trust
you
will
accept
this
letter
which
will
appeal
not
only
to
our
it
Is
a
fact
that
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competition
with
existing
prem-
prosperity
of
your
community
be-lses,
we
should
at
least
protect
cause
today
we
have
In
many
of
MR.
KENNEDY
REPLIES
(Continued
from
page
2).
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
17,
1950
uw.i
(.i.ii-tnc
uui.
.....
yv.
a
uajr
are
seeking
distant!
deemed
uruwiiig
cam
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me
wnere
previously
e
jja.'
tourist
muu.-;iry,
wmcn,
as
you
oinicuity
in
maintaining
a
reaiuMr,
wiu
i
i
lium-
iuuic
cuoi'j
now
oi
visitors
to
our
In
the
spirit
in
which
It
Is
written
as
I
realize
every
man
is
entitled
to
his
opinion
and
I
have
endeavoured
to
explain
to
you
our
policy,
the
reason
for
the
stand
taken.
I
can
assure
you
that
in
this
particular
case
then?
are
no
personalities
entering,
into
the
decision
whatever
but
I
do
hope
the
Board
will
be
able
to
r.s
time
Rofs
on
because,
with
our
w
p
Kfj
our
smaller
communities,
witn
j
but
a
few
thousand
people,
hotels
greatly
in
excess
of
the
amount
suggested
in
this
operation.
In
this
connection
I
may
say
that
recently
beer
by
the
glass
was
passed
in
the
city
of
Penticton
and
the
Mayor
of
that
city
has
stated
definitely
that
no
licence
the
industry
by
the
provision
which
was
established
three
years
ago,
that
a
new
hotel
should
provide
at
least
equal
accommodation
to
the
best
hotel
in
the
city.
This,
after
all,
should
not
be
considered
unfair.
On
the
other
hand
there
should
be
no
criticism
of
the
Board
granting
lie-
modern
transportation
systems,
Chi
I
had
so
little
to
offer
in
the
way
ol
suitable
accommodation
in
othei
parts
of
our
province.
Th?
Board
is
encouraging
the
expenditure
Of
large
sums
ol
money
in
the
construction
ol
proper
hotels
in
the
province,
and
we
feel
that,
where
individuals
are
anxious
to
enter
into
,
,
!
'
-
V
i
V
i
n
to
hold
the
line
and
proceed
along
ences
under
provisions
such
as
snouId
be
granted
to
a
new
build-
the
pan
adopted.
With
the
pco
tnis
as
it
is
oniy
naiurai
tnat,
n
ing
unJess
it
has
at
least
75
rooms.
gress
made
during
the
past
throe
I
a
person
is
ready
and
willing
to
these
x
am
simply
mentioning
yearSi
we
should
be
able
within
provide
such
accommodation,
he
points
t0
show
that
we
have
not
next
few
years
t0
build
up
a
1
555r'WViJ
7
jrr
-
is
morougniy
convinced
mat
tne
in
any
way
singled
out
your
city
plant
throughout
our
province
Two
Pipe
Line
Firms
Okayed
need
exists
for
additional
accom
but
we
are
endeavouring
to
duiio
K
Jr,
up
our
province
and,
having
spent
a
good
deal
of
my
life
In
the
interior
of
British
Columbia,
I
am
firmly
convinced
too
little
thought
has
been
given
to
building
up
these
important
districts
of
our
province.
While
it
is
true
j
that
in
your
case,
and
also
that
case
of
one
other
point,
I
have
received
criticism
of
the
policy,
I
modation.
The
Board
has
continual
pressure
from
all
sources
for
additional
beer
licences.
However,
I
think
you
will
agree
that
in
the
majority
of
our
places,
due
to
the
!
unfortunate
policy
at
the
begin-j
ning,
we
have
sufficent
beer
lic-i
ences,
but
in
most
localities
we
do
lack
proper
hotel
accommoda-I
tion
and
the
plan
followed
is
such
ICS
.
i
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v
.in.
,
v
u
l
am
glad
to
say
that
these
are
the
OTTAWA
(P
The
great
pipe
line
debate
died
in
the
House
of
Commons
Monday
night
in
a
welter
of
division
bills
and
defeated
amendments.
Climaxing
the
bitter
filibustering
debate
that
has
raged
almost
since
Parliament
opened
Febru-a'
y
16.
two
private
bills
to
incorporate
western
pipe
line
companies
won
a
final,
rocky
passag.'
through
the
legisiat.ve
mill.
But
it
took
four
recorded
votes
to
do
it.
The
bills
were
those
incorpor
that
it
does
guarantee
that
nnlv
two
excentions.
while
manv
eventually
each
district
will
have
j
communities
have
been
good
the
proper
accommodation
to
1
enough
to
thank
us
for
the
inter-
est
which
we
have
taken
in
pro-
j
viding
them
with
good
accom-
handle
the
business.
Providing
we
grant
a
beer
licence
(
in
Prince
Rupert
for
40
rooms,
it
will
only
be
a
short
time
until
someone
else
will
apply
modation
which
has
assisted
in
SSSkf)
AH
their
development.
In
closing
I
may
say
ating
Alberta
Natural
Gas
Com
that
i
,M
iuim,iiuuui
jLjeyr
r-
Vytm
FINE
PRINTING
at
pany
and
Praire
Transmission
Ior
a
Deer
licence
ior
:u
rooms
Lines
Limited,
both
of
which
will
and
the
result
w111
be
more
beer
now
seek
the
right
to
construct
Parlors
than
are
needed,
and
they
a
natural
gas
line
?rom
ths
rich
will
still
lack
the
required
Alberta
oil
fields
to
the
Pacific
modation.
coast
industrial
market.
i
In
this
particular
application
:
The
bills
now
co
to
the
Senate.
u
nas
been
stated
that
these
peo-
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PRINTERS
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5
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I
MOTHER
RUNS,
WARDEN
GETS
WOLF
CUBS
These
four
wolf
cubs
were
captured
near
Orangeville,
Ont.,
after
they
ware
spotted
With
their
mother.
The
mother
ran
away
and
now
Eddie
Smith,
game
warden,
has
the
cubs.
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HOTEL
ARRIVALS
V.
Snow,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
B.
j
Leits-'
MUlj-
E-
MiUo11
Prince
Rupert
E.
G.
Amy,
Massett.
L.
R.
Sin-
and
family,
Smthers:
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s.
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Miss
H.
Provens,
Dr.
A.
P.
McDonald,
New
Westminster,
Bjjrne,
Miss
E.
M.
Roberts,
Miss
Mrs.
J.
Reid,
Digby
Island.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
'displayed
by
the
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pie
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$80
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$100'000
which-
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mv
C.
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Parsonage,
Hamilton;
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sie
Gildner,
Margaret
Harris,
P"n.
ridiculous
for
a
city
the
present
size
of
Prince
Rupert,
Hazelton;
C.
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Crocker,
George
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W.
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Riddell,
John
Esson,
Doris
Barish,
Vancouver;
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F.
Mezera,
Illinois;
J.
J.
Cerson,
J.
Dunlop,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoskins.
Smithers;
R.
Mon-lartd,
J.
Lupis,
Alice
A-m:
H.
E.
Palmer,
Victor
Lo
Cicero,
Los
Angeles;
Ivan
Hopkins,
North
Vancouver;
Miss
F.
Barlow,
Nar-amata;
Mr.
find
Mrs.
A.
Deery.
city.
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Doted
15th
June,
1950,
due
15th
June,
1968,
Callable
ot
government
option
on
or
after
1
5th
June,
1
967).
Price:
$99.50
per
$101
Yield:
About
2.79
Percent
This
is
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first
public
offering
of
Government
Bonds
since
the
last
Victory
Loan
in
1945,
except
for
Canada
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of
which
you
could
buy
only
limited
amounts.
If
you
hold
the
following
bonds
which
have
been
called
for
redemption
...
the
issue
now
being
offered
for
sale
is
your
opportunity
for
re-investment.
all
types
of
manufacturing
large
or
small
heavy
duty
trailers,
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boat
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due
1st
June,
1955,
and
called
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on
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June,
this
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Whether
or
not
you
hold
these
bonds,
there
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better
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funds
"Vou
are
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