ALASKA,
ROAD
"SOB"
STORIES
Prfnrc
Rupert
OaHp
Jrtos
Saturday.
April
30,
1949
If
you're
not
a
good
Grit
you'
can't
get
far
as
a
Ctm.wvatire
:
so
why
not
combine
the
best
Unit's
in
boUi
and
become
Coal-
FAIRBANKS
P
ReporU
,
nied
the
rumor
that
dozens
of
Ithat
the
Alaska
Highway
is
wrre
siranaea
at
klonist?"
It
must
needs
take
two
d
said
that-
sprinkled
with
stranded
motor-
checking
co
put
ip
winning
l'Shi
lists
out
of
funds
and
Jobs
were
Loiuiini
an
inonorage
report
that
southbound
traffic
out
of
;
i.cainst
the
C.C.1-.
parij.
branded
as
"sob
stories"
by
as
ASPIL
WORKING
WOMW
;vhat
I
found:
"Tory:
ii
today
are
The
Grits
of
yester-1
neut
p
grandt
of
the
ter-j
Alaska
was
almost
as
heavy
Editor.
Daily
News
J
Enp.li.sh
politics
a
Conservative,
year.
!
ritorial
highway
patrol.
He
de-
J
northbound.
Regarding
married
women
adj.:
pertaining
to
Conserva-
In
brief,
who
is
to
say
.
iFer-j
.
working,
it
seems
a
slianie
lives."
Actually.
I
wasn't
fUr-
haps
a
little
sUmmermgii
f
VP.
HEM)
CCF."
tlfe
maw
rxu
ngimnnirmusi
oi
wnom
nave
Deen
with
Imi
ii
i,in
tKo
o
m
r
r
1
a
a
c
onrl
.
.
,
there
should
be
so
many
doing
Uur
enlightened
...
so
I
react
the
hvm?
loues
so
when
others
are
looking
for
the
meaning
of
Toryism.
Which
ones
with
the
'""
"
v
'
"
j
-
"u
us
iui
more
uitii
a
muiiy
yfurs
ava
mus,
by
i
management
of
our
firm
has
j
their
I
xperience
and
acquired
work
and
there
will
still
be
read
as
follows:
'The
cnm-ioles
'l,nt
win;
VIOLET
INGALLS.
!
been
signed
entirely
according
skill,
have
successfully
assisted
iore
when
school
breaks
up.
In
of
the
Tories
or
Conservatives.";
.
to
tne
wishes
of
our
employees
in
serving
and
rpleasing
the
LAUNDRIES
j
as
emphasized
by
a
recent
gov-
people
of
'Prince
Rupert
and
my
opinion
It
should
only
be
Incidentally
it
didn't
mumer-wldows
who
work.
As
it
is
even
ate
the
principles
.
.
.
which
was
I
ernment-supervisea
secret,
oai-
district.
women
whose
husbands
have
rather
characteristic
of
politics.
-
Editor,
Daily
News:
good
jobs
are
working
in
rest,-
-perhans
bv
keenine
us
in
thn
An
Kpm
armearinE
in
your
;
lot
and
approvea
by
the
Labor.
Thanking
you.
Mr.
Editor,
rfor
aurants
and
grocery
stores
.wk
we
r:m
thp
mm
r.ari,iv'
..
lt
nicrhf
with
reference
'
Relations
Board.
whetv
-they
-ought
to
be
home
?Pe
the
lisht."
Or,
it
might
be:
,u
signing
of
agreements
'
with
1
This
agreement
n'uj
been
ne-looklng
after
their
children,
,
'Where
there
is
yet
a
little
kzht.
'
i.mHri.
is
mirieadinu
as
far
!
totiated
on
the
basis
of
the
providing
space
in
your
pape:
lor
this
Tetter.
-
'
Yours
very
truly,
IDEAL
-CLEANERS
AND
LAUNDRY,
,
H.
Kraupner,
Mgr.
Thank
you
for
your
space.
!
we
cannot
fear
the
dark."
Any-''
in
-hiimrirv"
is!eoniDlete
1948
agreement
with
MEN'S
SWEATER
Mrs.
Nora
Livingston?.
v.ay,
my
grandfather
;
STRONG
Conservative
'as
a
concerned.
i
the
I
n
t
e
r
n
a
t
i
o
n
a
1
Laundry
.
.
in
rn,
..a
oxtiiilli'
nnlv
Inn
Workers'
Union
IA-F
of
1
I
1
;
n
n
.
vv
V.
.
.
-
.
...w.
1
-rinon,
at
tians
from
MEN'S
IXlif
Rn
binations;
all
GRITS
AND
TOKIES
more
ways'than
one
.
.
.
for
he
.laundries
operating
in
Prince;
Besides
increases
in
wages
up
fLditor,
Daily
News:
j
m
Wl
'Ruoert
which
are
Ideal
Clean-
to
ten
cents
an
hour
employees
!,.,
t,u
-ii
tu..
ti,Ai
.
On
the
other
hand-
""""'
for
4U1
vm's
i
"K
.
.
.
..
.
MEN'S
WORK
A
iiiial
-
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i
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.
,
i
....
.
.
.
.
..
umeiy,
-ra
nd
La.nHrv
and
-Pioneer-:
have
been
put
on
a
profit-shar
....
.
i
n
tin,
ii
vpars
mv
mv
I'll
f.itlo
isr
c
o
q
-w
"v
J
-
-
it.
iii.tA.i-ii
SMITH
&
ELKINS
HJerwimng
pouues,
i
.
.
"
,n.norti,n.UuBdrv
ing
basis
operating
a
"Co-opera
i
MKflf;
ir-i
in
fin
m
i
.
......
.
rf
recall
that
years
ago
U
Vllf
-.
,
,,,
,J,
li.
l.nt
still
a
Grit.
If
one
were
to
ask
"u,c
"C1U,
"V
.
were
hot
a
rood
Liberal,
he
was
a
whole-inor
dry
cleaning
equipment
out,
u
nas
always
Deen
our
ae-i
are
operating
their
shop
mere-,
dre,
and
we
say
with
a
measure
a
downright
Conservative.
;
he
certainly
ha
Tf
a
liberal
Vie
ial!fH
)iim-'S0me
philosophy.
HAVE
HAD
YEARS
OF
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
EXPERIENCE
PHONE
174
u
MEN'S
PAVrs
and
drtss;
bif
T
choose
from.
Res'
From
$t
MEN'S
FIX
E
W
Sl'ITS
Aliogj
double-brraMfd
'
NOW
....
Tory
i
politics
strongly,
hence
I
don't
ana
as.aingrm-j
io
'"&"'
'"
laundry
nd
nctunl
dry
elenn-'
only
to
th
benefit
of
our
many
The
term
Orit.
is
felf-exan-'
r.::r.d
saying:
I
Zizi
this
ne-
-!1'1
&a
iodfmnit
dull?
nwrpr
atvorc
o
u
upbuilding
of
Prtnoo
Rupert
ud
all
rommunltlM
eomriinR
northern
and
orntral
British
OoluruUl
AutnurtMKl
ft
Second
Otau
Mall.
Post
OtUx
Department.
Ottawa)
Piibllnhed
vrv
afternoon
mrept
8imda!r
bt
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Rupert
Daily
Newt
Ltd..
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Avenue.
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Rupert,
British
Columbia
O.
A
HUNTER.
Maria1n(r
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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00
Highway
Opens
RUPERT
MOTORISTS
were
suddenly
PTUNCE
thrilled
with
the
unexpected
arrival
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
first
car
of
the
season
to
be
driven
through
from
Terrace.
The
announcement
that
the
Skeena
River
Highway
will
In?
officially
open
for
the
year
next
Tuesday
is
welcome.
When
we
looked
at
the
hujje
snows
that
buried
the
road
for
many
miles
hack
in
January,
we
had
thought
that
it
might
he
much
later
than
this
before
-we
would
he
drivaig;
to
the
interior
this
year.
As
it
is,
it
is
only
a
day
or
so
later
than
in
194S
and,
in
spite
of
the
heavy
weight
of
snow
which
lay
over
.
the
road
in
the
dead
of
winter,
the
highway,
it
is
.
stated,
has
not
been
severely
damaged.
More
-maintenance
equipment,
including-
n'
large
new
gravel
crusher
which
will
make
it
possible
to
-spread
crushed
rock
over
the
road
for
the
first
time,
has
Wen
installed.
Motorists
and
tourists
alike
will
le
able
to
enjoy
better
driving:
conditions
than-ever
before
existed,
it
is
anticipated.
ARCHIBALD
CLEARS
HIMSELF
NO
MATTER
whether
they
agree
with
him
politically
or
not,
the
people
of
his
riding:
of
v
ill
feel
gratified
at
"Harry
Archibald,
the
Socialist
-Member
of
Parliament,
having-
made
his
position
clear
in
regard
to
the
Atlantic
Pact.
No
little
alarm
hail
been
felt
by
the
loyal
people
of
Skeena
iit
the
reports,
which
now
appear
to
have
been
mispleading
-if
not
entirely
erroneous,
that
the
local
member
had
been
opposed
to
the
pact.
Certainly
such
a
-stand
would
have
leen
inconsistent
with
views
of
nil
shades
of
political
color,
with
the
-exception
of
the
Red
Communists.
It
is
a
relief
to
know
that
all
the
Ii.C.
members,
including
Mr.
.
Archibald,
approved
the
pact
when
it
came
up
for
the
vote
as
'Parliament
last
night
concluded
its
business
prior
to
dissolution
and
Die
holding
of
the
.general
election.
atory.
But
having
pondered
party,
The
Coalition,
a
some-
ing
being
processed
at
Pioneer-
customers.
Dut
also
with
a
great
the
term
Tory,
I
decided
to
look
what
thought
provocative
addi-j
Canadian
Laundry.
measure
of
success
as
to
our
re-
up
Its
definition
.
.
.
in
an
old
tion.
Visualizing
it
as
I
do,
it;
May
I
also
Uke
this
oppor-
sponsibilities
towards
the
bene
-
dictionary.
The
following
is
might
be
summed
up
this
-way:
tunity
to
draw
your
attention
fit
and
welfare
of
four
employees.
Box
214
BOYS'
SWEATER-!
eetiwi
t
I
From
I
BOYS'
LONG
r
worsteds
;
tires.
Emm
Labor's
iQiS
Lea-doi:
KNITTING
w
J
quality;
bemntitu!
i
.
ij
NOW,
ball
-
i
PRINCE
F5
wJ
uuLiyCMSlj
fine
'
VANCG
Each
Th
at
n
r.
INTERESTING
CANDIDATE
For
KETd
I'.I)VSI)
if
is
IF
THE
NATIVES
are
entitled
to
the
franchise,
I
I
which
they
have
been
awarded
in
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
there
is
no
reason
why
they
I
should
not
have
a
candidate
and
so
it
is
both
'fitting
!
and
.interesting
that
Frank
Calder.young
Indian
j
University
graduate,
should
be
nominated
in
Atlin
j
riding.
The-lndian
vote
will
be
an
important
factor
i
in
the
election,
particularly
in
some
of
these
north-
1
ern
riding
ridings
where
there
is
such
.a
large
j
proportion
of
native.
population,
and
it-may
prove
j
-to
be
right
smart
politics
on
the
part
of
the
Social-
j
isis
in
having
secured
a
member
of
the
race
to
be
I
!
A
NOW
AVAI
SAYS
IBIS
ABOUT
FREE
ENTERPRISE:
look
roR
'
NEW
RED
WHIT
GOLD
SEAL
I
ieir
canuiaate.
I
he
mictions
to
Mr.
Calder's
nomination
will
be
followed
with
interest.
-THE
BALANCE
OF
POWER
SIGNING
of
the
Atlantic
Pact,
by
which.
Britain,
the'United
States.
Canada,
Belgium,
the
Netherlands,
'Luxembourg,
France
and
Norway
pledge
distance
to
one
another
in
the
event
of
attack
by
v.
-an
aggressor,
will
provide
the
first
effective
check
to
the
Soviet
plan
for
conquering
the
world:
The
pact
will
do
much
to
revive
confidence
and
to
re-.
establish
faith-sinee
the
end
of
the
war
so
cloe
to
extinction.
-
Once
again
there
is
a
balance
of
power.
The
:
democratic
nations
can
show
a
population.
and
an
rarmed
strength
almost
equal
to
the
known
resources
of
the
Russian
war
bloc.
So
long
as
this
balance
can
be
retained
there
will
be
peace
in
the
world.
The
maintenance
of
strong
military
force
will
,
be
a
drain
upon
our
democratic
economies,
but
the
".costs
of
peace
are
never
so
high
as
the
terrible
costs
of
modern
w
ar.
Behind
the
protection
of
the
Atlantic
Pact
the
democratic
nations
can
set
their
-
minds
and
productive
strengths
to
furthering.
the
progress,
of
mankind.
Chandler
&
Film
KinKhins
i
MAs
the
spokesman
for
a
labor
organization
with
six
and
a
-half
million
members,
I
wantlo
make
it
emphatically
clear
here
and
now
that
the
A.
F.
of
L
stands
foursquare
in
support
of
free
and
private
enterprise
.
.
.
We
believe
that
private
business
and
private
industry
have
made
tremendous
contributions
to
the
development
of
our
country
and
will
take
advantage
of
the
glowing
opportunities
for
even
greater
growth
in
the
future.
For
these
services
to
tha
people
we
concede
that
the
and
of
owners
managers
private
property
are
entitled
to
a
fair
profit
.
.
.
We
of
the
A.
F.
of
L
will
oppose
any
attempt
to
abridge,
restrict,
or
.
interfere
with
the
functions
of
free
enterprise."
From
o
statement
by
Willlom
Green,.,
-
f
resident
of
the
American
Federcticn
cf
leboe
Flith
Photo
Tik'
Phorif
Grr.
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