Prfnrc
Rt.prrt
Daflp
f?rtos
Saturday.
April
2.
Ii49
CONVENTION.7
Fairbanks
Poultry
Farm
Is
Destroyed
hens
and
numerous
chicks
(houses
and
equtpment
$
Jing
from
scratch,
they
hud
Si"'
KETCHIKAN
IS
COMING
Customs
Revenue
High
In
March
T
!nndot
du
i.rsppef
cwvofc
-o
upbuiMtng
of
Pnnp
Rupert
'AC
ij
ATllFC
FAIRBANKS
Several
van:
"e.
and
fe:;0w
:
;
citizens,
realizine
u
i
irawiiM
romprvitng
n.inrwn
na
central
tsr:;su
cotuo.tta
i
If
f
IIUI
I
f
11
tautaoruMi
a
ffecoa
C
'..
Port
Office
0pvuwot.
Uuti)
i
ftf
haril
inrlr
upnt
ttn
In
smnkf
v.
1.1
j
,.
'if
art-
Published
Tenr
afternoon
enceot
Stmdav
b
!
erte
Ruwrt
ri''
N,w-
l.tri
d
A
v-r
'
Prince
R:rw.rt
Vlitmht
Soores
of
nartives
frcrri
all
:
An
international
touch
will
be
"
-
,
aaversuy.
are
helptR,
!
aduH-d
to
Prince
Rupert
s
Music
lhen
the
Pu!try
farm
f
Hen
make
a
fresh
start.
.
.
rv
i
n
H
T'.
'
v
Rpfvlrman
rii
i
rnpH
IN
Customs
and
excise
revenue
collected
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
in
March
were
greater
than
those
for
January
and
February
combined,
totalling
aid
Drama
Festival
by
tne
in-
'
"
O
i.
hpktoi.
MmmIii!
Mw.
R.
Q.
perry.
Mantfine
Direct,
j
pans
of
the
coast
and
many
ttpri
op
rsr!!t
press
-
accrr
BiRE.Ar
of
oiRcrxATiovs
parts
of
the
interior
will
gather;
Cahadi
am
daily
newspaper
asjsociation
,
at
Bella
Cool
a
next
week
for-'
STTBSCRIPTION
RATES
.,.
j
.J
i
..
...
i
4t
nm.
iw
.
w
u,,h
tv
p
axon
a.-
ittrs
'he
nineteenth
annual
com
en-1
here.
They
lost
1400
laying
You
Saw
it
in
The
N
ews.
s
elusion
of
participants
from
Al-
j
aska.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Fes-j
'tlval
Association
held
in
the,
rr
Malt.
Per
UoaUi.
0e.
Pr
Tr.
SvW
,'
Civic
Centre
Wednesday
night
:
President
R.
D.
Cleland
an
Newfoundland
in
Defence
Uion
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
u-
"'"
'
lot
BC.
Thev
are
buoved
bv
toe
!
the
Pilous
two
months
mere
knowledge
of
their
impending;
$5
n-
Total
for
the
three-provincial
enfranchisement.
'
Rlamh
Prkxi
was
SlSSJS.
i
Among
ihem
will
be
almost
Revenues
for
the
Hrst
three
:S0
delegates
from
the
northern
month
of
1943
totalled
$159.-j
distrk-L
including
the
Prince
i
Importations
foe
the
new
'
Rupert
area,
the
Naas
River.!
cellulose
rail!
at
Port
Edward
jQ-jeea
Charlotte
Islands,
upper
are
largely
accountable
for
Skeena
and
the
Babine
country.
;
the
increased
customs
revenue.
j
The
Babirie
Indians
were
yn.y-a'sgj-j-s.
i
broueht
into
the
Native
Bro-
nounced
the
Ketchikan
Boys'
Band,
consisting
of
ti
members,
'
jand
Ue
Ketchikan
High
Schoo1,
Choir
as
well
as
two
participants
m
soio
classes
are
planning
to
be
here
for
the
May
caltural
X
THE
INCLUSION
of
Newfoundland
as
part
of
Canada,
something
outstanding
in
the
wav
of
defence,
not
only
of
the
Dominion
but
also
of
the
United
States,
has
taken
place.
It
is,
of
course,
entirely
possible
the
spending
of
enormous
sums
on
armament
need
never
be
re
'
event
Armine
Boas,
chairman
of
j
ticket
comauttee.
anticipates
a
!
total
attendance
of
some
4000
'during
the
two-day
program.
!
Although
Betails
of
the
program
therhood
last
fall
during
an
or
NINE
FIRE
CALLS
;
ganging
campaign.
I
Kih
on
ih
order
1:
win
be
DURING
MARCH
quired.
The
prayers
of
all
peace-loving:
peoples
discussion
of
salmon
price
for
supplement
the
world-wide
efforts
to
preserve
the
coming
season.
The
Bro-.
nine
C4lls
during
uwu
are
that
morntag
u
veil
jTOOtiwiII
On
earth,
but
at
the
same
time,
un-
L
-7
e-
i-fh.
none
of
which
resulted
as
afternoons
and
evenLngs
may
nb.ranf
f-jft
wmf
f
i?
Tliow.
9i
HIctnvMn
i
.....
..,
rotate
fires.
Total
Hre
caJs
be
needed
in
order
to
present
x
t-
v-v.
v
v
v
v.
avav
ui
v
Villi,
I
"
1
1
VIII
iiir
V.
I.i.rvi
wA
-v
i
ti-v
i
.
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.
.
,
rartiv
At
th
fir
riII
f
:
r
tKa
Arrir
nrtwnm
In
twit
rtlir
i!1-aX
u'Arfrar'
T'rt.n
in
bar-;"
il.
V
J
iiviaiw
....
-
-
.
.
.
.
.
elements
with
a
lust
for
power
at
almost
any
cost
H.
S.
Hurn.
director
of
the
ARMSTf
uu5
jeas
w
ttie
lowTSi
num
FIGURE
IX
PROBE
A
probe
lno
the
administration
of
W
gaining
with
the
fish
companies
ind-
ber
in
the
-
first
three
months
Drama
Branch.
Department
of,
sor's
trus
spnng.
T:r-
w.
j
zr'."frr?
?ruuiluia
nui
15
vw
logins
rB.
Plans
also
will
be
discussed
"
w
"M
'
mors
01
nosej
oearoooi
parties
involving
nurses
and
ciric
of't
re-ardina
the
organliatton
of
etier
wy
the
month
land
that
he
will
be
in
Prince
rials
The
rumors
started
following
the
resignation
of
Miss
V'lil
which
cannot
be
ignored.
It
is
not
essential
to
have
ever
studied
military
science
to
see
how
neatly
Newfoundland
fits
into
.the
picture,
when
viewed
from
the
stamiu'nt
of
national
security.
There
would
not
have
been
the
"lnlw
I0C
nitrr.&er
ci
Kupen
neit
weanewiaj
ana,
11
ared
r.a'ive
millhands
and
iosgers
Maybee.
left
as
raprlntefMient
f
r
jr;
at
-t
!
tinker
the
B'otherhood
banner.
'
wnich
cid
it
is
possaoie.
memtyrs
ot
the-
tioa
a
month
ago.
She
has
reported
receiving
telephone
c&
's'tt'
The
Brotherhood,
which,
on
the
"damage.
Total
fire
damage
Festival
Association
viil
meet
af
her
to
keep
out
of
the
affair.
The
consultant
and
active
sta
"s
M
north
coast
at
least,
is
prioiar-;-"
-
"
-
--i
'
-1
"wpm
eapcea
a
iac
oi
cornice
nre
in
busineM
!
relating
to
the
forthcoming
les-
superintendent
Horace
I.
Atkin.
rizht.
and
save
rHUH
...
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
!
Uvai.
:
resigaiUon
of
the
hoepttal
board.
CP
Photo.
ily
eompcsei
cf
fishermen,
is
authoruei
to
represent
all
tive
econom.;c
groups
as
bargaining
agent
f
Delegates
to
the
convention
'
will
meet
with
the
feeHr-g
that
sortie
of
their
major
aims
are
!
rearing
accomplishment
The
.
recent
move
by
the
provincial
lestslature
to
give
Indians
a
vote
in
provincial
politics
i
.
sees
as
a
major
step
toward
what
wili
ultimately
be
their
complete
enfraxihisem.er.t
ar.J
'
eievatioa
to
citiwaship.
i
same
significance
years
ago.
But
there
is
a
world
of
meaning
in
this
age
of
aviation,
under
sea
navigation,
hase.
radio,
wireless
and
other
devices
of
vital
moment
in
the
event
of
war.
This
roomy,
rugged
island
shields
the
ports
of
the
Maritime.
.
Its
general
position
is
such
that
the
Gulf
of
St.
.
.
Lawrence,
Canada'?
front
doorway,
could
be
made
...
impregnable.
Back
of
Newfoundland
are
the
Maritime,
and
Great
Lakes
regions,
New
England
and
New
York
westerly.
Here
is
a
concentn-ion
of
huge
cities,
..
4
,
long-established
industries,
manufacturing,
the
'.heart
of
transportation,
prestige,
influence,
culture.
To
all
this
in
days
of
possible
emergency
and
grave
concern,
Newfoundland
could
conceivably
be
an
"ocean
citadel,
capable
of
and
ready
to
serve.
""DESIRABLE
BUT
IMPRACTICABLE
THE
PEOPLE
of
California
not
so
long
ago
voted
for
a
new
pension
law
at
an
annual
cost
of
S
125.0
.'"0,000.
This
meant
every
unmarried
individual
would
receive
STo
mcr.tr.'v
ar.d
every
cour'e
$150.
Anyone
entering
the
State
and
envuir.g
the
ad
fBfoiffl
fewadil
fcin
.
Mi
Rescued
Purse
In
Fire
But
Lost
It
KAVTLOCK.
Oat
wr.ea
Mrs
!
Wesley
Fetiierscits
house
caught
;
fire,
she
tried
to
save
what
was
j
,.
la
the
pantry
but.
suddenly
;
thinking
cf
her
purs
with;
S1J50O
ia
is,
apstaira
sie
dashed
j
'
away
to
get
it
and
succeeded.
I
Returcir.g
to
the
pantry,
she
''
1
kt
the
purse
and
contents,
as
;
well
as
tsc-st
of
what
w
js
ia
the
;
!
pantry
Tr.e
BioRet
was
never
f
seea
atiia.
!
1-.
Ktt"'
j-lea'n
.
...rtVvat
"
...
to"--'
.1.
of
1-
-
V:.,Vet
f
it
t-
.r.L.
f-a'
:z
ur
r.t
vantages
of
such
a
life
would
he
required
first
of
A?-n"
Tbe"
.ra""'
-,.-V
'
.Vrr
Mr.
and
Mr.
J.
XUtii
vent!
arriTils
at
Pr,:vc
upert
c-a'
the
Prsncess
Njrah
frora
Van-,'
couver
tils
strz:ss
i
.av'
Me7,w
aa
to
prove
he
had
been
a
resident
five
years
and
also
prove
he
would
never
become
a
r?:Wi
r-?
t
th
1
rfll
it
i
.
U
ith
these
little
formalities
adjusted
the
pie
in
the
J
sk.v
door
would
automatically
"
open
a
most
com-
fortir.g
sight.
.
j
.
.
..
Sufficient
time
ha
passed
since
the
ruILt
be-
1
00
"
'
1
.Ve
v.e-
,
tame
eirective
i
recti
t
to
all
to
allow
Califcniiar.s
opportunity
to
study
their
action
and
reflect
on
just
?ow
far
ij.
would
lie
workable.
The
belief
U
amm.
T.SS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
SAILS
FCH
1
VANCOUVER
and
later
nediale
Pwrts
Each
Thursday
!
at
11.15
a-m.
'
'
'
'
.
er,
,
k
..nc
.
vot
1
E
;v"
F-g
'-e
retiring
aJowanee
ir.to
avtua
effvet
would
be
close
to
impossible.
Neverthere.
the
pension
as
it
stand
U
t-e
visible
expression
of
the
will
of
the
peop'e
It
ha
.
unt5.which
unqustionabiy
make
powerful
arpeak
tor
examnle
ixarcrs'
,v
-
For
KETCHIKAN
-?
tDXCSDIlf
M1DMCHT
.
W.-ia
mt
Cali
cm:
or
Dtpot
i
r
--
s.i-rir
utx.mmg
f
ve
a
tne
event
of
it
jn
beaming
necessary,
need
longer
W
tn
tvc,v
.
.
1
ra
no
Wet-
.
littl'"
.
.-
OFFICE
PRINCE
KL"FHT.
'
'ac.
p
.;
-
,
'
v"v"
'
"-v:--
g
ior
assistance.
h'
mis
become
a
first
iien
on
-
r
cr.ey
m
the
State
treasury
"
.
vrv
..r
tractive
but
wt'
u-or-
11
i.
-
,
r
U.u
;orA-
-r
seductive,
but
h-
ta.ifornia
bitten
off
a
iarr
r
o
W
'
t
---i
vaaiorna
can
chew?
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if"
I
vga
reH
a
-Te
a
of
vhS
fa
lava
tM
teveav
i
1
itW4
c
t.w
.
:or
Gns-f-il
cf
U-.
De-j-
wim
-
ixttxtlHr
to
.
..
.
Canadian
Dirrcts
Ethiopian
Schools
Iiafi;i-.
rv
mid
l
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a
ta
Eihiopta
(
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ar.i
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mart
aaui,
Jast
wbat
weslrj
year
wife
!ive
on
if
you
were
no
longer
here
T
faregwaf
is
reprinted
frw
publiskei
im
the
Fefcrwary
rf
d
Amriaa
FetieralUn
f
IaWf"
F3
tl,
"LaWr'a
Mtkly
Stny"
.C.BC,ici
soy
STCTSiaT
m5E3
I
iA
t-3-a-Aj-
to
earn
the
noney?
HtK&tj
dUQmt
t
twa
arw
(W
y.
CmW
Increajtinf
rjr
twzrt
that
thr
dont
like
the
Rossbn
SoVie't
Socialist
system,
workers
here
are
tititled
to
doubt
if
they
want
a
Canadian
Socialist
system
and
all-powerful
-economic
p
Uing
of
the
state"
aj
urged
on
trades
unionisU
in
Canada
by
Socialists
In
thk
country
the
state
exists
to
serre
the
people,
not
to
dominate
and
regimert
then-can
.
.
.
and
will
.
.
.
carry
oar
Canadian
liiin
standards
and
our
individual
sccaritr
u&
ihe
Freedom
Svtm
mn-h
hivh
;!!
1.
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w.-ysj
cws-i
or
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