarra
and
raplacamam
part,
for
tnt
abova
aracrltd
rMto.
Writ
for
prira
of
ar
part
or
armaarr
In
ataava
radio,
iia.a.
acarr.
t
raalU
arrvm
akava
a-d
draaava.
Parts
Include
lema
of
fmty
rlaod.
ara
rapiaramrnt
pant
for
all
radaua.
X
'5.
lousing
Corporation
to
send
a
He
will
maintain
a
"balanced
representative
,
hero
to
disciui
budget
and
preserve
prosperity,
the
housing
situation
with
coun-
by
the
application
of
New
Deal
J
ell.
The
possibility
of
National
Ktyneslan
economics.
Housing
Administration
assist-1
And
he
will
restore
confl-
r,:tk8.u.'?''-.,.
mix
It
tmtfr
ift&Makii.m
n
iimhii
POM,
r
aenl
J
a.,mi,tHr
"
(.
Manual
H
ance
to
apartment
building
will
.fence
in
the
worm
oy
reuer-.
ating
his
foreign
policy
aeciara-1
tion
that
"We
do
not
want
peace
MTTEIIT
be
explored.
War
Assets
Cor
poration
will
be
asked
to
put
the
SHIP
FOR
CHINA
Shipyards
at
Lauzon,
Quebec,
have
constructed
what
is
said
to
be
the
largest
passenger
vessel
ever
built
in
Canada
for
a
foreign
country.
Here
is
the
3.058-ton
.
"
I'iHTlNO
ru
J
tl
lillll
1
TAak
in
our
time
but
peace
FOR
ALL
former
United
States
Army
ad
V
KIT
ship
backing
into
Quebec
harbor
a
moment
after
it
was
chris-
mmlstration
buiidlng
on
First
j
TIME,
tened
"Hu
Men."
Built
for
the
Ming
Sung
Industrial
Company
Avenue
and
the
former
naval
j
America
-ias
uaumpnea
over
$7.50
wardroom
quarters
overlookins
the
forces
of
reaction.
of
China,
the
283-foot
vessel
will
operate
on
the
Yangste
River.
(CP
Photo)
"STROMBERG."
provinces
on
the
subject
of
a
TransCanada
Highway
is
an
encouraging
more,
in
line
with
other
signs
of
active
interest
and
appreciation
which
Ottawa
has
been
manifesting
of
late
in
a
matter
on
which
it
seemed
so
long
to
be
indifferent.
Needless
to
say,
the
provinces
will
waste
no
time
in
accepting
the
invitation
to
the
conference
and
preparing
their
representations.
Now
that
federal
aid
appears
at
last
to
be
coming
for
the
development
of
highways
on
a
national
basis
so
that
the
country
may
be
able
to
exploit
the
growing
tourist
industry,
much
of
the
business
in
which
it
is
now
losing
to
the
better
roads
of
the
United
States,,
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
no
sectional
differences
will
be
allowed
to
weaken
the
general
representations
such
as
disputes
as
to
what
routes
are
.
to
be
selected.
We
have
already
been
warned
that,
such
disputes
might
delay
action
in
the
general
accomplishment.
The
finance
minister
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
it
is
interesting
and
reassuring
to
note,
declared
at
the
recent:
convention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
Vancouver
that
there
were
three
routes
through
British
Columbia
and
that
the
two
which
might
not
be
chosen
for
federal
aid
in
an
over-all.'
TransCanada
highway
project
could
count
upon
adequate
attention
from
the
province.
One
of
the
three
routes
referred
to
by
Mr.
Anscpmb
was
the
northern
transprovineial.
highway
terminating
at
Prince
Rupert.
CANADA
AND
UNITED
STATES
THE
CLOSE
ALLIANCE
between
Canada
and
I
United
State
in
spirit
was
never
better
exemplified
than
during
the
recent
presidential
el
Oamera
nt
11
roU
llrtiliint
ayatenia-
aaar
wt.
allmlnata
tha
"8"
toaltary
from
your
nulla
aal.
Th
vibrator
aupplr
raa
haiidla
Uic
moat
pov.artul
of
farm
radio.
)4hrara
vrtlf
t
at
a
i
'
if,t
y
bt
uard
to
.,,..J.,
.
the
waterfront
on-
the
public
market
with
a
iew
to
having
them
converted
to
housing
accommodation.
(
',
Dr.
R.
G.
Larg.
president,
reported
having
discussed
the
situation,
with
a
National
Housln?
peared
attractively
with
some
of
the
male
models
while
Mm.
Jack
Marchant
accompanied
her
small
son
in
a
fetching
number.
I
!l
lM.va.
Ju.l
d
i,
gaa
enitina
US
H
p
ut,
ganaralor
output
to
t.
atoraga
batlrrlaa
Kn
u
eoaaplata.
raady
to
aaaraibla,
all
parta.
Reminiscences
By
w.i.
and
Reflections
1..U
V""'
,!
4
luova
ana
wirv
lurnianm.
enaaala
aa
drilled
and
punchad.
Wirlns,
and
layout
diagram
tupplied.
aant
complrtaly
wlrad
and
taatad
(or
-
adctlttunal.
...
arnrraior.
M.-VU,
arHi
ronirM
box.
aunt
aut),,
I
Hr
J
;
A
d
ui
i
nistration
representative
J
who
had
spoken
encouragingly.
ammetrr,
and,
fun
iaatrurtlona
New
Tr.lt.
as
Ano
roKTArii.il
rnm
ai'OII.K.IIT
lr
,.
,M
pistol
ce
wKOiV3
'
W1TM
SWITCH
'10"'
sPal
eomm.Uee
was
Away
back
in
the
late
'eightie,.;
the
States
were
still
clear.
The!
General
Benjamin
Harrison
do-'
Grand
Army
of
the
Republic
commended
on
IU
activity
to
at
the
of
its
Influence
date
and
requested
to-carry
on.
feated
Cover
Cleveland
for
the
was
peak
14
Vol.
l.hNr.gT,!.,
War
be,
uaadr
a
uwt
m
'Mar.
Win
,r.i.
...
..
an4
nfAcf
irra
T3
annn
ofti
tlnn
trt
SO
ajaparaa.
Hard
but
awJ
the
South
was
a
long
and
tedi-
Melt.
SnOW
U
'
ous
business.
Presidential
elee-
Again-
Applauded
'
United
States
presidency.
As
a
ten-year-old
boy
out
in
the
brisk
mining
camp
of
Butte,
Montana,
we
thought
it
a
whale
of
a
show
t
wua
orive
puJiay
Kill
No.
ii
atandani
litmus
tions,
sometimes,
were
not
with-
The
men's
fashion,
show
of
J
r.
,
V,
n
I
TI-l
;
lor
wmag
buMiaga,
c.
r
-specially
the
wonderful
torch
-
.
;
.
;
toe.
Hupert
Men.,
and
Boys
cleyeland
light
procession.
.
Store
at
Capitol
Theatre,
hl
hn..
vm
n.
mpn
aov
12
or
it
.m
liKhllnc
aretrrn.
Far
Ua
Kaat
lAlao
many
othar
iim
a
"
'
was
repeated
last
nipht
before
.
.
...
another
large
and
appreciative
And
so,
when
It
came
to
poll-
'
..
,
.
.
.
,
Dnf
0,
Models
Pat
Bol-
.
.
.
.
audinttce.
were
The
west,
if
not
exactly
wild.
was
a
bit
woolly
in
the
days
of
u,
owu
...ou..,
u,
nM
lnh
T.moa
nrem-
Factory
Pro(
'88.
Six
decades
ago,
Butte
was
bfiarcled
Thia
Aldja
Lamp
with
carry
to,
ho,
banka
all
rerorda
by
aaillnjc
tan
tlrnra
our
avail,
abla
aupply
It.
a
laat
time
a
a.lwtnad
lauuiuabc
ttiiu
uau
i
a
mining
centre
as
it
is
today.
ner,
Reg
Lavlgne,
Eugene
hoi-
marched
.
t,
through
.
Georgia
.
withi
...
it.
now
hava
anothar
lot
but
do
not
liston.
Wilfrid
Taylor,
Roy
Weiss,
LlaMHEQ
4t(
HMH
r
I'Hit.
3
i
Winter
was
sharp
with
sam-
Willlam
Tecumseh
Sherman
i.
A
i
j.
fru
tninl
William
MacKenzie.
Bobby
$4,
wait
to
oraar
tma
I
aad
nut
arrvlraatil
and
aold
ataa
bulb
and
lelescop
lart
ection
campaign.
CLEAN
HEAT
.
.
.
Savm
Your
Fuel
.
.
.
Saves
Your
Money
.
.
.
It
means
a
cleaner
house
and
decreased
fire
hazards
Call
us
for
prompt
FI
RNACE
SERVICE
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
Limited
FAWCETT
DEALER
253
East
1st
Ave.
Black
881
The
election
appeared
to
have
generated
almost
Z
lL"
CBr;
as
much
interest
among
Canadians
as
it
did
in
the
j!
betne
lUt
rited
population
whooped
her
Srnuw
mrrrnri.rsa
bViho
(Raaalm
a.
fawm.
Kattd
(war
mmm.
A
cm
Plata
railu.
art
kit.
I'm
aanaltiv
high
frraornry
copper
oxala
datartor.
All
pan,
kit
tnriudr
an
araheia
and
i.cnu
iwut.
...j.
a
UO.
n
A
.
tniY-h
torch-lieht
-li
D
h
1
nroKBssfnii
nr,.,csfrall
.,
-
States.
Newspapers
of
the-Dominion
nrie-f
m
2fi,
,uim,m
wuh
.i
J'O.D
omtrt
(ititNt
k
JTOB.
Wini)tfi.
Katni'-
'.
Ka.
laa
tiA
b
I.
B
u
....
.
Marchant,
Jerry
Taylor,
Bobby
(jjirviuuMy
anu
.,ui
au
iar
miles
jong
brightened
the
night
I
in
t
he
valley
of
the
Little
Bii
"
.1
,
T
;
Khutson,
Tait
Mcweice,
hockjt
emu
aiiiuim
laic
iiiiiiiv
iiiuiiiiii-i
....
.
......
S2.
aariat,
w
luat
hook
it
up-nothma
tli
to
buy
r"ut'
Inatructlon
.
.
Horn,
Custer's
7th
Cavalry
was
ated
ofQ.
emblems
w
borne
"u...
above
the
,UJ
rerry,
Lonaia
Mauaenscnuo
ana
massacred
the
Sioux
under
by
ranks
of
the
marchers
was
one
Tommy
Moorehouse.
Marky
Krecsy,
Lois
Thompson
and
Elspeth
Mackenzie
ap-
Sitting
Bull.
that
read:
'
-
"Poor'
old
Grover
He's
been
walked
over."
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
1
TO
EQUIP
SCHOOL
SAFETY
PATROL
COW
BAY
boat
mi
A
P
TRAWLEY
CI
GEORGE
L.
R0RIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Tax
Returns
Compu'l
Besner
Block
Phone
387
Butte
was
a
live
town.
Householders
drew
water
from
pump'i
in
the
streets.
Senator
Clark
and
Marcus
Daley
had
made
their
stakes.
A
wag
wrote:
"Senator
Copper
of
Tonopah
ditch
Made
a
cool
million,
in
mining
and
sich
Hiked
to
N'York
where
a
million
he
blew
Buildin'
a
palace
on
Sth
Avenoo."
He
did.
too.
Tthick
smelter
Prince
Rupert
School
Board
will
purchase
two
distinctive
hats
and
rain
capes
and
warning
signs
to
equip
the
King
Ed-
Designing
-
Rm
of
their
space
to
the
proceedings.
Radio
stations
across
the
country
gave
much
attention
thereto,
E'en
on
the
street
corners
and
in
the
casual
gathering
places
it
was
a
tonic
of
keen
discussion.
The
interest
reached
its
final
fruition
on
election
day
and
there
was
avid
keenness
to
know
about
the
results.
BRILLIANCE,
AN
ASSET?
BRILLIANCE
IN
A
PERSON
may
be
a
liability
rather
than
an
asset.
Brilliance
wants
to
shine,
of
course,
and
outshine
ordinary
people.
The
ordinary
man
stands
a
better
chance
for
Permanence,
of
prosperity
and
for
evenness
of
experience
than
the
brilliant
man.
Employers
rather
like
equable
men
more
than
brilliant
men.
Some
employers
will
not
employ
men
more
brilliant
than
themselves
this
to
avoid
unpleasant
situations
The
brilliant
man
is
apt
to
look
clown
on
a
rathe"
ordinary
employer
with
unconcealed
pity
and
contempt.
Brilliance,
if
it
be
wiser,
will
put
a
semi-transparent
shade
over
itself.
Fin-
Workmanship
Agents
for
Kermatli
(
)
Jward
School
safety
patrol
The
Engines
equipment
will
be
used
by
s"hbol
boy
safety
guards
afc
the
school
crossing
on
3eventh
Avenue
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
and
C0X
smoke
huns?
heavy.
Strings
of
where
traffic
constitutes
a
dan-mules
provided
transportation.'
ger
to
the
children.
WOuh.
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHING
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colon
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
DR.
r.
J,
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
705
P.O.
Box
1401
The
chief
newspaper
was
The
CALL
BLUE
Kl
numerous
Miner.
There
were
cases
of
pneumonia.
ONETIME
SLAVING
VESSEL
The
dhow
is
an
Arab
coastal
essel
of
about.
150
tons
gross
weight
with
one
lateen
sail.
It
was
widely
used-in-the
slave
Memories
of
the
war
between
M.
J.
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Modern
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Former
Rupert
Man
Appreciates
News
Word
has
been
received
at
meeting
last
night.
The
October
OPTOMETRIS1
In
New
Offi
Board
Approves
School
Accounts
Accounts
totalling
$21,239
for
October
and
$256
for
September
accounts
include
$2,000
for
the
purchase
of
several,
lots
from
War
Assets
Corporation
which
will
be
incoroorated
intn
th
the
Daily
News
office
of
James
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Dick,
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
many
years,
who
now
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756
972
10th
East
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MATTSOtf'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
ROOM
10.
STONE
Bl-New
Plm"f
were
approved
for
payment
by
Booth
Memorial
High
School
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the
school
board
at
its
regular'
grounds.
Scotland.
Writing
for
him,
Mrs.
Sinclair
says:
"My
brother
loves
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his
Daily
News.
I
also
personally
think
your
paper
is
splendid.
It
is
so
Informative,
illus
trative
and
bracing
in
fact
'a
live
wire'
which
is
my
estima
Plastic
Materials
Dunlnnillo
Mattresses
Drapes
Curtain
Bed
Spreads
Cushions,
etc
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Furniture
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818
P.O.
Box
520
330
Second
Avenue
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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4th
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first
place
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daily
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and
repairs
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Third
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David
Chow,
Mgr
1
GEORGE
DREW
Leader
Progressive
Conservative
Party
will
peok
Thursday
Night
NOV.
4
ON
THE
SUBJECT
"The
Nation's
Business"
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Prognnhm
Hmmrvctiv
Party
of
Salt
Lake
Mrs.
Willa
Ray,
W.
F.
Stone,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
and
O.
G.
Stuart
are
being
recommended
as
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21
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BESNER
BLOCK.
P.O
Box
8M
Phone
Blue
442
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTTLE
COLLECTOR
Beer.
Coke,
Soda
and
Canad:i
Dry
Bottles
PHONE
RED
751.
,
1
'
i
members
of
a
revived
provincial
j
PHONES
Red
894
parks
board
here,
nominations
to
which
were
invited
by
the
provincial
government
from
Dr.
R.
Gr.
Large,
president
of
the
RUPERT-
MARINE
REALTY
HEW
ROYAl
HOTEt
Black
687
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SOW)
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-;
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tf
MAC
SHOE
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Bo
774
Serving
ttm
Fisheries.
n,dantir
WeH
(P.R.
Ltd.
Cartace,
Labelling.
Weighing
merce.
Dr.
Large
reported
the
nominations
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
meeting
this
week
and
they
were
confirmed.
Administration
of
the
Salt
We
Take
Listings
of
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
.
.
TRY-RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
'.'FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett's,
Waterfront)
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Phone
Cteea
973
A
Home
Away
rrom
Hom
90
Room,
Hot
and
Coin
Water
PRINCE-
RUPERT..
B
C
Phone
251
BQ,
Bo.
l
BLUE
781
BLUI
IS
Lake
swimming
resort
will
come
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
new
board.
it
A
CLASSIFIED
AO
IN
TWE
DAILY
NEWS
WILL