LONDON
HAS
PKIEONS
i
from
the
air
to
pick
un
a
.
3nnrc
uupctt
Dailp
rsctos
Ltn.
Saturday,
January
10,
1948
(Contained
iro.n
Page
II
bit
of
meat
but
they
p,,,t
J
to
eat
on
the
street.
'
not
a
particularly
difficult
Job
The
Bi'Usi;.e
ajf
''jv,
..
L
mm
UI
in
independent
dally
newspaper
oeorea
to
the
upnuliaing
or
Prince
Rupert
'ad
all
immunities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
anernoon
except
Sunday
by
"nnee
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
9rA
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
a
A.
HUKTKR,
Managing
E-vo.
H.
G
PFRRY,
Managing
Director.
4K.MBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BtTREAU
OP
CIRCULATION?
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATE&
-
"
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Tear,
17.00;
Bj
Mail.
P-r
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
MOO.
c
B
for
Black
Jim.
a
mete
ii
a
and
taxes
out
rrfr
J
,
stretch
of
pavement,
a
wharf
or
in
the
aprlng
when
Unyai
a
cluster,
of
rocks
handy
the
with
us.
Love,
with
its
rf.
crow
will
clutch
his
packaged
family
raising,
draws
them
lunch
with
his
talnned
toes
and
the
confines
of
the
riy
take
wing.
From,
an
altitude
of
front
and
other
fectiint.
flT
20
to
40
feet
he
releases
his
load
to
uninhabited
Islands
and
swoops
down
to
see
whero
the
female
tends
the
P,
he
can
eat
or
must
continue
the
the
male
forat;es
for
f,
bashing
process.
Although
re-
guards
against
marauders
pea
ted
dropping
may
have
no
ticulurly
the
bald
Iu
uiU-i
,
effect
on
the
protective
shell
of
who
has
a
weakness
fur
u
the
morsel,
the
crow
seldom
ear-
.eg'js-rles
out
his
bombing
operations,
..,,..
....
,.,
The
Salvation
Army
Captain
and
Mrs.
E.
Jarrett,
Corps
Officers.
SUNDAY
11
a.m.
"Quiet
Talks
on
Holy
Living."
2:30
p.m.
Directory
Class.
3:00
p.m.
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Gospel
Meeting.
Topic:
"Spiritual
Suicide."
Tues..
7:30
p.m.
Home
League.
oldest
not
more
than
21
years
of,
i
SATURDAY
SERMON
a?e,
formed
a
(.roup.
They
asreed
to
mi
el
oiifp
a
wetlc
for
prayer
in
an
ola
s.iiir.mer-house
In
a
f
rnm
more
than
a
helaht
of
50
Wed.,
8
p.m.
Prayer
Meeting.
,,.,
i
t,i..u
'Prince
Rupert
their
r
i
(
t
i,
ri
i
iiii
iiiiii
io
t.-j
inmi
-
Harden.
TIuil
tney
formed
the
idea
of
winning
1?0
souls
for
By
Rev
Fred
Antrobus,
First
Baptist
Church
0
LOUD,
REVIVE
THY
WORK
In
this
chapter
of
Acts,
we
find
the
great
apostle
the
King,
and
thrust
us
out
Into
he
can
go
and
still
keep
an
eye,"""16
ln"r
8''m
to
the
rain
and
htoh-water
to
brlna
on
the
Intended
meal
or
more
1
factions
or
strata
of
htn.
,
Christ
in
12
months.
The
telliii'?
of
the
story
of
Christ
M
Saviour
the
lost
to
Thee!
likelv
he
is
afraid
of
losing
his
,Kr"uU
apiM-ar
to
prefer
a
diet
of
fish
and
as
a
cui.
A
revival
Is
a
renewal
of
prise
to
less
ambitious
friends,
'
Christians
to
a
more
.spiritual
a?
usually
loitering
near-
suck
close
to
the
fruitful
HIGH
SCHOOL
SITE
BOARD
of
school
trustees
is
well
advised
in
THE
seriously
considering,
as
it
appears
to
be
doing,
'
the
possibilities
of
a
site
other
than
Acropolis
Hill
for
the
proposed
new
High
School.
It
will
be
a.
permanent
structure
that
will
be
used
for
a
long
time.
It
would
be
too
bad,
therefore,
if,
in
esthetic
enthusiasm
over
the
natural
beauty
of
the
site
on
the
hilltop,
a
site
would
be
chosen
which
experience
would
soon
prove
to
have
disadvantages
causing
subsequent
regrets
that
a
more
central
and
conveniently-reached
site
had
not
been
selected.
The
city
engineer
has
presented
to
the
school
board
a
most
interesting
and
attractive
plan
for
High
School
development.
At
first
sight,
it
would
appear
to
be
somewhat
on
the
elaborate
side
but,
at
that,
it
might
be
something
to
shoot
at.
After
all,-we
are
a
long
way
.behind
the
rest
of
the
province
today
as
far
as
school
buildings,
grounds
and
facilities
are
concerned.
Considering
first
things
first,
however,
there
erles
dock.
Other
pi.
and
Lord
brought
groups
of
men
and
women
into
the
Christian
life
and
church
Hunt
utong.
They
set
others
on
fire
to
do
the
K8.ni?
tiling.
Do
it
asaln,
LoM,
and
kindle
that
dieted
flame
ui)
the
cold
altar
of
our
heui'U
Uol
frame
of
mind,
to
more
fervent
j
by
In
the
hopes
of
picking
up,
prayer,
and
to
more
earnest
en-
1
a
I1,''
meal.
.
more
adventurous
and
Paul
on
trial
for
his
life.
He
was
really
on
trial
for
his
way
of
life
as
over
against
that
of
the
world
with
which
it
clashed
because
of
his
uncompromising
allegiance
to
his
Saviour.
Paul
was
the
greatest
of
all
explorers,
crossing
seas
and
continents
with
one
-
aim
in
view,
daring
every
danger
.scoured
town
and
hamlet
with
to
capture
the
kingdoms
of
this
the
new
evangel.
With
ChrUt
in
world
for
the
Christ
who
died
our
hearts,
the
commission
and
on
the
Cross
that
his
sins
miht
Passion
for
His
service
always
t;o
be
forgiven,
and
that
he
might
together.
Lo-d,
give
us
men
like
I'H
NIC
LUNCH
ON
Tlllltl)
AVKNI'K
of
the
city
confines.
tH
i
the
beaches
si
ekiiii
shciilm
(other
eatables
or
vie
,'-t.
morninK
bald-headed
eagles
fur
.
deavors
to
promote
the
Cause
of
Christ
and
redemption;
and.
consequent
imon
this,
the
arousing
of
Qm?
imptnilent
to
the
concerns
of
the
will
and
the
work
a
cool
winter
the
mall'r
lush.
A
timd
?.
the
sun
is
.struggling
to'
f
when
Many
similar
stories
come
from
England,
the
United
States
rnd
other
parts
of
the
world,
showing
that
the
Church
of
of
personal
faith.
O
Lord,
re-
j
Ret
ja
t.,j
ov,,r
Mount
Hay
I
.,ollw,Ut)
'
LV
vive
ray
work!
be
brought
to
God.
The
secret
these!
It
wa?
the
same
In
th
Christ
is
awak
here
and
there
of
all
this
was
that
at
Damascus
'Eighteenth
Century,
the
days
of
and
is
awakening
fresh
to
her
one
day
Paul
saw
a
vision
of
the
Evangelical
Revival,
when
;
task
of
winning
men
to
saving
;
evergreen
Lack,
Black
Jim
and
Rrfat
attracUon
or
lh(.
his
Mends
often
enjviy
a
picnic
they
escort
it
during
nn;
lunch
on
the
sidewalks
of
Third
its
tour
throuuh
the
city
c
!
Avenue.
Undisturbed
uy
passlivj
picklnKS
are
too
slim
v,.r
j
feet,
the
birds
strut
about
the
wm
hoist
themselves
i-nc
1
.streets,
apparently
deriving
a
air
and
In
fllRhts
ot
u.t
,
Christ
and
became
a
Christian,
the
Wesleys,
Whitefield.
Brain-
DON
RITCHIE
TO
LIBRARY
BOARD
is
trie
selection
oi
site
and.
the
more
ambitious
the
i
He
spent
the
remainder
of
his
erd
and
others
went
ovpr
all
life
in
exploiting
the
limitless
England
with
the
good
news
of
landscape
for
His
Master.
faith
In
the
Siiviour.
What
are
we
Christian
doing
In
thU
place?
Are
we
satisfied
with
the
spiritual
rtsuits
In
our
own
lives
and
church
Loid
,hak
u1
loose
irom
our
complacency,
Irthargy
and
laziness,
and
from
I
cei
lain
amount
ui
Kiu.nai
mm
inrees,
win
wing
out
to
i
salvation
through
faith
in
Rod's
dear
Son.
J.
S.
Wilson,
owing
to
pressure
,
n
.showing
off
their
bldnesd
be-
j
dump
where
they
will
n-,
of
duties
as
principal
of
Borden
fore
their
equally
hungry
but
the
accumulation
o-
in
c
.
A
few
years
ago
in
England,
five
young
men,
all
from
cultured
With
the
vision
there
cam
into
his
life
the
Passion
of
thf
far
horizon.
All
the
narrowing
limits
of
Jewish
prejudice
and
Pharisaic
superstition
fell
from
his
eyes
like
scales.
Single-handed,
he
stormed
the
?reat
i
mi-
wuiiiii.ii
:ti'u
i-i
nil
i
oris
oi
our
K.,,
.
u
..
.j
n
homes,
all
qonverted
in
the
same
,
,
,
.
-u.n-
,....,..
...,
.u
1'omes!
Give
us
o
new
vlj-ion
of
Street
School,
has
resiRned
from
'
ieSS
daring
cousin
the
raven.
tu(
f
As
nlcht
comcfi
mi
ih
the
library
board
and
A.
'
D.
while
the
ravens
are
relatively
,
.
.
.
,
,
Ritchie
has
accepted
appoint-
1
numprous
on
the
waterfront
and
I
"
ment
In
his
stead.
It
was
an-
on
Ul0
olll,kirUs
0f
the
city,
only
iM
Rra,'Mul
fliKl'1
M
!hr
nounced
yesterday
by.
Mayor
a
fcw
of
lh,,m
wili
venture
to
j
wakward
on
the
troiim!
Nora
Arnold.
pau,s(i
at
a
spot
that
man
is
f
re-i
'
"
TunjrirauL
llllA3nll,
UI1U
tlir
j
DIRECTORY
Mertii-r
In
ull
rhiiniim
at
II
a.m.
mil
7:.'n
p.m.!
Niinilay
i
hml
at
l
!:n
fil
a
xhtiMii.
:
qucniing
i
ne
ixia
one,
uiiracLeu
BACK
ON
THE
JOB
'
j
bv
lne
activities
of
the
crow
mmt.
NEWPORT
Mon.
f
Arthur
dan.
will
sometimes
anuni
on
aMHMUtuil
q
Martin.
76,
who
retired
from
the
a
-store
roof
or
even
the
top
of
I
A5THMA
a
parked
car
but
they
seem
to
'
"
'
'i
-
sea
3if
w..strT
t
I
i.m
pxst
office
10
years
aao
after
41)
AND
HAY
FEVER
HNI
tl
HH
KV
I
4MIU
,
tHlflHtlf.
Kl
l
years'
service,
went
bark
last
have
an
aversion
to
restinn
their
J
month
to
help
sort
the
Christmas
j
feet
on
the
pavement.
Occasion
-
j
mail.
I
ally
one
of
them
w'il
.'kid
In
I
1,1
centres
of
civilization
in
the
Name
of
Jesus
Chi
1st.
No
diffi
cultv
could
daunt
him,
no
danger
impede
h's
splendid
pro-Tress
The
hunger
for
men
was
In
hii.
soul.
He
felt
himself
a
debtor
t:
all
men.
because
of
the
gospel
He
climbed
mountains,
forded
rivers,
crossed
continents,
bore
stripes,
imprisonments
an1
shin
wrecks,
courted
insult
and
dared
a
thousand
t'caths
because
oi
the
Passion
in
his
heart,
to
carry
the
Godgivon
message
of
salvation
to
every
corner
and
crevice
la
A
A
S
si
li
project,
the
more
important
it
is
that
no
mistake
be
made.
Havs.
Cove
Circle,
to
begin
with,
has
the
important
advantage
of
being
more
conveniently
mick'd
than
Acropolis
Hill
which
would
be
left
for
the
plan
of
park
development.
ORE
SAMPLING
PLANT
THE
LOCAL
C.C.F.
clube
fittingly
enough
urges
:
that
therev
should
be
no
removal
of
the
provincial
government
ore
sampling
plant,
now
being
held
in
storage
her,
but
rather
that
it
should
be
retained
for
future
use.
The
time
is
bound
to
return
when
such
a
plant
will
be
once
again,
as
it
was
bef
ore,
a
valued
aid
and
facility
for
the
mining
industry
in
this
area,
for
the
testing
of
ore
and
also
for
the
benefit
of
the
small
operators
who
can
have
their
ore
treated
there,
as
it
was
in
the
days
before
the
war
when
mining
was
flourishing
in
this
area
and
there
was
much
interest
in
the
development
of
new
properties.
The
sampling
plant
here
never
was
very
popular
with
certain
quarters
in
the
department
at
Victoria.'
.We
had
a
hard
enough
time
getting
it
and,
on
occasions,
retaining
it.
We
do
not
want
to
go
through
all
that
again.
Not
only
the
C.C.F.
club
but
all
other
organizations
in
the
city
would
join
in
vigorous
protest
at
any
move
to
have
the
equipment
removed.
t(.l.lt
(1HKilHil,
4th
Av
W.
at
Dunmnnlr
8t
Hoty
Communion
0:30
a
m.
Sli'idnv
Krluiul
l:t)0
p.m.
tor:
Baiill
8.
Prorktrr.
B
A
,
B
D
(Blue
73J
HHT
HPTIT
Ml)
Am.
R
t
Younu
Ht
Mtiilsiw:
Kcv
FTwl
Antrobua
Klrwn
Bill
IIKST
1-KF.HRYTMtl
IV
4th
Avfinif
East
(Green
98'J
I
IHxr
I
Mill)
6110
6th
Ave.
West
Minister:
K.
A.
Wilson.
M
A
(Green
013
1
CLEARANCE
"""s
First
Presbyterian
Churrl
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
Allan
M.
McColi,
Minister
JANUARY
11,
1948
11
a.m.
Morning
Worship.
Anthem
by
Junior
Ch.iir:
"O
Come
to
My
Heart
Lord
Jesus."
Solo
by
Miss
Barbara
Teng.
of
the
earth.
A
more
thrilling
story
of
hazard,
hardship,
heroism
and
adventure
has
never
been
written.
.
O
Lord,
give
us
this
same
Passion!
In
the
fourteenth
centurv
th
III.
I.OM'H.
TtMl:KVM'I.K
221
6lh
Are.
West
PuKtiw:
Puul
A
Burlier
(Green
620)
vision
of
Christ
broke
In
upon
S.M.VVTHtN
AKMY
Krnser
Htrwt
CO.:
Capt
Earl
Jarrett
Dlre:tory
CUtm
2
30
p
m.
Sunday
Srhxil
3
00
p
rn.
Black
2061
$2.95
DRESS
PUMPS
CUBAN
IIKKL
Kruwn
anil
Hla
k
Widths
A
A
(o
('
:
SANDALS
iiich
am)
(than
hi:kls
Res:.
S3.95
Jo
$(.!)."
Sermon:
"The
Great
Purpose."
"To
this
end
was
I
born."
the
soul
of
John
Wycliffe,
the
Mornine
Star
of
the
Reformat'-"
in
England.
He
gave
us
the
Bible
in
English
for
the
first
time
and
the
common
peoDte
the
Word
of
God.
Instantlv
there
arose
the
Lollards,
trios'-itinerant
missionaries,
who
t.
fti
i:n
ii
mi
a
w
Bth
Ave.
at
McBrlde
St.
Pastor:
.
fkilland
(Black
810)
HT.
I'KTIK'H
AVI.I.H
V
8el
Cove
Arehleacm
K
Hodmn
Sunday
Selionl
u
00
a
m.
Evening
Prayer
7
30
pin.
(Blue
8-7)
-John
18:37
12:15
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Service.
Sermon:
"The
Tears
of
Jesus."
"Jesus
Wept."
-
John
11:35.
"Come
and
worship
Him
that
together
we
may
obtain
mercy
and
find
grace
to
help
in
time
of
need."
$
ELDERLY
LADIES'
DRESS
PUMPS
AND
TIES
Values
rft
WUtth
t.f.ro
I
.3U
)
to
KKF.
3-50
DRESS
PUMPS
IIIC.1l
IIKKL
Rrown,
Black,.
Itrd
Rck.
$.".;).")
to
.;."
POLITICAL
SITUATION
THE
POLITICAL
SITUATION
in
the
nine
Cana-I
dian
provinces
is
an
interesting
one.
Of
the
total
number
of
provincial
governments
in
existence
there
are
three
Lileral
governments,
these
being
in
the
Maritime
provinces,
namelv
Nova
Sco
MIMMIMTV
M'MIIV
SCHOOL
K:if,t
End
Hall,
'i
M
p
m.
REGULAR
BAPTIST
LADIES'
SLIPPERS
TO
CLEAR
Kiddies'
Korner
DKKSS
HOOTS
OMOKUS
AMI
PIMPS
TO
CI.KAR
(I
IM)
MI.T
l.l
ftth
and
MrBrldr
si)
Phone
nH9
lODE
Hull-
SPECIAL
!
5
-Eyelet
Rubbers
mkn's
S2.95
hoys'
$2.50
CniLDRKYS
1,25
$
1.95
$1.95
Sunday,
January
11,
1018
"He
that
hath
the
Son
HATH
life."
2
Jno.
5:12.
12:15
p.m.--Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.-Gospel
Service.
(
Prayer
-
Praise-
Testimony
I
Come
and
begin
the
New
Year
ariuhl!
Speaker:
Mr.
O.
R.
S.
IMackaby.
Topic:
"WHAT'S
AIIKAO
FOR
1918?"
Hearty
Gospel
Sing.
l
l-ltl
(
II
Till:
(ll
ll-TIMK
HI
I
K.IOV
Krnwn
and
Rck:.
$2.9."
to
$1.25
lllaek
ria,
New'
Brunswick
and
Prince
Edward
Island.
One
Conservative
government
rules
in
Ontario,
this
;
being
the
lone
Tory
party
machine
in
office
in
the
Dominion.
,
!
Two
Coalition
governments
are
in
office
in
Canada
at
the
present
time,
these
being
in
British
Columbia
under
its
new
premier,
Byron
Johnson,
and
the
other
in
Manitoba,
where
Liberal
Premier
Carson
controls
the
government
with
the
alliance
;
of
Conservatives
and
Social
Creditors.
The
remaining
three
provinces,
namely
Quebec,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta,
have
deflected
somewhat
from
the
pld
line
parties.
In
the
first
named
Premier
Duplessis,
National
leader,
heads
a
government
which
is
strongly
opposed
by
the
Liberal
;
party.
In
Saskatchewan,
the
C.C.F.
controls
power
!
under
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas,
being
the
lone
power
j
which
the
C.C.F.
has
in
the
Dominion.
The
Social
i
Credit
party,
on
the
other
hand,
has
held
office
in'
!
Alberta
since
19:1,5
and
still
continues
to
be
seriously
'
ir
hallenged.
DUO-THERM
Air
Condition
Oil
FURNACE
UNITS
Save
You
MONEY
TIME
EFFORT
TROt'BI.E
They
Provide
Constant
even
Heat
everywhere
in
the
house
every
minute
of
the
day.
SHENTON'S
SHEET
METAL
WORKS
95c-
ODD
LINES
SLING
IIKKLS
SANDALS
'
IUJM1
RUMMAGE
Sale
Offer!
RROWN
AM)
BLACK
Electrical
Contracting
3rd
Ave.
East
Phone
33
NO
KX(
HANCil
S
NO
KlilTNDS
ALL
SAI.K.S
FINAL
SHOP
F.AULY
ron
BKST
SELF.CTION
Sale
Commencing
SATURDAY
January
10,
1948
HOUSE
WIRING
RKI'AIUS
Rwltfh
MrLlte
At
Your
Service.
PAPER
GOES
LONG
WAY
Also
HE
EDMONTON
BULLETIN
has
gone
a
long-way
since
it
was
founded
by
the
late
FYank
Oliver
more
than
sixty
years
aeo.
The
Bulletin
SINGER
1
Reliable
Radio
and
Appliance
Service
Free
Pick-up
and
Delivery
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
A.
Mackenzie
Furniture'
LIMITED
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
WE
DOCTOR
SHOES
HEEL
THEM
ATTEND
TO
THEIR
DYEING
SAVE
THEIR
SOLES
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Box
774
Second
Ave.
Immediate
delivery
of
nf
BOX
132
PHONE
644
J
treadle
and
electric
sewiwr
marhinex
in
Prinre
RuK'',t
i
and
district.
t
!
SINCER
I
Sowinp
Machine
C
I
Phone
864
Prince
Riipf11!
CHESTERFIELD
SI'ITES
BEDROOM
Sl'lTES
Beauty
Rest
Matlretis,
Beauty
Rest
Box
Spring
Walnut
Tables
for
every
purpose
WATCH
OUR
WINDOW
FOR
SPECIALS
Phone
775
327
3rd
Avenue
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
PEOPLE
GIFTS
thai
are
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
DIFFERENT!
was
sold
last
week
by
Charles
Campbell
to
a
group
of
financiers
for,
it
is
said,
about
$000,000.
When
Oliver
drove
his
little
rig
from
Winnipeg,
across
the
lonely
plains,
later
to
become
known
as
the
provinces
of
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta,
he
had
courage,
confidence,
vision
and
foresight,
but
not
much
else.
Edmonton
was
a
faraway
village,
and
the
prairies
neither
well
known
or
understood.
JN
WAR
AND
PEACE
A
SEAPORT
with
new,
modern
and
ample
facilities
and,
particularly
if
possessing
strategical
.
advantages,
ought
to
be
kept
that
way.
There
is
usefulness
in
both
war
and
peace.
Prince
Rupert
fits
the
description.
Suppose,
for
example,
as
1948
commences
to
unfold,
world
affairs
uncertain
at
best,
took
turns
that
eventually
led
again
to
hostilities.
It
might
be
a
matter
of
great
satisfaction
to
find
the
splendid
installations
at
this
port
still
standing
and
ready
to
function
for
t
any
purpose.
KMOX
HOTEl
ARTCRAFT
NOVELTIES
SOUVENIRS
WAX
FLOWERS
NOW
OPEN
From
Tbla
Date
WAR
ASSETS
COAL
will
be:
LUMP
Sacked
J12.80
per
ton
MINE
RUN
Loose
.
$11.00
per
ton
No
rebate
for
quantity
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
A
QUIET,
PLEASANT
PLACE
TO
LIVE
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
ROOMS
REDECORATED
I
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESSES
.
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
i
Proprietors:
TOM
PESUT
STEVE
VRKLAKN
J
HANDCRAFTS
AND
SOUVENIRS
SPECIALISTS
UN
SAWMILL
and
MININO
MACHINERY
211
SIXTH
STREET
(Vera
A.
ParsonS)
i
...CSl
.'.
.