Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
13,
Frills
Prohibited
For
Kilted
Dancer
DUNOON,
Argyllshire.
S
rr
As
O
At
Cowal
Highland
Gathering
here,
a
lassie
must
not
wear
lingerie
under
her
kilt
lr
compet-
ing
in
the
highland
dancing
events.
Tartan
pants
or
dark-colored'
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
BANK
Of
MONTREAL
I
V
A
1
J.
"gym"
bloomers
are
the
written
Mto..W..
Men's
and
I
JACKETS
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
7sc;
rer
rear,
w?-$8.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00,
'BS4!?!K
rule.
The
order
followed
reports
that
judges
were
occasionally
distracted
by
the
appearance
of
different
types
of
frilly
under-1
wear.
By
ELMORE
PHIL
POTT
HOW
SMART
IS
JOE?
This
is
the
second
of
two
special
articles
A"
wool.
waterp
;
fl
fT;
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'
It
T
eU
tailored
S'1
8
V
PRICES
VEEY
J
NAILS
TONE,
Letce
stershlre
!
England
A
balloon
hanging
up
in
Bernard
Baxter's
store
suddenly
burst.
A
wasp
had
stung
It
and
was
killed
instantaneously
by
the
blast.
B0YS'
-
From,1
MEN'S
..
From
f
f
".4
r
Community
Planning
THE
idea
of
community
planning-
is
catching
on
'
in
Canada.
As
a
result,
planning
agencies
in
Canada
this
year
are
spending
over
two
million
dollars
on
their
activities.
.
Community
planning
too
is
now
taught
at
.
Canadian
universities.
Prior
to
1945
Canadians
had
'
to
"go
to
the
United
States
to
study
planning.
Courses
are
now
on
the
palenelars
at
McGill,
the
University
of
Manitoba
and
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
The
need
to
extend
planning
is
still
great.
It
is
likely
that
the
volume
of
new
construction
in
Now
Yon
Con
Test
Your
Own
Eyes
Oi
Glame
.
,
31
Day
Trial
HERE
IS"
MORE
proof
to
buttress
my
former
argument
that
Stalin's
policies,
since
1915,
are
not
only
not
smart,
but
down
right
dumb.
Suppose
Uncle
Joe
himself
were
today
to
land
by
plane
at
Washington.
Suppose
he
told
io
hnrrie:
of
newsmen
that
he
had
come
to
talk
peace
with
President
Truman
to
end
the
cold
war
halt
the
little
war
in
Xorea
anu
stop
trie
mad
rush
to
vorld
war
three.
Of
course
Uncle
Joe
would
have
to
deliver
the
goods.
He
would
have
to
mean
real
peace
not
fake
peace.
It
Is
true
that
powerful
interests
might
try
to
b:ock
real
peace.
But,
if
Stalin
and
Co.
were
really
in
earnest,
these
interests
could
be
overcome.
The
will
for
peace,
now
FIRST
DRIVE-IN
BANK
HJR
MONTREAL
will
be
constructed
soon
by
the
Ban
of
Montreal.
This
new
branch
with
its
special
drive-in,
bullet-proof
wicket,
will
allow
motorists
to
cash
cheques
or
make
deposits
with
the
least
possible
delay
without
leaving
their
car
or
even
opening
their
doors.
It
will
be
situated
on
traf
fic-fil
led
Decarle
Blvd..
at
the
corner
of
Cote
Stc.
Catherine
Road.
A
parking
Tot
will
be
located
at
the
rear
of
the
building
for
customers
with
business
to
transact
inside,
and
the
whole
property
will
be
landscaped.
Bank
of
Montreal
opened
Canada's
first,
drive-in
bank
in
Vancouver
last
June.
P0RTRA
Films
Devel
OTW1
n.J
Toronto,
Ont.
Amazing
new,
easy
to
use
eye-tester
now
makes
it
possible
for
anyone
to
test
his
own
eyes
at
home
and
get
$15
00
glasses
for
far
or
near,
for
only
$8.98
on
30
day
trial.
Send
name,
address
and
age
to
the
manufacturer,
Victoria
Optical
Co.,
Dept.
R4,
273
Yonge
St.,
Toronto,
Ont.
for
Free
Eye
Tester,
latest
style
catalog
and
glasses
on
30
day
trial.
PROMPT
SVSr,,
tH.tNDLKB'S
J
"
-
n
street
I
AIR
PASSENGERS
Rupert,
arrived
In
the
city
by
j
f
rnone
none
Oreen
Oreen
3119
j
airpiane
toaay.
juasi
nigra
ne
addressed
a
provincial
by-
lec
io
Vancouver
(today)
R.
S
tion
campaign
meeting
in
Ocean
Pethick.
Miss
L.
Husov.
S.
Mns-
linvW.
S.
Dale,
A.
Chapman.
J.i
David
Ross,
at
the
school
board
faU
in
suppoxt
Manfred
Johnson,
G.
W.
SharD.
J.
Crnol
meetine
last
evenimr
said
the
McGeer,
the
Liberal
candidate.
stifled
in
the
hearts
of
the
mil.
i
V.
Mason,
H.
A.
Dunn.
E.
McCor-
i
manual
traininz
class
would
be
;
I
At
first
announced
to
have
t
would
sween
like
a
t.irinl
wave
kell
George
Eales,
M.
Ritchie,
prepared
to
make
several
arti
been
exempt,
it
has
ngw
been
ruled
that
Indian
people
must
cles
for
the
children's
ward
In
the
hospital,
the
work
to
include
a
screen,
table
and
chair.
Auth.,50
b
recorded
under
National
registration.
ority
to
do
so
was
given.
over
all
attempted
opposition.
,
M:ss
E-
Miller.
G.
H.
Orr.
Now
let
us
examine
the
actual
To
Sandspit
Uoday)
L.
Keith,
results
of
such
a
policv.
A
"cease
i-Inrarn-
fiie"
would
be
possible
in
Korea'
To
Vancouver
(Saturday)
in
a
matter
of
hours
with
a
J-
A-
BUcy.
D-
Marra,
J.
T.
Sly.
fair,
free
election
to
follow
in
H-
Atkinson,
A.
Hundert,
J.
S.
the
whole
of
Korea
not
just
the
Kendricks.
J-
B.
Putsey,
J.
T.
part
belcw
the
38th
line
of
lati-
Lister.
C
O.
Bedard,
J.
M.
Sharp.
Canada
will
be
very
heavy
in
the
next
few
years.
For
this
and
other
reasons
there
must
be
more
and
,
better
community
planning.
j
Alan
H.
Armstrong,
executive
director
of
the
Community
Planning
Association
of
Canada,
points
out
that
one
of
the
major
obstacles
to
community
planning,
especially
in
residential
areas,
is
that
j
manv
builders
and
their
clients
are
not
aware
of
the
i
;full
possibilities
of
working
together
new
federal
(
!
housing
legislation
with
provincial
planning
legis-
lation.
.
!
WHY
SHUN
POLITICS?
businessmen
'p
art
i
c
ip
ate
adequately
in
i
DO
politics?
!
',
A
Denver,
Colorado,
executive
took
his
own
i
'
local
poll
to
find
out.
He
got
over
2,300
replies.
Over
a
third
of
those
executives
responding
hadn't
registered
a
U.S.
'
requirement)
so
were
.17
AT
EQ
tells
the
truth
about,..
IV
II
I
SKY
W.
D.
Vance,
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
school
board,
read
his
resienation.
the
same
to
take
effect
the
first
of
October.
Dr.
R.
Q.
Large,
W.
J.
Scott
and
A.
R.
Nichols
returned
to
the
city
on
last
night's
train
from
a
hunting
and
fishing
trip
into
the
Babine
Lake
country
north
of
Houston.
tude
rtooa,
j.
cnuney,
e.
visa.
I
Tn
Sunrisnit
3itiirriovl
W
Russia
would
have
to.
agree
to
quick
peace
in
Austria
and
lib.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newton
of
Orand
Manan.
N.B..
who
have
been
the
Crosby,
A.
Brown,
M.
Layton,
C.
Secord,
L.
Smith.
!
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Froese.
Dr.
D.
!
MoC.
Black.
Mrs.
N.
Crook,
Mrs.
eration
of
all
the
satellites
in
eastern
Europe.
There
would
have
to
be
REAL
freedom
and
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Daggett,
left
Wednesday
on
their
return
east.
j
democracy
in
all
Germany,
Pol
Bui-
Hampton.
T.
L.
Kurp,
J.
C.
Her.
ana,
Hungary,
Rumania
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
berg.
F.
McKay,
Mr.
Martinson.
F.
Warne,
N.
Braunstein,
M.
Henderson,
J.
L.
Bishop,
J.
S.
gana,
Albania,
t
oOo
!
THE
DIE-HARDS
(in
all
countriesi
would
say
that
such
Wilson,
W.
M.
Pratt,
J.
C.
Durupt,
'
a
change
would
weaken
Rusoia'3
R-
Elingrin,
J.
Enright,
Mr.
Ar-!
relative
position
in
the
arena
of
Renault.
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR)
September
18,
1940
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Premier
of
British
Columbia
and
member
of
the
legislature
for
Prince
jSeapr.
;
power
politics.
I
say
"Bunk."
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
.
Kussia
would
certainly
lose
on
Miss
J.
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
Karkko-one
level.
But
she
would
gain
in.
nen,
A.
Hayward,
R.
Saunders.
;
finitely
more
on
other
leyels.
t.
Pot
Seagram'i
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
(plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
ony
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Soy
SEAGRAM'S
and
bt
SURE.
.
of
he
fined
:
"83
Its
nic
t
be
Able
to
say
!
It"
large
C2
'
,.
The
talk
of
"the
next
war",
.
.
i
would
die
overnight
;
ernment
wou;d
u
be
compelled
not
:
j
only
to
start
"Marshall
Plans"
!
NOW
CONSIDER
WHAT
would
ive
iTfrs
instead
of
,
the'
tanks
But
it
would
aUo
have
to
;
happen
to
American
econ-
jomy.
The
complete
relaxation
"P?1
MarsU
lan
prln-,
iof
war
fears
would
knock
the
ciple,to
?
""rd
of
ts
,own
bottom
clean
out
of
all
war
mar-
Peop'e
,who
"ve
in,
Pverty
ln
,;
land
ealth"
of
ereat
fkets
and
war
manufacturers.
j
;
!
Fvn
if
Iho
IIS
-v,l
OOO
If
you
enjoy
the
reputation
of
paying
your
bills
j
c
promptly,
all
you
have
to
do
is
say
"Charge
it."
'
5
5
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
rith
;:r";r
i
no-uncle
joe
IS
NOT
e
ThL
advertisement
I
not
published
or
displayed
by
smart.
If
he
was
he
would
be
COMPELLING
real
peace
by
...,
a.iaaiuciii
pi
In
gram
for
a
few
months
just
in
case
Uncle
Joe
might
be
trying
-i
I
Mi
liquor
Control
Boord
or
by
the
Government
of
frifiAC
maki"g
&hi
but
Pea
lm
to
pull
a
fast
one-this
could
r-3.
possible.
0
unable
to
vote.
Of
those
who
had
registered,
41
percent
were
'
unaffiliated
with
any
party
so
could
not
participate
;
in
party
meetings
or
in
the
selection
of
candidates.
We
suspect
a
Canadian
poll
would
be
almost
as
;
disturbing.
;
W'ith
the
great
growth
of
shareholder-owned
corporations
and
with
the
increase
in
company
size,
the
practice
of
businessmen
and.
their
employees
taking
no
active
part
in
politics
has
become
more
;
widespread
and
more
dangerous.
Like
'em
or
not,
party
politics
are
the
way
democracy
is
run,
and
democracy
we
are
trying
to
maintain.
But
with
the
executive
group
the
people
of
responsibility
and
experience
of
affairs
,
refusing
to
co-operate
in
the
operation
of
our
political
institutions,
our
system
is
gravely
jeopardized.
Certainly
other
groups
are
extremely
active
in
party
politics.
The
Denver
test
found
that
80
percent
of
organ-;
ized
labor
was
registered
for
voting;
and
affiliated
.
with
a
party,
hence
able
to
have
some
influence
on
the
choice
of
candidates.
It
revealed
too
that
nearly
every
old-age
pensioner
is
registered,
affiliated
and
..active
in
party
affairs.
Businessmen
should,
in
the
national
interest,
,
re-examine
their
policies
in
this
regard.
Financial
Post
Extra
comfort
and
less
vork
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
jn
Cost
-
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
not
be
prolonged.
The
people
will
consent
to
a
national
policy
i
of
"guns
before
butter"
only
when
they
really
fear
or
want
war.
Within
a
few
months
of
Uncle
Joe
Stalin's
peace
mission
to
Washington
there
would
be
the
biggest
economic
crisis
ln
all
the
history
of
the
U.S.A.
i
am
not
suggesting
that
thi?
would
necessarily
mean
disaster
for
the
U.S.A.
or
for
the
rest
oi
the
world.
Faced
with
the
problem
of
disposing
of
the
then,
huge
surplus,
the
American
im
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
6th
Ave.
and
Fulton
Si.
Phones:
BLUE
446,
GREEN
23.
Just
Arrived!
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rhinestone
Jewellery
.
.
.
Necklets,
Earrings,
Bracelets.
GEO.
COOK,
Jewefe
4-
1
McBride
Street.
Phone
311
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STRAWS
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y
ii'JLI
Furniture
Fashions
SPECIAL
Prices
for
SPECIAL
Furniture
'
FASHIONED
AND
FINISHED
IN
OUR
FACTORY
HERE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
r;
We
offer
you
at
Reduced
Prices
this
week
only
the
Modernistic
Furniture
.
Displayed
at
the
recent
Industrial
Exhibition
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LTD
Prince
Rupert
School
District
No.
52
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Adult
night
school
will
be
offered
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
If
enrolment
warrants
and
instructors
are'
available.
Each
course
will
consist
of
twenty
weekly
two-hour
periods.
The
fee
will
be
$10.00,
paya'o.e
before
the
session
begins.
In
some
Courses
applicants
might
have
to
supply
their
own
material
and
in
others
a
small
charge
may
have
to
be
made
to
cover
the
cost
of
material.
The
following
Courses
have
been
suggested:
1.
WOODWORK.
This
Class
would
be
for
the
beginner
or
the
experienced
workman;
would
be
open
to
men
'
and
women
and
would
be
limited
to
18.
2.
DRESSMAKING.
This
Is
not
a
formal
course;
those
taking
It
may
bring
their
own
material
and
advice
and
help
will
be
given.
3.
TYPEWRITING.
Class
registration
'will
be
limited
to
the
number
of
typewriters
available.
4.
BOOKKEEPING.
-
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
COURSE
remodelluig,
re-dect-sating
and
building
homes).
.
ANY
OTHER
COURkSE
for
which
there
are
fifteen
applicants
and
for
which
an
instructor
can
be
obtained
will
be
offered.
APPLICATION
FORM
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
It
the
Course
Is
available
I
shall
enrol
for
(check
one
only)
:
Woodwork
r
,
Dressmaking
Typewriting
.
Bookkeeping
Home
Improvements
Other
Course
,
,
Signature
Address
Telephone
,
If
you
wish
to
enrol,
please
bring
this
application
form
to
BOOTH
MEMORIAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
on
Tuesday.
September
26,
1950,
at
8:00
pja.
when
preliminary
registration
will
take
place.
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