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J!M
LOAD
LINE
Revision
in
Favor
of
Prince
Rupert
I'p
for
Approval
Harris
W.
Brighton,
Vancouver
representative
of
the
Foreign
Trade
Service
of
the
department
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
who
attended
the
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
ship's
mascot
that
has
something
to
crow
a"bout.
When
Chips
went
aboard
th?
British
freighter
Daghestan
In
Calcutta,
he
was
immediately
earmarked
for
the
stewing
pot.
That
was
more
than
six
years
ago
andt
oday
Chips,
a
rooster,
suil
has
the
run
of
the
ship
ari
he
ports
at
which
she
touches.
'
Although
Chips
boarded
the!
Ap
you
between
the
a
urn
f
1A
f
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going
through'
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func.
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to
women?
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krly
to
Mp
build
up
rel
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Fiiikhain'a
Compound
Daghectan
by
mistake
and
learn-
'
ed
his
error
only
when
he
was
far
out
at
sea,
his
curiosity
has
not
been
curbed.
His
enthusiasm
to
see
the
port
of
Montreal
'
n-an'i.
Th.
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
Juneau
as
representative
of
the
federal
government,
went
through
to
Vancouver
ou
the
Chilcotin
Saturday
night.
Mr.
Brighton,
who
expressed
sympathy
and
co-operation
with
Frince
Rupert's
aspirations
to
become
a
world
shipping
port
and
thereby
play
a
part
in
the
no
upuu.no
habit-frn,i,,K
drug"
LVdia
E.
P
nkhw
's
VEGETAL
-
'Ulli
economic
development
of
the
when
the
ship
docked
here
almost
cost
him
his
life..
He
got
too
near
the
ship'j
side
and
fell
into
the
harbor.
It
took
the
crew
three
hours
c
fish
him
out.
Now
he
loaves
Uie
vessel
via
the
gangplank
and
does
his
strutting
on
the
dock.
How
come
Chips
is
still
aboard
Hoping
for
Best
THAT
SOME
COMPOSITION
of
the
extremely
I
vexed
situation
between
the
western
powers
and
Russia
over
the
question
of
Germany
may
come
trom
the
reference
of
the
matter
by
the
western
powers
to
the
security
council
of
the
United
Nations
following
the
complete
failure
of
the
long
Mosc-'W
talks
is
greatly
to
be
desired.
The
peace-loving
nations
of
the
world
certainly
hope
so
but
it
is
perplexing
to
see
where
a
solution
will
be
possible
if
the
Soviet
continues
the
obduracy
it
has
exhibited
so
far
in
the
U.N.
by
general
dis-greeableness
and
exercising
her
veto
powers
whenever
things
go
the
way
she
does
not
like.
The
security
council
will
at
least
be
able
to
accomplish
something
in
bringing
about
a
more
fl-afmite
clarification
of
the
matter
so
that
all
the
world
may
know.
But
we
fear
that
Russia
will
continue
to
o
all
she
evn
to
embarrass
if
not
confuse
the
issue
and
discredit
or
destroy
the
United
Nations
organization.
CONSERVATIVE
CONVENTION
THE
Progressive
-
Conservative
party,
which
Dominion
as
a
whole,
has
beea
interesting
himself
particularly
in
the
international
load
line
situation
which
at
present
dis
4V
W
J
WHEN.
YOU
ARE
Party
Minded
criminates
against
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
able
to
announce
to
the
Daily
News
while
here
that'
the
matter
had
been
dis-j
when
he
was
to
become
a
dinner
six
years
ago?
The
crew
was
too
chicken-hearted
to
do
the
job.
cussed
along
lines
favorable
r
W
I
tli
is
lace-lavished
.
.
.
black
i$
this
port.
However,
a
ftnal
decision
approved
by
all
countries
had
not
yet
been
achieved,
Here
black
crepe
combines
wiih
lu,
1
I
-
being
postponed
until
later.
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.or
Miai
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rated
yrt
sweet
wk.
side
draped
rtirt.
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INDEX
OF
INDUSTRY
Irt-autiful
style
at
Swe-t
Sixlen.
THE
MAPLE
LEAF
IN
ATLANTIC
CITY
Here
is
.Canada
s
Betty
Jean
Ferguson
of
Halifax,
N.S.,
as
she
appeared
at
Atlantic
City,
N.J.,
in
the
boardwalk
beauty
parade
which
was
one
of
the
principal
features
of
the
week's
activities
which
culminated
with
the
selection
of
Miss
America
of
1948.
Wmtry
weather
ami
woolen
drexf
8
together
on
any
occasion.
V,.,.
...ill
....
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..
..
Publication
of
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
to
Make
Appearance
in
November
An
industrial
index
for
thj
province
of
British
Columbia,
iuu
l
uc
urilguiru
WIU1
l)t.ir
and
shades.
legion
by
region,
said
to
be
the
most
comprehensive
and
infor
of
1
V
J
resenting
the
provincial
gov-
fources
over
some
period
ernment
at
the
convention
in
time.
mative
publication
of
Its
kind
luvur.H-ng
UrtViU
o.,
......
i..
to
be
so
far
issued
in
this
prov-j
Juneau
of
the
Associated
Board.s
The
index
will
be
distributed
ince,
will
be
released
in
Novem
oi
xraae
01
uentrai
Briusn
vol-
by
the
Department
as
a
refer-uaibia
and
the
Affiliated
Cham-
ence
which
it
is
expected
will
ters
of
Commerce
of
Southeast-
prove
of
great
value
in
connec-
ber,
it
was
announced
by
John
T.
Gawthrop,
director
of
the
regional
development
division
j
cm
Alaska.
,tion
with
the
development
of
of
the
provincial
Department
Mr.
Gawthrop
gave
assurance
industrial
expansion
in
British
Trade
and
Industry,
who
was
that
Prince
Rupert
is
fully
cov-
Columbia.
I
meets
in
national
convention
at
Ottawa
this
week,
will
decide,
in
the
electing
of
its
new
leader
and
the
formulation
of
its
future
policy,
on
the
very
survival
of
the
party.
In
a
way,
it
will
be
the
most
important
of
the
three
national
party
conventions
of
the
year
and
its
deliberations
may
well
be.
watched
with
as
keen
and
vital
interest
as
that
which
marked
the
-others.
No
matter
what
one's
views
may
be
on
the
question
of
whether
there
should
be
a
new
alignment
of
parties
in
Canada
such
as
has
Been
brought
about
in
Great
Britain
with
the
virtual
situation
of
socialist
vs.
anti-socialist
groups,
there
are
those
still
who
Itelieve
that
the
interests
of
democratic
socialism
would
be
better
served
through
the
medium
of
one
or
the
other
or
both
of
the
old
parties
such
as
appears
to
be
the
consensus
in
the
United
States
for
example.
Even
the
sharpest
opponents
cannot
say
that
Conservative
or
Liberal
.
parties,
with
all
their
faults,
ire
basically
wedded
to
totalitarian
prin-jtfples
as
opposed
to
respect
of
the
individual
or
"Jlc-rsqnal-
entity.
If
would
appear
to
be
to
the
good
political
interest
of
Canada
if
the
Conservatives
at
Ottawa
"are
successful
in
taking
the
necessary
teps
towards
,
restoring
their
party
to
its
former
greatness
and
:
assuring
its
perpetuation.
hi
the
city
Saturday
night
re-
ered
in
the
publication
as
a
re-1
turning
to
Victoria
after
rep-
suit
of
surveys
marie
by
local
i
TRY
A
CLASS.'-'1ED
AD'
SMOKE
AND
DUST
.
.
.
.
from
a
faulty
furnace
is
a
housewife.
'ill
demon
to
the
he.
-a
Help
lighten
her
task
by
havinj
yuur
i
uruat
e
cufupieieiv
uvrr-
hauled
now.
Contact
us
today.
THOM
SHEET
Hill
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except
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if
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or
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until
you
have
to
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"credit"
enough
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you
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Then
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A
sale
of
lots
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
which
delinquent
taxes
are
owing,
will
be
held
in
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
at
10
a
m
'
Sen-tember
30th,
1948.
,
Property
on
which
1946
taxes
are
owinj
will
be
sold
unless
paid
on
or
before
September
29th,
1948.
.
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allinrs
per
week
foi
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