J
lowed
its
party
organization
to
fall
away
during
the
war
and
RED
CROSS
1
lirmrc
Ruprtt
Dailp
Jctiig
CtU.
Monday,
April
5..J943
fftV!
count
f!ii
:
losal
groun.
INtARS
QtOl
j
being
ready
for
action
the
mom-
mcnt
th?
European
conflict,
was
over.
But.
li
th;
1917
municin?.'.
As
Prince
H
r
uptr;'.
f
government
elections,
tha
Con-
;
fud
drive
aoptuach.
mm
WEAR
COUNTS
servat.ves
,
cimoiiitriiiea
tnat110"""
i
their
local
c
s.anizations.
too.
1
Qucta.
Camoai-n
n"
wer?
up
on
the
bit
and
the,
re-
i
Savl'.'.e
Usued
t
fa"
'
suits
shuck
Transport
House,
La-:
'-hi??:
who
have
nr'
bor
Party
headquarters.
'Jut
membership
sjbv
'"
Their
expeviencs
in
'4a
by-
so
immediaielj
f-'ivSKsr
When
yoii
buy
Work
Roots,
you
1
(n
fSjt
expect
them
to
stand
plenty
of
V
f
J
,VYv
punishment,
I.eckie's
can
"take
J
'V
'-Vfc
They're
extra,
tough
un-
J
V
vlkV
equalled
in
comfort
expertly
T
.
kvVi
mai'e
from
durable
leathers.
Of
Ify..
'
i3t''
t
I-ook
for
I.eikie
Work
Boot
tjJ
l
'-.
fitrf
at
your
shoe
store,
K
elections
has
cnv:n
home
to
the
Conservatives
th?
necessity
of
tne
drive
exUi.w
.
J
tut
11
we
-it,
ii
S2.30O.
;
t
riairally
wis
s;a;
:-thrs
meets.
.
"Tliere
mt
wimlsi
krepin?
thi'lr
educationil
an
r?cruiting
'ervice
in.
full
op?r-ntion
Ions
befoie
th
actual
vote
!
held.
A
sisn
of
the
timei
is
ths
propaganda
campaign
to
be
opened
by
Anthony
Eden,
de-
25
-
j"--'
.
I
"
'.u
UiiUUtlUbLZIV
me;
inity.
oppcsilon
leader,
on
Ayrli
ate
to
this
humWa
-
-
'
"
"ve
just
ovsric
treah-?
in
h
ceiu
or
iuuuuuj
M;
5;!
in
party
numbcrship.
thai
if
they
?
said,
rtaiizs
ah
Ji
wiuvii
m.;rr:suii
as
i.a-
close
We
Lh
rout
installations
on
which
option
of
Ki
nne
CENTRE
OF
INTER.
1
Prime
Rupert
waleii
Meek
ended
last
week
following,
whif
h
there
has
-strategy,,,
top"
they
will
in
it
eye-
and
i
veil
ii"
news.
bor"s
hero
in
election
I
watches
with
a
wary
I
nrepares
to
combat.
rracucauy
ai;
the
lagej
in
th
Otpc.
snatched
the
seat
for
thir
nr
gain
frcm
the
government
party
j
PREMIER
TO
in
their
.subscription
Advpiti.se
in
the
Dailv
News!
added
CLERGY
AND
PULPIT
TALK
j
Getting
Ready
For
Election
TRY
Meeting
With
Ministerial
Association
Today
Great
Biblical
Pie4ure
doming
CLOSE
DOWN?
VANCOUVER
If
miners
persist
in
their
demand
for
a
$2.80
a
day
wage
Increase.
Silbak-Pre-mier
Mines
Ltd.
will
have
no
alternative
but
to
close
its
operations,
Dale
L.
Pitt,
manager-
since
the
law
election.
j
1
When
things
go
badly,
the
;
j
Crntcrvau.
aie
apt
to
com-I
'plain
that
Labor
is
in
a
happy!
I
position
because
of
the
cease-
j
less
flow
of
funds
frcm
the
trade
!
union
movement.
But
Lord
Woolton,
a3
Conservative
Party
,
chairman
has
announced
his
"Fighting
Fun
'
to
finance
the
j
Conservative
campaign
now
has
'
.OTd
Rex
Cat
Ilejhvrt
Moriisou
and
I
Wottlton
Mutch
Wits
in
Britain
t
'
Cp-cperatioa
uetween
press
and
pulpit
in
the
dissemination
;
ti
church
messages
and
activi-
j
FOR
TASTY
MEALS
meet-!
...
director,
told
the
annual
s
was
discussed
between
mem-1
1
LONDONu'
CB-f-"Mrd-
President
of
the
Council
Herbert.
Morrison
and
Lurd
Woolton,
former
food
minister,
who
worked
Chop
Suey
('how
I
t
UINIISR
DISIIKS
OI
R
SfFfl
OPF.N
A
M.
TO
2
bers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Mut-
j
isterial
Association
and
G.
A.
'
Hunter,
managing
editor
of
the
j
A.M.
-
-0
1
passed
S4.C03.0CO
with
subscriptions
still
-coming
in.
Another
Conservative
grouse
has
been
that
Labor
never
al-
as
colleagues
in
me
wiurcinii,
wartime
coalition
government.
Dailv
New,
at
the
regular
1
SECOND
AVENUE.
OPPflSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
fij
monthly
meeting
of
the
Association
this
morning.
L.
M.
Shannon
returned
to
the
'now
match
their
brains
in
the
I
!f.30
general
election
prelimin-
:
HISTORIC
SPOT
.
ing
of
shareholders
here.
Having
operated
for.
the
last
.
two
years
at
a
loss,
he
said,
the
company
had
not
the
working
capital
to
pay
the
wages
demanded
for
any
length
of
time.
Mr.
Pitt
referred
to
a
new
income
source
from
zinc
as
the
"cne
ray
of
hope"
in
a
picture
which
otherwise
was
none
tco
bright
due
to
renewed
wage
demands
of
labor
for
a
$2.80
a
day
increase,
the
fixed
price
of
gold
and
mounting
operating,
costs.
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
'
to
Seattle
where
he
attended
the
wedding
of
his
daughter.
BEING
VISITED
Mr.
Hunter
ofiered
the
facili-
j
arics.
j
ties
of
the
press
to
tha
clergy
of
I
Ecth
count
v'.ctori.-s
and
dis-
!
the
city
in
"popularizing"
and
appointments,
lay
down
strategy
"selling"
the
message
of
the
for
their
party
organizations:
church,
stressing
the
need
in
;
and
give
repeated
warnings,
as
LIGHT
and
AIRY
ir
Fir.UUK
SKATIMi
it
HOLLKK
IIOCKKY
Dust-Proof
Floor
Schedule:
7-11
Every
Night
Wednesday
Night
Beginners
Only
Thursday
1-4:30
p.m.
Saturday
'9-12
am,
1
-4:30.
7-11:30
Spring
day!
as
a
.
WILLIAMSEURG.
Va.
Premier
King
of
Canada,
and
Canada's
Governor
General
Viscount
Alexander,
attended
service
in
WlVfamsburg'.?
two
hundred
year
old
Anglican
Church
yesterday.
They
occupied
the
pew
used
by
every
governor
of
the
State
of
Virginia.
l.M
ItUllsTKV
ACT
Be:
Ortifii-iitr
of
Title
No.
'iiilld-l
tn
lot
Tneiitv-ioii'
;i).
III111
k
One
(I),
of
lllvtrht
lot
'Hirer
II
11
mlri'il
untl
sixt.v-onr
(Uijl
),
Mlhise
of
'I'errdie.
M;li
!li'i.
WHKKEAS
satiifacUiry
proof
ol
loss
of,
the
above
Crrtiflcnte
of
Tltlo
l:sied
In
tbc
name
of
Thomas
W.
Ross
has
been
filed
In
this
office,
notice.
Is
hereby
Riven
that
1
shall.
against
complacency.
Conservatives
.still
wince
when'
they
think
of
the
November
by-
,
election
in
Gravesend
where
!
Morrison
was
credited
with
the
I
ingenious
idea
of
importing
a
former
Liberal,
Sir
Richard
Ac-
,
land,
who
was
able
to
keep
the
seat
for
Labor.
He
succeeded
the
former
Toronto
newspaper
M
P..
Garry
AUigher.
who
was
expell-
j
ed
for
writing
an
article
the
i
Genuine
Plantation
CREPE
particular
of
interesting
the
younger
generation.
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
president
of
the
Ministerial
Association,
was
in
the
chnir
ai'd
members
present
were
Rev.
R.
V
Wilson.
Rev.
Fred
Antrobus,
Re'.
Paul
Barber,
Rev.
A.
M.
McColi
Vcn.
Archdeacan
E.
D.
Hodsoi.
and
Capt.
Eari
Jarrttt.
The
Association
is
to
co-operate
in
the
presents:
''en
at
tn"
Although
Siloak-Premier
and
its
predecfcfor
the
Premier
Mining
Co.
have
produced
more
gold
than
any
other
mine
in
British
Columbia,
it
is
not
regarded
as
a
"gold"
mine
for
the
purpose
of
receiving
assistance
under
at
the
expiration
nf
one
month
from
Rupert
Roller
Rink
'
Today,
these
guests-jl-honcr.
here
on
the
occasion
of
the
United
States-Canada
Day
cere-
SlILES-
fM7
the
ilate
of
the
firet
punucation
hereoi..
Lssue
a
Provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
of
said
lost
c:crtlfl-cate,
unless
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
wrltini;
.
DATED
at
the
Land
Registry
Office.
Prince
Rupert.
BC.
this
lath,
day
of
March.
1948.
A
D.
ANDHEW
THOMPSON
the
proposed
feasral
government
gold
mines
assistance
plan,
he
explained.
moniss
at
William
and
Mary
j
University,
are
present
at
Yorkr
town,
near
this
city
attending
a
Civic
Centre
toward
the
end
of
Ves
Sir!
We'll
"fix"
you're
id
il
trouble.
Commons
considered
offensive.
Lord
Woolton
had
his
revenge
iln
the
Glasgow
constituency
of
Camlachie,
previously
held
bv
y
1
Deputy
Hcuiflrar
of
Titles.
'
.
(90)
the
month
of
the
epic
full
length
talking
picture
produo
picnic.
This
event
taxes
piace
at
the
very
scene
of
the
final
battle
of
the
Revolutionary
War
when
Gen?ral
Washington
received
the
surrender
of
the
British
commander.
Our
services
inrla
Modern
Luliriratin:
-
NOTICE
lion
"uoigoma.
uie
pictuiia-
Rcv
Campbe:i
stamen
wha
wai
tion
cf
the
Crucifixion.
Independent
I.rt-
elected
as
an
j
parlv
candidate
but
switrh-a'
considerable
revenue
fremfC
to
straight
Labor
before
his
this
source.
rlf
nth
last
yar.
Labor
fought
Among
the
economies
effected
1
hard
but
the
Conservatives
lilies,
Tire
Vuk
2L
Complete
Botlv
Rena
The
mine
receives
60
per
cent
of
its
revenue
from
gold
production,
10
per
cent
from
silver
and
30
per
cent
from
lead.
Because
of
the
high
ratio
of
other
metals
other
than
gold,
the
mine
does
not
qualify
for
the
federal
subsidy.
It
is
ineligible
alsS
because
the
bonus,
will
apply
only
to
gold
produced
over
and
above
that
produced
in
the
basic
year
of
1946.
Silbak-Premier
pro-dueed
its
maxinuir
quantity
in
that
year.
Kefinisliinc.
And
w
in
the
last
year
is
the
replace-
j
reasanablf.
"
y
.W-l
are
KINCOLITH
BOY
DIES
i:
.
i'
I
1
'.f
:1
n
t
i!i:innii
t
h:irles
I
ilivard
Mi-KIiiimmu
l-ute
I
Mlill,
II.C,
NOTICE
Is
herpbv
alven
that
all
ment
of
th
tram
line
to
Stewart
with
two
newly-purchased
five-ton
trucks'
and
this
will
reduce
the
cost
of
moving
coneentrates
The
Daily
News
wrtstios
to
dra
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
In
advance
at
the
olfice
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Tlvvse
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
in
the
Daily
News
are
asked
to
assist
the
office
and
respect
tnts
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
to
one-fifth
of
its
former
level.
1
persons
having
ciainvs
auainsL
uir
i
Hliove-nanied
fleeeaKeil.
who
died
oil
i
!
February
(i.
1K48.
at
Atlin.
B.C..
arc
!
reoulied
to
file
particulars
tPiereof
Leona..
Nelson,
five-year-old
011
rt
Mrs.
Evelyn
Nelson
and
the
late
Mr.
Nelson
of
Kincolith,
died
at
the
w?ek-er.d
at
Miller
However,
Mr.
Pitt
said,
prep-
i
Offsetting
factors
are
the
This
Is
Just
One
of
Many
GRACE
LINE
Numbers
See
them
at
BROWIiWOODS
arations
are
well
advanced
tojhhher
costs
of
longer
haul?
Bay
Hospital.
Fur.eral
arrange-
start
turning
out
a
zinc
concen-
j
unde
raround
and
the
smaller
mf.ni
hnve
ni,:
vet.
been
com-Urate
and
the
price
of
zinc
has
'size
of
ore
bodies
how
being
with
the
undorsinned
Exwutor
on
or
before
the
24th.
day
of
April.
1048.
after
which
date
the
Executor
will
j
proceed
to
distribute
the
assets
of
j
the
said
deceased
amonK
the
person;.
I
entitled
there
to.
havltm
renrd
only
I
to
the
claims
which
have
Ix-en
filed
a:,
required.
Dated
at
Vancouver.
B.C.,
this
4th.
RUPERT
MARINE
REA
advanced
sufficiently
to
ensure
,
worked.
I
pleted.
(J.
CI.At'SF.N
&
SOIN)
Wit
Takp
LLstlncs
of
.
.
.
ROiM
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARn
BKOKI
ItS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AM)
FISHING
W'l
day
of
March.
A
D.
1948.
The
Canada
Permanent
Trust
Company.
Executor,
432
Tiichards
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
By
Their
Solicitors.
Messrs.
caplc
and
.Shannon.
470
Granville
Street.
Vancouver.
B.C.
(Apr.
5)
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