EWtue
Rupert
Daflp
jctos
Friday,
April
1,
1949
ROTARY
GREETING
NEWFOUNDLAND
STEAMSHIP
FARF?
GOING
UP
MONDAY!
-Increase
In
.
!
I
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w
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
'Subject
to
Change!
dependence.
That
is
the
feeling
that
we
as
Canadians
"must
erase."
Lieut.
Stapleton
described
physical
characteristics
of
the
Lieut
M.
J.
Stapleton
Speaker
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
Prince
Rupert
Rotarians,
after
hearing
a
former
Newfoundlander
address
them
at
their
weekly
MrtlDlfP2.",t
"J1'
n'PPe'
oerotw:
to
..je
upbuUdlne
of
Prince
Runert
M
SSS
.TUh
column
WINTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
MEMBEK
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATION
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
Mty
carrier.
Per
Week.
20e:
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year.
8.00.
F6V.isrr
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
50c.
Per
Year,
S5
00
7'rf
former
colony,
its
industries
and
luncheon
meeting,
moved
Thr,-!
nlstoncal
background,
starting
!
c
;
jii
fin.
i
W'th
itS
d
SCvery
b
John
Cabot,
day
afternoon
to
send
a
telegram
of
welcome
to
the
Rotary
Club
Wh
,recived
an
award
of
10
of
of
St.
St.
John's.
John's.
Newfoundland.
Newfoundland.
PUnds
from
Kln
Henry
VII
for
FRU5AT
PM.
4:00
Ed
Mccurav
smgs
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
Sleepy
Time
Stories
4:45
Easy
Listening
5:00
MacMillan
Club
Quiz
,
5:30
Keyboard
Si
Console
;
5:45
About
Town
"6:00
Musical
Varieties
6:30
Malkin's
Melody
Money
Time
'
claiming
it
for
the
Crown
in
1583.
The
speaker
was
Lieut.
M
J.i
StaDeinnft
RnmronaHi.nl.
weuc-
aP'eton
was
thanked
...
MllU
sieamshin
fares
approximately
fifteen
n"
cent
will
come
into
effect
pp
4.
it
Is
announced
today
Th'
increase
follows
the
recent
re
noval
of
the
federal
tax
of
m
teen
percent
on
(ickeu.
Those
who
transportation
?
t
J
'
?s
prior
to
Monday
will,
apparen
?
y.
save,
on
the
fifteen
Jercen.
increase.
pwent
To
Vancouver
Col.
s.
D
John
ston,
Maj.
and
Mrs.
A.
V.
Ardagh
and
son,
H.
Blackburn.
Mrs
J
P
Moller,
H.
Morgan,
Miss
M
Seph
ton,
Miss
T.
Heagle,
C.
Q.
From
Vancouver
T
A
v
Tremblay,
M.
Kreuger,
'w.
Bair'
'
F.
Jensen.
'
1J0,
sand
Pi
t-A.
piant,
j
Twain,
Mrs.
D.
Smith.
'
From
SandsDit
Mp
cJ!
ab
...
u
Corps
of
Signals
who
described
j
Zn
Cl"b
PreS'"
the
island's
geography,
industry
1
dPf
D
?
Stevenson,
who
also
and
economy
climaxing
it
wlto
r'Cmed
"
MapSn'
an
assurance
that
Canadian
Ro
-I
Vancouver.
-
Thompson.
Van-tary
!
n
J"
Ho
clubs
could
be
good-will
a"d
JaCk
YUden'
0,Owaa
Fa!ls-connection
agencies
through
their
fraternal,
with
St.
John's
Ro-
Pla
your
.
Tlnup
....
'
(SO
i
.....
w,th
ARMSli
AGEKc-
tarians.
"The
Rotary
Club
of
St.
John's
Is
one
of
the
most
influential
organizations
in
Newfoundland,"
he
said.
"Through
your
membership
In
Rotary
you
can
do
MISS
CURTIN
PASSES
AWAY
Churchill
Speahs
Again
THE
WORLD
was
almost
shocked
by
Winston
Churchill
at
Fulton,
Missouri,
three
years
ago
when,
at
the
invitation
of
President
Truman,
he
delivered
a
speech
in
which
he
drew
attention
rather
frankly
to
the
danger
of
Soviet
Russia
to
world
peace.
The
dogged
old
British
war
hero
was
accused
of
war-mongering
and
stirring
up
trouble
generally.
It
was
with
a
notably
different
attitude
of
sympathetic
receptiveness
with
which
Churchill's
speech
at
Boston
last
night,
none
the
less
candid
in
regard
to
Russia,
was
heard.
Events
of
the
intervening
time
have
more
than
vindicated
Churchill
at
Fulton.
What
he
said
at
Boston
last
night
will
be
accepted
as
merely
realistic.
-
It
was
a
candid
dissertation
on
current
international
conditions.
Yet
there
was
also
something
about
it
of
the
hopeful
and
even,
what
is
unusual
in
Churchill,
something
"
Micawbtrlike
something
may
turn
up
to
"ease
the
situation,
he
suewstprl
much
to
help
in
bringing
about
understanding
with
this
new
group
of
Canadians."
Newfoundlanders.
Lieut.
Stan-
The
death
occurred
in
hospital
here
Thursday
afternoon
of
Miss
Blanche
Curtin,
a
well-known
Prince
Rupert
woman,
who
had
resided
in
t.hp
ritv
ai
run
1Qin
son.
Mr.
Philip,
Mr.
Russell,
Mr.
:
Ul
m,
I
leton
said,
enter
Confederation
wu.u,
vinv.1
VllilCUH
ct
nun
J
v
with
a
foolin
i
In
her
miririlp
fiftifvc
at
fh0
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Round-up
7:30
Feldler
Conducts
8:00
Your
Favorite
Band
8:30
Welcome
to
Newfoundland
9:10
Citizens'
Forum
News
9:15
L.
W.
Brocldngton
9:30
Prairie
Schooner
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Legislature
Report
10:30
Palace
Hotel
Orch.
10:55
Interlude.
.
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off
SATUKDAT
A-M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8.15
p;tk
ol
the
Hits
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45"
Little
Concert
8.00
BBC
News
Commentary
9:15
Saddle
Serenade
9:30
Melodies
for
Junior
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Bandstand
10:15
World
Church
News,
10:30
Concert
Favorites
10:45
CBC
News
and
ConVty
10:55
Weather
Report
i
w
"-vMiig
ut
uiiuci
ikxiii
ty,
v
wit
ifiit
jsume
with
vague
visions
of
get-iof
ner
desnlh,
Miss
Curtin
had
ii-
...
ill
f
1
i,.
TT
OF
HKiNt
,
Rt.(;RT
lenaers
for
Garbage
ung
nun
quicK
on
Daoy
bonuses
"tv"
"
1W1
monms
prior
and
other
governmental
bene-!
to
hpr
Passing,
fits
while
others,
especially
those
'
Born
at
Lucan,
near
London,
who
operate
small
manufactnr-
Ontario.
Miss
Curtin
came
to
M
TESTING
TALKING
TRAFFIC
LIGHTS
Talking
traffic
lights
which
tell
people
when
to
cross
the
road,
are
ing
plants,
feel
that
they
may
Plince
Rupert
at
the
ae
of
14
.
Sealed
tenders
marked
"TENDfbq
LECTION"
will
be
11
received
I
by
Monday,
April
11.
for
the
JL
undersW
,
During
"the
years
here,
I
she
was
ntuu
being
'
'
O
demonstrated
V
...
W
....
L
.
.i
t
k
V.J
1
in
11
Eng-
oe
ruined
.
.
.
by
j
j
the
.
I
.
V.
influx
1UI1UA
Ul
of
Cana
Vflliil-
(
iillg-
dian
goods
which
will
follow
the
emPloved
as
a
secretary,
a
large
I
land.
The
talking
device
can
i
m
a
...
I
nor
Dart
of
ff
tKn
the
time
l.v,A
f
for
i
1
t
e-
U
1
i
t
...
th
1
aw
firm
be
synchronized
with
the
dropping
of
tariffs.
from
the
residential
and
buslneun,
,
mencing
May
l.
,949.
itJS.
will
provide
his
own
equiprnTntV!
chase
equipment
from
th
r.,...
torK
"But
the
predominant
feeling
is
that
they
are
losing
their
in-
The
doughty
British
spokesman
spoke
not
as
a
student
or
a
scientist,
admitting
that
he
was
neither,
but
it
was
to
be
noted
the
great
respect
and
admiration
which
was
so
obviously
expressed
by
his
audience
of
scientific
masters
and
students.
Churchill
may
have
become
a
little
more
mellow
but
he
is
still
amply
virile.
purchase
to
be
included
in
the
L
aTZH
companies
bv
a
rertifi-
Ter'
of
Fulton
and
Patmore.
j
Several
weeks
ago
she
went
south
for
medical
treatment,
returning
to
the
city
a
fortnight
ago.
She
entered
hospital
here
yesterday
morning.
1
j
She
is
survived
by
three
sis-:
ters,
Mrs.
J.
Lome
MacLaren,
of
.
IN
THE
3UPREl-.:s
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
In
the
Matter
of
the
Administration
Act"
which
will
be
forfeited
to
th
cTy
1
?.,'lthetwa.
n
;::nr
cessful
apollrant
rai.
tn
changing
colors
of
the
existing
lights,
and
there
are
a
variety
of
messages
for
safe
crossing
in
male
and
female
voices.
The
talking
traffic
lights
are
the
Invention
of
K.
T.
Barlow,
a
London
engin-'
eer.
John
Jarvis,
secretary
of
the
National
Institute
for
the
Blind,
who
is
himself
blind,
-listened
for
the
"Cross
Now"
voice
from
the
talking
traffic
light
during
the
demonstration
at
Hayes,
City
in
accordanc;
w
lin
trm
0
f
AT
hls
retained
hv
th.
r-
....
.
.
And
11:00
Musical
Program
other
guarantee
of
fulfilment
of
the
cLtn?
or
any
tender
will
not
'
necessarily
be
acoepW
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Rec.
Int.
.
11:45
Personal
Album
Johnson
Hvlla.
Deceased.
Intesate.
i
aid
Mrs.
Douglas
Stork,
both
of
I
HjnorTue
M'
"rlg
is
at
pre-
14th
day
of
March.
1949.
I
was
ap-
'
ent
in
tne
City.
pointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate;
Miss
Curtin
'S
death
Will
be
of
the
late
Ernest
Johnson,
other-
,",,
.
I
mniirnpH
hw
mourned
by
friends.
wise
known
.s
Ame
tv,,.
many
i
77
H.D.TH.1P
i
IF
1
formerly
of
Sunnyside
Cannery!
I
The
funeral
will
be
held
to-
x&r-XwZlzrr
from
the
Cathoiic.
1948.
All
Deraona
h.fr,
i.i
Church.
I
agaiiiok
me
sam
estate
are
remilrAH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Bavnf
til
If
iu
mrwara
tnem
to
me
on
or
be
fore
ADI-tl
30th
1Q10
nrniwl.
fled,
and
all
persons
Indebted
to
the
Victor
Duncan
of
the
local
li-
left
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
quor
store
staff
sailed
last
night
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
f
Princeton
where
Mr.
Bayne
has
Vancouver
to
undergo
a
Cheek-
been
transferred
as
gardener
at
up
at
Shaughnessy
Military
the
provincial
court
house
Mr
wira
estate
are
required
to
pay
to
me
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
IS
lorthwith.
Dehnison
Hecidquurlen
Complete
Assortment
of
CREPE
Pi
filFT
WRAPI'INfi
SUPPLIES
DIAPER
LINERS
'
CUMMEI)
LARRIA
Hospital.
Bayne
was
head
cardpner
ot
h
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
this
17th
day
of
March.
1949.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES
Official
Administrator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Plumbing
or
Heating
Cal
SMITn
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
174
LIMBERLOST
J
T
IS
A
PLEASURE
for
us
to
join
our
voice
of
I
congratulation
and
best
wishing,
along
with
the
business
people
of
Prince
Rupert
generally
through
the
medium
of
our
newspaper
today,
to
Limberlost
resort
enterprise
on
the
famous
north
beach
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
U
is
the
first
time
that
a
local
organization
has
undertaken
such
an
enterprise
and
it
is
not
surprising
that
it
has
aroused
the
interest
and
blessing
of
Prince
Rupert
people
generally.
Limberlost,
.we,
are
confident
in
predicting,
is
but
the
starting
of
a
developing
of
holiday
resorts
which
may
spread
to
considerable
proportions
in
this
highly
attractive
part
of
the
country
We
have
the
attractions
here.
This
Prince
Rupert
concern
which
is
making
this
start
of
organizing
and
exploiting
them
is
not
only
deserving
of
our
best
wishes
on
the
commercial
undertaking
but
of
our
congratulations
upon
seizing
the
opportunity
and
doing
someth
n?
ahm,r
it
.
.
court
house
here
for
more
than
Classified
Ads
Bring
Results!
a
decade.
fGOOSE
AIRFORT
LOVELY
SHELF
PAPER
POKER
CHIPS
DUPLEX
PAPER
for
making
Paper
r
LAB
R
A
Matched
with
appreciative
interest.
to
Canada's
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTSNES
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
5
Doat
Owners
IF
VOI
R
BOAT
NEEDS
New
Stacks
Exhaust
Pipes
Ventilators
.Mufflers
Tanks
Halibut
Shuts
'
PHONE
BLACK
884
WE
ARE
EQUIPPED
TO
DO
ALL
TYPES
OF
MET!
Tenth
Province
On
this
historic
occasion,
as
the
"Oldest
Colony"
takes
its
place
as
the
youngest
province
under
Confederation,
The
x
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
extends
Most-.Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
4-
I
f'A
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
a.m.
I
MUM
SHEET
METAL
253
First
Ave.
E.
rnnPSv
ln
Ci!nese
Dishes
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
133
mi
CHIROPRACTOR
SAV(
i
C
A
K,
greetings
to
the
people
of
A
crrcanfat(i
4
497-
M9
0
L.?,AV
D
HOT
o
STEPHENVT
THE
LUXURY
TAX
IS
OFF!
John
P.
L.
Hughes,
D
C,
Ph.C.
'
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
Horns
10:80
m.
to
laao
p.m.
nl
8
to
5
p.m.
EVFA'tNtiH
Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p.m.
foi
those
uriRhlc
to
come
during
th
timr
Rwr,vimriia'
-
-
4
f
Carl
Zarelli,
K
PHONE
37
"H
FRASER
SS
PRINCE
Rc-
13
Branches
in
'
.....
.
i
.
i
4
1
11
HblftTUU-
5
ance
afternoon.
ST.
JOHN'S
AND
WE
ARE
SO
HAPPY
WE'D
SING
IF
WE
COULD
.
.
For
J
Construction
Alterations
4
V
-d
Mtt
indicated
r
tj
sun.
Everything
at
Bulger's
is
Now
GREER
&
BRIDw
CONTRACTORS
AND
BUILD
-'ince
1895.
Th
nnlr
f
free
of
the
Luxury
Tax
Ja!;CVhat
frmerIy
cost
you
$20
with
tax,
will
now
cost
you
$16.
This
illustration
applies
PP'8
to
to
everything
In
the
store.
lkJK
SPECIAL
DIAMOND
VALUES
WILL
p!DURINQ
PERIOD
0F
LENT
OR
TILL
Floor
Sandins
a
Specially
J
ItA
KRt
at
Goose
Airport.
The
knowledge
and
business
relationships
built
up
during
more
than
fifty
years
in
Newfoundland
will
be
devoted
to
furthering
trade
between
Canada's
ten
provinces
.
.
.
developing
to
their
mutual
advantage
the
economic
bene-fits
of
political
union.
tsfi
Canada
has
been
established
in
this
historic
Island.
Our
main
branch
in
the
capital
has
been
doing
business
longer
than
any
other
branch
outside
the
Canadian
mainland.
Today
we
operate
three
branches
in
St.
John's,
five
others
in
the
Island
and
another
OF
TASTY
MEAIJj
THE
ROYAL
DAM
I
OF
CANADA
Chinese
CHOP
Sl
Second
Avenue
opposite
?WZo
7:00
a
m.
to
5:30
a.m.
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Plione
1