CJhLHe,
UD.
WRITES
OF
JONES
ACT
1
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J:rmrc
Uupcrt
Dafl?
foetus
Thursday,
February
19,
1948
Whllt)
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WEAR
CQUk
v-
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4-S.
1
"8
J
f
Dick
Sanburn.
of
the
Vancouver
Province
bureau
in
Ottawa
hus
written
a
rather
extended
story
about
the
prospects
of
the
Jones
Act
belns
amended.
If
such
should
trans-pire,
it
would
be
of
great
bene-
'
-
-
i.
i.
:
...
.iu
oui
u.
wpl
uevoied
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupti
.
nli'
communities
eompris.
ig
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Authorized
as
Stcond
Class
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
.
i.
-MTt
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
British
Columbli
t
.
V.T.TI
li.
Managing
Editor
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
.
'DUN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONi-
.O
A.,iA.
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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1
Ifit
to
the
north,
lor
miner
uic
changed
conditions,
Alaska-;
bound
passengers
and
caraoes
'
could
go
in
Canadian
ships.
!The
Minister
of
External
Affairs.
Hon.
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
hai
said
the
government
would
b"
prepared
to
consider
the
question
of
making
representations
to
Washington.
NEW
ELIZABETH
STAMP
IS
HERE
A
V
On
Hit.
f.,rn,
...
.
and
bodies
of
millions
of
children
bombs
have
made
them
homeless.
War
has
soared
deeper
tlian
a
branding
iron
on
the
minds
in
Ei.mw
and
Asia.
Shells
have
made
thorn
or
ih.ins
and
The
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children
seeks
to
They
need
the
world's
help
if
they
ai'e
to
survl
e.
bring
that
help.
The
Appeal
seeks
to
collect
$10
million
to
purchase
food,
clolhiiiti,
medical
beins;
conducted
simultaneously
in
20
other
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children
and
help
those
and
educational
supplies.
Similar
Appeals
are
countries
in
the
world.
Be
nenerous
to
the
who
have
been
made
helpless
by
war.
......
.
..u
uuuoaat.c
Parliamentary
..1.(1
at.er
sixteen
years'
ten-
'..o
-
iii-e
xuinisLer
of
Eire
by
John
Costello,
may
,
.
ii-
.;
o:
so
complimentary.
His
views
c.ioiio
ve'ie
often
revolting
to
our
British
-
"t
-
end
sen
iments.
Yet,
history
may,
in
due
'
"
",rcv
2Gtimate
than
it
is
possible
j
.
0
io.-.ay.
Possibly,
in
time,
it
in
the
evolution
of
the
British
-
cvJ
in
the
maintenance
of
what
we
.
to
call
our
democracy
and
freedom,
he
ay
a
useful
role.
Who
knows
that
some
of
the
-.'that
he
did
which
appeared
unpleasant
and
a
teful
to
us
were
but
a
means
to
an
end
that
.
'
ornd
to
come
and
the
inevitable
culmination
Witii
Hunt
,
The
special
four
rout
ntumi)
Issued
as
a
tribute
to
Prin.css
Elizabeth
on
the
occasion
of
her
marriage
has
made
Its
appenr-unce
here
and
has
excited
ad-iniratory
comment.
Tin-
philatelic
Division
of
the
post
offic
says
the
demand
is
enormous.
PROJECTIONISTS
BEING
TRAINED
i
PRINCE
RUPERT
FORMER
RUPERT
iMAN
IS
DEAD
!
With
twenty
-
four
enrol
Q9UIH
The
new
stamp,
attractively
picturing
the
Princess,
is
bright
blue
in
color
and
Is
the
same
size
as
the
regular
red
four-cent
stamp.
mm
Paul
Wiiks
Passes
Away
in
Vancouver
After
Long
Illness
WCRH6C
I
I
t-K
AUU
(February
18,
1913)
A
company
of
eastern
capitalists,
represented
by
W.
G.
I
McMorris
of
Vancouver,
were
j
planning
to
open
up
a
coal
mine
!at
Slate
Chuck
Creek,
near
Queen
Charlotte
City,
with
the
!
ultimate
intention
of
building
,
a
pulp
mill.
iich
he
may,
at
that,
have
speeded?
Ireland,
;t
is
n
hnnnier.
more
peaceful
and
settled
1
Ui.
HELP
THE
CHILDREN
ments,
classes
of
instructors
for
amateur
moving
picture
projectionists
will
be
started
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Film
Council
nexl
week
with
Don
Forward
as
instructor.
The
objective
Is
to
have
coniK-tent
projectionists
available
in
connection
with
the
showing
of
National
Film
Hoard
films
which
are
being
brought
here.
There
will
be
classes
for
the
ladies
on
Monday
afternoons
and
for
the
men
Monday
land
tod'av
than
it
was
a
few
decades
ago
and
pos-cihlv
the
stormy
characters
such
as
de
Valera
Word
has
been
received
here
of
the
recent
death
in
Vancouver,
of
Paul
Wicks,
former
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Ituper
and
well-known
coast
fisherman.
Although
only
fifty-five
IN
WAR-TORN
LANDS
IVI
TO
tHI
Annual
meetinz
of
the
Prince
ears
of
aue,
Mr.
Wicks
has
been
&
3
APPEAL
FOR
CHILDREN
health
for
the
last
in
failinu
two
years.
evening.
DEJONG'S
Cash
&
Carry
Ltd.
Rupert
Liberal
Association
chose
Fred
Roberge
as
president,
Alderman
Theo
Collart,
vice
president,
Col.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordie,
D.S.O.,
second
vice
president,
James
McNulty.
treasurer,
and
Martin
O'Reilly,
FEB.
15
to
22
Filth
Avenue
at
M.
Bride
PHONE
2.'.0
Steamship
Sailini
Fur
Vancoiivrr
Dt
ceased
is
survived
by
his
widow,
who
resides
at
1810
Kent
Road.
Vancouver,
and
lour
Mns,
Roy,
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
Ernest,
William
and
Frank
i:i
Vancouver,
and
two
grandsons.
A
brother,
Walter,
lives
in
Seattle.
The
funeral
was
held
last
Tuesday
with
interment
at
Ocean
View
Burial
Park.
"TRAINING
TO
SERVE
CM
iinv
AniiUihlc!
r!aved
their
part,
after
all,
in
making
it
so.
Pledged
always
to
shear
the
last
vestige
of
Bri--h
-"le
f'orn
Ireland,
an
eventuality
which
other
oi't!ons
of
the
old
family
are
seeing
evolved
today
fv
1(
spectacular
and
violent
means,
de
Valera
bad
daneer
as
his
constant
companion
through
years
of
revolution
but
great
sincerity
was
a
great
Attribute
and
an
aura
of
romance
made
his
career
fascinating.
Mellowed
in
more
recent
years,
the
man
who
once
was
paved
from
execution
onlv
because
there
v?s
a
motion
of
his
citizenship,
became
almost
a
mild
individual
towards
the
end
of
his
tenure.
It
nav
be
that
there
are
no
extreme
regrets
at
tha
priding
onmp'vit
rt-pf;ritntplv
of
hi
tenure
but
at
lpast
thpvo
avp
riot
the
havd
fopMno's
to'lav
that
his
mTv.
actions
at
an
earlier
time
might
have
provoked.
A
Communist
Is
a
person
who
doesn't
know
vvJiat
the
hell
he
wants
but
is
always
raising
hell
trying
to
get
it.
1
O-PCA
A
fire
which
was
caused
by
a
faulty
heating
stove,
destroyed
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Scully
at
Usk,
taking
the
life
of
their
year-old
child.
(February
18,
1913)
The
Omineca
Miner
predicted
that
the
mineral
development
of
the
interior
district
would
be
one
of
the
most
important
fac-itors
in
the
future
progress
of
Monday
ss
Princtss
Louise
H
'
p.m.
Tuesday
-ss
Catala
1:30
p
m
Thursday
-
ks
Prince
!tiu:''
11:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
s-;
Catala
4
p.
in
;
Monday
-ss
Princess
Louise
j
p
m.
i
Wednesday
-ss
Prince
Rupert
;
10:00
am.
Friday
--ssCardena
p.m.
Friday-ss
Cardensi.
midnight.
For
Alaska
Hridr
SI.
Train
Schedule
For
the
F.asi
Monday.
Wednesday.
FYlday-8pm
From
the
Fast
,
Tuesday.
Thursday,
Saturday
-
10:45
pm
Prince
Rupert.
3s
.
Rendezvou:
Wednesday--ss
Prinre
Rupert
12
midnight.
While
Prince
Rupert
enjoyed
clear,
balmy
weather,
Vancouver
was
in
the
throes
of
a
snowstorm.
Snow
lay
four
feet
deep
LOOK
FOK
TUfc
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
iFrom
Alaska
i
rr
i
k
1
J
i
'
i
L
U
1
.
Thursday
ss
Prince
Rupert.
i
p.m.
from
Atlin
told
of
a
miner
named
Lindemann
becoming
insane
with
the
cold
and
bein.;
froen
to
death.
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
For
such
u
hi.ih'--
ion
the
streets
of
the
southern
i
city.
I
Reports
brought
to
the
city
i
AtiveriiM-
in
me
uauy
.Tiews
;
.
-T
daiiclnt;
lines
T"
)
s
What
could
be
bet
"ur
beautifully
st',
I
If
1
-rented
0
BALLERINA
SL1
MUST
BE
FIGHTING
FAITH
REAL
CHALLENGE
of
communism
may
not
THE
be
in
its
crafty
encroachment
on
one
country
and
another,
or
even
in
its
hard
core
of
able,
determined
and
bigoted
men.
It
is
that
behind
these
eekers
after
power
there
are
multitudes
who
-"rept.
their
teaching
and
believe
with
devotion
that
-t
of
evil
good
will
come.
A.
hundred-year-old
creed
is
challenging
one
W
r-ppn
in
the
making
for
twenty
centuries
the1
challenge
is
serious.
Sober
men
are
begin-
'-
Select
your
new
"
here
tcKlay.
If
your
thoiiKln
'
you
will
be
delichlfc
1
:
!:.!.
buck
SI
IORTIKS.
TOR
,
.
.
w.
11AI.I
KRiNE
,
tn
talk,;
reluctantly,
of
another
war.
It
is
pos-
Remeinm
r
y.)ii
u-i;
a
lunipleie
,j
;
l'er
.m.illeci
HUl
C.r.l
H.'.N
No
InU-resl
-
No
Carrying
C.u
-;m0
bpcfp'gp
communism
i.s
assuring
is
troubled,
1
'Wqn
stance!
listeners
that
communism
can
nut
'
v
in
tv,o
snrlrlle
that
v-hat
has
been
denied
them
hn
tipn
from
fhe
democracies
that
are
too
-ntiefiprj
arir1
veak
to
defend
themselves.
That
slow
""onino'
of
minds
f?oes
on
day
after
day.
Our
--m,
vpii-nnHifiVed
disagreements
are
made
to
""""
the
beeinnin"
of
a
class
struenrle
that
will
r,"rtvftv
onr
vav
of
life.
The
communists
do
not
(-"iii-rp
fVia
hp
nr;r
as
i"e
do
because
we
are
so
con-fi'pnt.
Va
believe
that
nothing
can
disturb
our
The
daneer
is
not
from
the
outside
alone.
It
is
indent
in
onr
verv
sense
of
safety
that
makes
us
fnwrpt.
that
t"e
viohts
and
liberties
we
cherish
still
Vovo
to
bp'dofenrlpfl.
P
roav
be
"Tisp
for
us
to
foro-et
tP
rv,nTnA,-itavv
advantage
if
thereby
we
can
show
?
unitpfl
front
to
upoole
who
do
not
understand
anything
but
strength.
Love
conquers
all.
A
western
bride-to-be
baked
a
cake
for
the
wedding
festivities
that
'
weighed
75
pounds,
and
even
with
this
forewarning,
the
groom-to-be
went
right
ahead
and
married
her.
'-Jp
)
Ormes
Dd
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
Dailv
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m-Lmergencv
bicycle
flelivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m-and
Sunday
THOSE
familiar
old
songs
...
they're
better
than
ever
today!
And
those
famous
Sweet
Caps
...
they're
better
than
ever,
too!
For
now
every
Sweet
Cap
you
smoke
has
been
checked,
right
from
plantation
to
you,
by
the
exclusive
scientific
process
known
as
"Perfection
.
.
.
Check
'"checked
to
ensure
you
cigarette
perfection
.
.
.
jn
smoothness
...
in
freshness
.
.
in
taste
PHONE
81
III
ccj
MS
TRY
1X1
i
m
f
dl
SMOKING
IN
BED
A
BEDROOM
is
a
place
where
sometimes
fire
breaks
out.
To
have
it
occur
in
Prince
Rupert
is
something
not
unknown.
There
was
one
here
only
a
few
days
ago.
Fires
have
been
stifled
in
more
ways
than
one,
thereby
not
making
the
front
page.
Nine
out
of
ten
times
the
cause
is
smoking.
Yet
this
is
not
saying
the
puffing
was
always
performed
in
bed.
There
might
have
been
an
easy
chair.
Those
responsible
can
be
of
any
age
or
of
either
sex.
But,
sizing
it
all
up.
one
opines
to
the
suspicion
that
there's
a
lot
of
hitting
the
pipe
(or
'"'te)
between
the
sheets
and
no
more
dangerovs
rrac-tice
can
be
invented
or
perpetrated.
The
general
ifPfl,
rrvpvnino-
flpcion.
enns'
motion
and
roakft-!"
of
a
bed
is
to
nse
it
to
sleep
in.
It
was
never
the
intention
.to
'"produce
it
as
an
adjunct
to
a
smoke.
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j-i-
...
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