litinrc
Rupert
Datlp
ftctos
Monday,
September
27,
1943
In
the
official
form
In
tripii
cate
on
the
ground
that
they
are
busy
men
and
the
fornu
take
up
too
n.uch
time.
Earlier,
this
year,
it
was
reported
from
Auckland
that
co.,t
of
prescriptions
written
under
the
New
Zealand
free-medicino
scheme
since
it
was
lntroducen
0Wr-vbiUng
Option,
v:
0.
Tmt
MJ-
A-
Jenkins,.
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2dea,ana
i
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at
a
.
"'"A.
COM,.
that
moHi.,
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
....
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.ww..
:
In
1943
has
almost
doubled
"
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v
J
The
New
Zealand
cnv.rn
'
LumstanCe.
ta
wnat
tk...
.
has
ordered
an
Inquiry
into
re-
'
men
bug,'
oi
Veteran
Nome
Liner
Here
With
,
National
Railways.
The
Victoria
and
i
,
aim
r.
.
poriea
over
-
preiicriDing
and
from
e
(
"
.
5tlentisn
fc
arrived
last
night
from
Ketchikan.
The
smaller
boats
Dagney
and
Signe
were
also
in
port
over
the
'week-end
with
smaller
fish
cargoes
for
transhipment.
i-vLt
x
Alaska
Fish
Cargo
Chilcotin
Helps
Gt-t
People
Out
of
Territory
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
historic
old
steamer
Victoria,
once
DOCTORS
REFUSE
TOCO-OPERATE
By
LESLIE
BRODIE
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
SYDNEY,
Australia
0)
Doctors
throughout
Australia
continue
to
ignore
the
federal
government's
'
legislation
providing
for
free
medicine
for
all-
patients.
The
department
of
health
has
revealed
that
there
are
fewer
than
30
doctors
writing
prescriptions
for
medicine
provided
free
by
the
government.
When
the
scheme
began
tj
operate
on
June
1,
this
year,
the
British
Medical
Association
ruled
that
doctors
should
not
co-operate
with
the
government
unless
they
were
given
the
unqualified
right
to
prescribe
what
they
thought
best
for
their
patients,
and
were
given
the
right
to
use
their
own
prescription
forms.
,
A
deadlock
was
reached
when
t?-
?
Please
Note!
a
transAtlantic
liner
and
later
Qn
hef
.-j
hfire
Saturd
operating
for
some
40
years
onni
ht
enrQUte
back
to
Vanc(JU
the
Seattle
Nome
Is
m
-
run,
yer
aftef
hay
made
the
Due
to
lack
of
patronage
mJ
.
r
carloads
of
frozen
fish
and
20,-000
cases
of
salmon
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
cial
voyage
to
Juneau
with
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
party,
Union
steamer
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
had
on
board
a
record
list
of
passen-
7:00
P.M.
TWO
FEATlREs
jgers,
more
than
150
in
all.
Be
SAUy
c
TREVOR
B,
SIDNEY
CREENSTREET
MARTHA
VICKERS
THAT
WAY
WITH
WOMEN'
OPERATION
HOLE
Working
virtually
round-the-clock,
over
a
hundred
men
keep
a
$600,000
battery
of
monstrous
power
machinery
roaring
at
the
largest
earth
fill
ever
attempted
In
Canada.
Located
on
the
St.
Marv
River,
30
airline
miles
southwest
of
Lethbridge,
Alta.,
Is
the
St.
Marv
dam
site,
part
of
a
$20,000,000
irrigation
scheme
being
developed
to
irrigate
513
acres
of
southern
Alberta
farmland.
It
will
require
3.300,000
cubic
yards
of
clay,
1,000.000
cubic
yards
of
gravel,
90.000
cubic
yards
of
screened
sand
and
50,000
cubic
yards
of
rock
to
build
the
dam,
188
feet
high,
and
2,640
feet
wide.
-
'I
BECAMtt
the
government
refused
tho
BJvl.A.
request.
After
a
number
of
conferences
sides
the
Associated
Boards
party,
she
had
picked
up
22
passengers
at
Juneau
and
57
at
Ketchikan
all
of
whom
were
grateful
of
the
opportunity
for
transportation
south
since
the
American
passenger
ships
have
been
tied
up
on
account
of
the
Seattle
longshoremen"s
strike.
Most
of
the
Alaskan
passengers
could
not
be
assigned
their
accommodation
until
the
Associated
Board's
delegates
left
the
ship
at
this
port.
with
the
health
minister.
Sena
RARE
PROGRAM
FOR
YOUNG
STARS
COMING!
Fri.-Sat.6j
tor
McKenna.
the
B.M.A.
refused
to
consider
the
matter
.1
pi;
s
NEW
JUSTICE
IS
WELCOMED
Mr.
Justice
Norman
W.
Whit-
Activities
for
9
to
13
Year
Olds
at
Civic
Centre
workable
unless
the
government
ball,
hand
soccer,
games
of
combat
and
hand
soccer.
Games
of
combat
will
be
Indian
wrest
It
looks
as
if
the
9
to
12
year
ling,
bronco
riding,
etc.,
and
NEWS
REEL
PICTURE
i
Margie"
Bra
taker,
who
is
presiding
over
the
old
is
to
have
plenty
of
fun
t
'
s
such
a'
newcomb,
fall
session
of
Assize
Court
ahead
of
him
or
her
by
the
pro-
volley
bounceball
and
volley
The
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
will
be
closed
to
all
net
fishing
after
6
p.m.,
Friday,
September
24,
it
is
announced
at
the
Dom-
THEY'iiE
GOOD!
-
DON'T
MISS
Prince
this
Civic
Centre.
welcomed
to
Rupert
AnQther
nW
feature
tQ
,n.
morning
by
T.
W.
Brown
on
be-1
a
new
feature
will
be
an
or-
terest
the
9-13
year
olds
Is
fun-half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bar
ganized
games
hour
for
the
girls
ny
books.
It
is
hoped,
with
the
Association.
This
is
Mr.
Justice
on
Mondays
from
4
to
5
p.m.
ncsictanrp
nf
tho
rht'iHren
md
alters
its
attitude.
The
B.M.A.
demands
that
th
government
extend
the
formulary
set
out
by
the
health
minister
to
Include
all
medicines
and
remove
the
more
offensive
penalties
against
the
doctors
who
do
not
comply
with
the
government
regulations,
and
elln.lnatu
the
necessity
of
filling
In
ihe
official
prescription
forms.
OBJECT
TO
FORMULARY
Main
objections
are
to
the
formulary.
The
government
claims
that
It
meeta
practi
Y-JX
-
i
inion
Fisheries
office.
.
j
Whittaker's
first
visit
to
Prince
and
for
boys
on
Thursday
from
trieir
parents,
to
build
up
the
unloading
oi
canned
salmon
Kupert
since
nis
elevation
u
o.ou
10
i:ju
p.m.
largest
known
reading
library
irom
AiasKa
continued
through
the
bupreme
uourt
Dencn
last.
These
will
be
hours
of
the
of
comic
books.
A
new
table
Is
yesterday
and
Saturday
night,
year.
Imost
thoroughly
vigorous
fun
being
made
for
the
centre
of
Some
are
saying
this
is
about
Former
Speaker
of
the
provin-
that
the
instructors
can
devise
the
members'
lounge
and
on
It
the
businest
spell
the
long-
cial
Legislature,
"Mr.
Whittaker
and
lead
them
in.
There
win
be
will
be
Diled
the
comic
books
as
shoremen
have
ever
experienced
was
appointed
to
the
bench
late
such
group
games
as
circle
ball,
well
as
other
magazines
that
ana
it
is
nut
oiten
mere
is
sucn
last
year
after
serving
contmu-
circle
chase,
soccer
tag,
dodge
will
be
of
equal
Interest.
cally
all
prescribing
needs,
but
the
doctors
claim
that
if
the
government
Is
sincere
in
its
a
rush.
ously
as
member
for
Saanich
An
outfit
to
treasure
from
Here
and
There
i
constituency
since
1933.
He
was
AID
PASSKNPFR
The
fish
boat
Isobel,
owned
re-elected
In
the
general
election
j
njjL.iuo0
by
Alec
McPherson,
sank
at
Port
of
1937
and
chosen
Speaker
To
Vancouver
Dr.
C.
H.
Han-Alberni
last
week.
This
was
shortly
afterward.
He
was
elect-
kinson,
Miss
B.
Poulsen,
P.
Kel-when
McPherson
tried
to
beach
ed
again
in
1941
and
continued
ley,
G.
C.
Dawson,
S.
Hansen,
his
boat
after
striking
a
dead-;
as
Speaker
until
his
elevation
M.
S.
Engbrilson.
Fall
through
Spring.
Coats
!
and
Suits
in
the
1948
man-
.
-
ner.
vf
j
attitude
there
Is
no
reason
why
there
should
be
a
limited
formality
covering
the
drugs
they
use.
The
doctors
insist
that
they
should
be
free
from
the
indirect
Influence
of
cost
consideration
when
they
make
out
a
pre
SELL
TAVERN
EQUIPMENT
icau
in
UlC
iiai
UUI
,
j.
ne
i.MJ-
to
the
bench.
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
To
Sandspit
J.
Carlson,
M.
Christiansen,
A.
Baardsen,
Mr.
Johnson,
Mr.
Penny.
jbel,
valued
at
$4,000,
was
32
feet
i
i
in
length.
HALIFAX
(P
Canada's
equipment
salesmen
have
Available
at
Rupert
Radio
&
scription.
They
object
to
filling
Southolm,
Capt.
William
Glea-
ibeen
"swarming
into"
Halifax
From
From
Vancouver
Vancouver
Dr
Dr.
J
J.
L
L
Frank
Waterhouse
frighter
son,
arrived
in
port
Sunday
Wo.t
T
.
,
A
,
(recently,
lured
by
the
newly-
morning
after
.
discharging
coal
Mrs
'
LeUh
'
Mfg
Lincoln
'j
opening
beer
parlors.
Mayor
J.
at
rori
fcimpson.
we
aas
Kiver
Pmm
RanflRnlt
.
ManRnn
t.
uee.
Ahem
says
the
rush
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
and
Stewart
and
is
today
load-
-
n
..
Z,
.'.
started
the
first
day
the
Tavern
ing
salmon
in
the
Skeena
River.
t(V,
W.
v,
V
,
,'.
'
(Licensing
committee
met.
Smith,
Klesavitch,
N.
Jeffr'ej
Tomorrow
she
will
come
into
Prince
Rupert
to
pick
up
a
large
tank
for
delivery
to
Alert
Bay.
TROPICAL
MOVIE
W.
H.
Brett,
M.L.A.,
Ivor
Jo-1
NORTH
SYDNKY
ns.o
On
the
way
south
she
will
call
hansen
and
Harry
Hanson
will!
when
a
hurricane
left
a
ruin-at
Surf
Inlet
with
mining
mach-1
leave
tomorrow
afternoon
on
0us
oath
across
rarw
nrtcn
(J.
CLAUSEN
Ss
SON)
Wo
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)
to
load
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver
to
rniv
ihir...,..,,
v.
inery
and
at
Klemtu
canned
salmon.
attend
a
meeting
of
the
board
;
found
a
tropical
title
at
a
local
of
direccois
o:
the
Fishermen's
movie.
"Gone
With
the
Wind"
FOURTH
FOURTH
LARGEST
LARGEST
uo-operaiive
Association.
Mr.
was
playing
OCX
648
Phone
r.rem
qti
i
Madagascar
Madagascar
is
is
the
the
world's
orecc
win
later
proceed
to
vic-
toria
to
attend
the
convention
-
..
fourth
largest
Island.
STRUCK
GOLD,
PARDNER!
COURTENAY,
B.
C.
fl
Czechoslovak
immigrant,
F.
Kut-tig,
prospecting
near
Tupper
Creek
in
the
Peace
River
district,
has
struck
it
rich,
He
won
n.'
1948
automobile
In
a
Cour-tenay
Canadian
Legion
draw.
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
as
delegate
from
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
here.
Tram
Schedule
Hur
the
t-Axi
Monday,
Wednesday,
fmday-8
pjn.
Tom
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Sa
turday-10:45
pn.
Your
banker
works
GROWS
HUGE
BEETS
WINNIPEG
(P
Mrs.
James
Moore
of
Winnipeg
grows
beets
that
are
beets.
This
year
her
garden
yielded
one
weighing
six
pounds,
10
ounces.
.lot
n
the
Daily
News!
'
I
KE
Wrapper
'
0
crisP-
crunchy,
peanut-
l'fy'
"
C
jVvV-yn
(
laden
bars
coated
with
f
'
H
I
I
CO
r
UKNl
Moh
rich-CTeamy
smooth
V
XXX
milk
chocolate.
Ask
a
depositor
or
borrower,
you
value
i
i
Cooler
4
i
1
Young
Dressmakers
For
girls
who
are
being
taughl-
the
art
of
sewing,
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
are
ideal.
We
have
just
received
a
new
shipment
of
these
easy-to-
W&1
follow
patterns
and
you
are
invited
to
inspect
the
modern
dress
designs
that
Simplicity
Patterns
feature.
Besides
Patterns
we
have
Thread,
Scissors,
Tape
Measures,
Pins,
Buttons
and
many
other
items
required
bv
dressmakers.
privacy
in
money
matters.
Your
bunker
protects
that
privacy.
Your
banking
transactions
are
not
open
to
the
eyes
and
ears
of
your
competitor,
your
neighbor,
your
community.
In
other
words,
the
manager
of
your
branch
bank
and
his
whole
stuff
are
working
for
Contrast
this
Canadian
way
with
conditions
in
londs
where
freedom
is
denied
where
every
bank
is
a
political
tool,
every
banker
a
public
official
working
for
the
State!
State
monopoly
f
I
1
MHHMHMHHiiiHMl
Your
Best
Eating
Place
FILL
COURSE
MEALS
11
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
Banquet
Hall
for
Luncheons,
Dinners
and
Parties
Chinese
Dishes
BROADWAY
CAFE
S08
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
200
318
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
400
A
Picobac
smoker
will
tell
you
that
it's
one
of
the
mildest,
coolest
tobaccos
grown
and
therefore
particularly
suited
for
a
pipe.
And
because
of
the
texture
of
the
Burley
leaf,
it
burns
slowly
.
.
.
smokes
cool
.
.
.
stays
lit!
In
short,
it's
a
pipe
tobacco
that
new
smokers
welcome
.
.
.
that
veteran
smokers
Swear
bj.
Taste
will
tell.
Try
hih.
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Roofing
Repairs
-
Ready
Roofing
Fibrelastic
Paint
Fibreoid
Cement
Id
ope"
Tarred
Sheathing
banking,
proposed
by
Socialists
here,
wou
your
banking
transactions
to
political
intrusion
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