Henry
Whitalcer,
Architect,
Retires
Thursday,
June
9,
1949
I
Chieftain
Urges
Coalition
Support
At
the
Mackenzie
riding
coalition
nominating
convention
held
a
few
days
ago
tit
Powell
7:45
Singing
Sam
8:00
CBC
News
4:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
lor
Moiizns
8:45
Little
Ccncert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com't'y
9:15
Morning
devotions
930
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Coffee
Time
9:59
Time
Signal
IP:
00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies-10:30
Round-up
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Bern
ie
Braden
Tells
a
Story
11:15
Songs
of
Yesterday
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
Kiver.
tuny
Mitchell,
acting
""y
rPhy
lootball
chief
of
the
Rmilrrxl
f'.iua
T,.i
GENERAL
MOTORS
GET
NEW
STRIPES
A
colorful
event
wlil
materialize
on
the
local
sports
field
on
Friday
evening
with
the
appearance
of
the
General
Motors
football
team
in
their
new
strips.
When
playing
under
the
name
of
the
High
School
last
year
the
team
had
no
outfit
but
played
wearing
their
own
variously
colored
shirts
and
long
or
short
pants
as
they
might
find.
This
year
the
story
is
different.
Sponsored
by
the
General
Motors
through
Douglas
Frizzell,
the
team
has
been
given
a
strip
and
warm-up
shirts.
The
shirts
are
red
with
yellow
collars
and
Yellow
cuffs.
The
shorts
are
.
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.
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hand,
nrlrlipviorl
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utif
fcate.s
who
were
present
to
form
ally
nominate
BatUcman
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Heavy
Battery
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Motors.
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July
8
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I,,
General
Motors.
July
U-Oeneral
Mn
Heavy
Battery.
July
15-cu,-wdiaB
t
I
Heavy
Battery.
Dearer.
Chief
Mitchell,
in
a
1
,lcuy
Katiery.
Cr
Matthew
K4um
Mm,
1m.
straightforward
address,
pleaded
the
Indian
cause
and
what
it.
meant
to
his
lace
to
receive
the
benefits
of
education,
health
and
better
living
conditions.
The
Indians,
he
said,
appreciated
the
Coalition
government's
forward
move
In
granting
the
franchise
to
them
and
he
felt
this
vas
the
lirst
step
towards
placing
the
Indian
population
on
equtl
footing
with
their
"I
asked
you
not
to
engage
me
in
conversation!
wtwiui
vrt.ittuutti.i.
lit-
uitreu
Jii
v
m
Henry
WMittaker,
for
36
years
chief
architect
lor
British
Col-
J
umbia
Is
retiring
today,
June
9,
j
to
carry
on
in
private
practice.
1
Mr.
Whittaker
Is
well
known
in
!
the
north
and
In
past
years
was
a
visitor
to
this
city
and
district.
KIN
TO
WORK
AT
BOYS'
CAMP
A
number
of
Kinsmen
will;
CCleDiaie
rauieis
t-j
uy
uur
ine
nn
the
grounds
of
the
Kins-
j
men
Kiddies
Kamp
at
Lakelse
Lake,
according
to
plans
made
j
at
the
Club's
regular
meeting
!
held
at
the
Commddore
Cafe
Wednesday
night,
i
Ten
members
of
the
Club
I
asked
to
be
included
in
the
work
I
party
after
Herb
Young,
chairman
of
the
camp
committee,
had
reported
on
the
condition
of
the
camp
grounds.
Rill
Lone
and
Bud
Timmer-
melster
reported
on
District
5
convention
held
in
Pentlcton
last
month.
To
them
the
high-
light
of
the
convention
was
the
election
of
R.
E.
Montador
to
the
position
of
district
deputy
governor.
The
convention
was
in
favor
of
the
Kinsmen
Clubs
(
sponsoring
the
Polio
Fund
campaign
and
at
a
later
date
a
com
mittee
Will
De
uppoiutcu
iu
"
-
ganize
the
"March
of
Dimes"
Week
which
will
be
tied
in
with
the
international
campaign.
The
importance
of
attendance
at
club
meetings
and
conventions
was
stresed
by
a
number
ol
delegates
and
officers
at
the
convention
and
It
was
urged
that
every
club
should
strive
to
send
at
least
one
delegate
to
the
next
annual
gathering
of
Kinsmen
Club
representatives
which
will
be
held
in
Nanalmo.
Guests
at
Wednesday's
meeting
were
Robert
Eburne
ana
Albert
PhlUipson.
coautioa::
(ir
r"
ra'
HASE1SALL
SCOPES
uin
i-Ktij(l
J-j
Ti.lt.
00
-
Heavy
Hat
General
Motors.
full
suppo.t.
of
the
candidate
in
the
June
15
elec
tion.
r
f
mm
'ways
-to
'pesseti
yellow.
The
stockings
are
blue
with
yellow
tops.
The
goalkeeper
wears
a
green
sweater.
The
warm-up
jackets
are
like
what
last
year's
softball
team
wore.
The
players
are
thrilled
over
their
new
strips.
They
appreciate
the
active
interest
shown
in
their
welfare
and
comfort
by
Doug.
He
In
turn
is
particularly
interested
in
the
development
and
encouragement
of
the
younger
players.
All
he
asks
in
return
is
that
they
play
as
hard
as
they
can,
as
well
as
they
can
and
in
the
best
sporting
spirit.
The
lads
will
try
to
do
so.
The
first
came
in
their
new
outfits
will
be
against
Canadian
Legion
tomorrow
evening
in
the
North
Star,
City
League
Competition.
The
team
will
be:
Boulter;
Robinson,
Sunberg,
Wilson,
(John),
Olson,
Lien,
McKay,
Cur-rle,
Wilson
(Pati,
Mercer,
Owens,
Haugen,
Simonson.
Father:
"Well
son,
what
did
you
learn
in
school
today?"
Son
(proudly):
"I
learned
to
say
'yes,
sir,
no,
s;r,
and
yes,
ma'am
and
no,
ma'am.
"
Father:
"You
did,
eh?"
Son:
"Yeah."
if
Select
one
of
these
modrni
C;
S'
4
One-Pvce
Razors
that
-j-J
blaf
changing
with
Jupenor.hi
r
comfort
and
double-edge
economy.
TODAY'S
StOhES
National
Brooklyn
9,
Chicago
5
WEDNESDAY
National
Chicago
1,
Brooklyn
3
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
0
Pittsburgh
0,
Philadelphia
2
Cincinnati
7,
Boston
8
American
Philadelphia
5,
Chicago
2
Washington
3,
Cleveland
8
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
5
New
York
2,
Detroit
3
Western
International
Spokane
5,
Tacoma
0
Salem
at
Vancouver
rain.
Yakima
at
Victoria
rain.
Wenatchee
at
Bremerton
rain
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
4-13,
Los
Angeles
3-3
San
Francisco
8,
Portland
6
(10
Innings).
Hollywood
5,
San
Diego
4
Sacramento
6,
Oakland
5.
MAN
REPORTED
MISSING
HERE
A
report
In
the
city
this
afternoon
says
that
a
man
known
as
Edward
KclLs
lm
beCll
missing
for
the
hut
two
clays
In
this
area.
Ho
is
believed
to
be
a
fisherman
although
rlrcur.i.
stances
surrounding
his
disappearance
were
not
clear.
Halibut
Sa!e3
.
American
Pioneer,
48,000,
Cold
Storage.
21c,
20c
and
18.1c.
Canadian
Brooks
Bay,
"1.000,
Atlin,
20
6c,
19.5c
ad
17
c.
I
reals.
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money.
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OTTAWA
9
Progresive-Con-j
servatlve
Leader
George
Drew,
speaking
in
Ontario,
charged
That
the
government
has
"handed
over"
Canada's
largest
aircraft
plant
at
Montreal
to
a
United
States
firm
for
a
maximum
payment
of
$4,000,000.
He
identified
the
purchasing
firm
and
described
it
as
a
"notorious"
member
of
a
"sinister"
international
armament
ring
which
had
been
investigated
by
the
United
Kingdom
during
the
last
session
of
Parliament.
Drew
said
the
disgraceful
transaction
was
conducted
by
secret
r.-.-.;oLiation
with
no
hint
to
Parliament
or
the
people
of
Canada.
The
air
plant
Is
crown-owned
property.
Drew
said
that
"one
of
the
extraordinary
features
of
this,
secret
deal
is
the
fact
that
the
rovernment
knew
there
were
Canadian
aircraft
manufacturers
who
were
preparing
to
pay
a
very
much
larger
figure
for
the
ilant."
Drew
was
the
only
one
of
the
three
major
political
leaders
who
spoke
last
night.
Prime
Minister
L.
St.
Laurent
-was
resting
at
his
home
in
Quebec,
still
suffering
from
an
attack
of
laryngitis,
while
M.
J.
Coldwell,
C.
C.
F.
leader,
was
travelling
from
Saskatchewan
to
Vancouver.
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