iomons
minority
erouos
here
at.
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
mans
in
Berlin,
in
1933.
They
also
marched
and
praised
Hitler
and
all
hU
works.
home.
he
thought
he
knew
at
twenty,
j
But
at
twenty,
he
knew
every-"
thing.
Ifs
amazin
hero"
w
many
you
Ray
Reflects
ie.
even
vritli-!
I
tS
Friday,
June
16,
105O
1
co!Ie;t
in
a
hfetim
ana
nenwusces
For
Sum!
Prince
Rupert
will
have
a
secch3
theatre
before
long.
If
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Mur
string
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
out
getting
around
the
who';
globe.
I
started
out
as
a
gunners
in
Word
War
I
by
having
as
my
j
best
chum
a
Bolivian.
Now
there
i
are
all
sorts
of
nationalities
anil
'
i
this
keeps
up
the
city
will
be
A
preliminary
unofficial
census
as
chesty
as
It
was
forty
years
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teai.
00;
By
Mali,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5
00.
the
population
of
s,J
wacn
l"cle
ere
inree.
colors
on
that
man
even
P.ed
count
put
Russians,
as
well
as
the
Mni'
Juneau
at
5.781.
HERE
ARE
JUs
OF
THE
GOOD
Men's
Pure
Wo
l
JACKETS
blue
1
Reg
l
30
00.
I
Now
I
Men's
Brown
nvi
A
.mr
...
1
I..
1
:
J
;
Commenting
on
the
tributes
paid
Jan
Christian
Smuts
cf
South
Africa,
the
Liberal
mem-ber
for
Cariboo,
G?orge
Murray,
suggested
the
government
should
riot
forget
Louis
Riel.
How
about
a
statue?
Bjth
had
been
rebels
against
the
Crown.
Mr.
Murray
forgets
that
Riel
as
not
charged
with
treason.
What-
he
was
charged
with
and
executed
for
;
was
murder
the
shooting
of
a
man
named
Scott
at
Fort
Garry,
long
before
the
rebellion
of
'85.
uprooted,
by
the
revolution
of
,
make
Prince
Rupert
about
twice
t
,".;
,
Happy
Settlement
(hp
s'.7.p
nf
J.inpan
w:th
n
.
.
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
ALASKA
LADY
WE
MET
AT
A
dance,
food
fit.
iat)st
sil
IT
was
a
mighty
satisfactory
thine:
that
the
strike
which
threatened
the
lofrdne
industry
of
British
Men's
WLndhr
tcien.k.LS
;fipntit
tP'i
te.i
ui
tht
that
the
ine
.....
mand.
we
presume
for
something
I.W.w.
I
wont
work)
.
gram,,.
,
,.,..
..
...
,
to
harmonize
with
a
pam
in
the
Bible
speaks
literal
truth
when
-
levator
thrown
In.
,
'
it
says
God
made
of
one
blood
j
neck
Ex.
'
all
nations
on
earth.
,
.
.
Certainly,
you
just
can
t
get
i
There
U
n0'nln6
Pettv
abut
Hew
those
wicked
little
teen-to
know
the
people
Of
other
Canada
Associate
Deputy
Min-
agers
worked
their
fool
heads
lsr
of
Trad-
and
Commerce.
off
during
the
battie
races
without
realizing
how
rid-
i
save
iculous
aie
assump.ions
of
in-;Sldney
Portcr-
Travelling
ex-
Winnipeg!
If
there
was
any
de-nate
superiorly
of
one
race
over
Fenses
came
before
the
public
linquency
lying
around
loose,
another.
accounts
committee.
He
had
they
openly
and
braen!y
hef-
i
been
putting
up
at
the
Chateau
lected
it.
Yes,
sir.
the
yuurrg
Columbia
should
have
been
averted
even
if
it
was.
j
the
Alaska
lady
and
I.
It
an
eleventh-hour
settlement
after
a
final
period
of
wag
a
Swedish
dance,
at
tense
nervousness.
The
strike,
which
happily
is
not
j
kh
I
made
a
little
Mrs.
H.
B
Rochester,
after
scendlng
the
past
week
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Ruptr:
last
night
on
her
return
to
Young
Men's
PANTS
perfect
l.
ffom
Men's
Felt
Hats
top
notch
styles.
Special
from
going
to
happen,
Mould
indeed
have
been
disastrous
j
speech.
to
the
whole
economy
of
the
province
and,
as
the
j
Sailing
for
Vancouver
on
the
Launer.
Who
wouldn
t?
Ten
scoundrels
did
exactly
that.
One
.
.
,
.
,
,
...nr.
L-j.-i....!
i
rip
wiTP
nan
nor
re-
mmister
01
larwr
a.
S,
V
OUia
na
e
naa
-
Pri,,
Nnrah
WrtiiMH.,
eve-
,
days,
in
fact.
Ten
days
at
$36
would
haw.
wm.
,hn..-ht
d
its
lis
effect
eiiet'l
upoi
upun
The
fortuitou
Boys'
tVIXDBRRj
:
l.utci
CU
i.1
Ull
VilC
CVWHUH
r
-
-
-"-"J
1
,
-jv
every
citizen
of
British
Columbia.
attended
a
few
weeks
ning
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
-er
oa-
uu&wa
nas
not
yet
thing
of
the
kind
could
come
to
we
had
Outcome
appears
to
have
been
a
triumph
of
negOtia-
before
so
was
sitting
it
out
with
Christie
acd
children.
Dr.
and
!settIed
the
account,
so
it
is
quite
pass,
v..i..
tutj
xnA
,..V,;U
?a
;v?nrr
i
me.
We
were
talking
to
a
grand
Mrs.
Lazarezwk,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
PsMe
its
been
adjusted
or-
uun
uy
Hie
wuui
unduuiituuaiu
muii3.nw...i(,
.
.,,,.
frnt
Ttmmirl!l.
ontirio
u,,.!,,
w,
x,..
-7.
vateiy.
But
let
it
be
repeated'
"pParP
anrf
A
.
ft
shon'erpruuf,
ail
$4.00.
Nuw
J
Boys'
and
Giris
f
H.tTS-better
qaa
ors.
Sells
$2
50,
i
Vow
enty
Boys'
PANTS-for!
!
who
were
homesick
for
their
old
denhurst
and'
W.
McLachlan.
,
The
Deputy
Minister
Is
no
piker,
half
million
young
'
Germans,
I
fc'l
'"'
-e'?t
"4?t
matching
in
Berlin
the
other
A
contemporay
defines
a
wisa
day.
They
praised
Stalin
and
all
Advertise
through
Classifieds.
Classifieds
bring
quick
rcsuU;.
I
man
as
one
wno
Knows
tnat
ne
his
works.
"Peace
and
freedom"
doesn't
know
half
as
much
as
sang
half
a
million
young
Uer-
scnooi
wear,
goo,
strong.
From
1
a
lot
of
credit
in
the
matter.
With
the
loggers'
strike
out
of
the
way,
so
far
so
good.
There
is
still
another
serious
strike
dispute
facing
the
country
this
time
on
a
national
rather
than
a
provincial
scale.
This
is
the
matter
of
the
dispute
involving
the
railways.
This
strike
would
be
even
more
damaging
and
widespread
in
its
effects.
It
is
only
to
be
hoped
that
good
reason
and
successful
,
friend
in
lhat
friendly
northern
city.
But
Dad
s
hardy
No-
j
wegian
heart
had
played
out
;
and
he
was
in
pretty
desperate
'
'
shape
when
he
came
to
the
coast
i
ja
lew
yeirs
ago.
In
fact,
the
'
heart
specialists
had
on:e
given
j
j
l.im
just
one
week
to
live.
j
!
Ytt
here
he
was,
beaming;
i
with
cheerfulness
kept
alive,!
negotiation
may
also
come
in
this
dispute
for
the
j
1
thought
to
myself,
by
his
wife-s
.....
I.j
iiadiant
faith
as
much
as
any,
in
l-
i
strike,
if
precipitated,
would
be
a
disastrous
economic
:niedicai
treatment.
'
j
i
a
tUR
YOUR
Hi
IN
THEIR
PARTY
THEY
HAD
blow,
the
impact
of
which
would
be
felt
by
every
"Flying
Guest
Ranch,!
A
Oood
Place
lo
Stop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day
s
Drive
'i.dmg.
boa'jr.g,
danciriK
and
in
young
ladv.
strikingly
beau'.i-
j
j
ful.
j
'
!
She
was
tall,
lithe,
dark,
with
I
a
truly
superb
figure.
As
soon
as
j
I
saw
her
I
thought
to
myself
j
j"what
a
success
she
would
be:
j
as
a
model,
or
perhaps
what
a
j
Canadian.
,
ALASKA
STATEHOOD
ALASKA
statehoood,
desirable
as
it
may
seem
and
until
ifli-fnnl.Vn.
4.
...1.;.
1.
'i
1
wnie,
wire
o-i
Chas.
Wilkn
"0
Mile
P
0
iina
even
lor
Hollywood.
;his
young
woman
was
no
injinuilJWIUUIlg
rLIUlig
t'lippUI
L
Willtn
it
HdS
already
been
accorded,
still
seems
to
be
faced
with
SHIIJGO
The
ideal
f
Shingles,
Fenc
rough
lumber.
Si
a
variety
of
q
colors.
Thompson
Hal
Co.
Ltd.
4
serious
obstacles
and
there
are
those
who
doubt
that
fashion
folks
usually'
select
to
it
will
hurdle
the
United
States
Congress
this
year.
ihow
off
tne!r
clothes,
strength
'
Statehood
has
been
approved
by
a
large
majority
by
ITtnttTJe
SSi
one
branch
of
Congress,
the
House
of
Represent-
'
Part
cf
her
story
i
heard
from
;
atives.
However,
it
appears
to
have
bogged
down
in
!!iy
Timins
mends,
with
the;
.i
r,
.
,
....
.
.
.
,
;
Norwegian
name.
Part
heard,
the
Senate
where
the
committee
on
interior
'
and
j
from
the
lovely
gin
from
Alaska
!
insular
affairs
is
holding
it
up
with
various
pretexts.
1
ht!u-
I
The
principal
obstruction,
although
it
is
kept
in
the
!
AS
ZfSl
I
background,
would
appear
to
be
that
big
business
fuii-biooded
Eskimo,
it
was
really!
'
does
not
want
statehood
as
it
would
affect
the
f
"nd
10
hear
lnls
love!y
yun
ii
,j
.
.
,
,
,
,
...
;
lacy
the
last
word
in
civilized
stranglehold
that
it
now
has
on
the
ambitious
;
teauty
and
charm
talk
wit.i;
northern
territon'.
v
such
ease
and
pride
of.
hsr
j
There
is
every
indication
now
that
the
statehood
SSuie
bill
will
get
lost
in
a
Congressional
adjournment
Ip&J'r1-
about
how
nappy
the.
big
jam
and
that
Alaskans
will
have
to
wait
another
year
j
tlJ
been'
TuiT
6Vn
:
,
iloneliness
wnen
she
had
come
for
the
-i
privilege
m
of
p
supervising
the
,ii
development
of
i
south
to
school
in
Seattle.
For:
their
own
rich
resources,
the
increasing
of
their
,!the
first
couP;e
of
'ears
she
hafl1
population
and
wealth
and
the
ability
to
support
the
ftTSuZZ
i
kind
of
government
they
want
all
of
which,
;
rival.
Then,
iinai'.y,
how
she
had
incidentally,
might
be
very
important
and
beneficial
'mied
in
t0
the
r?uIar
pi-
;ol
American
life
and
about
her
to
to
Prince
rrmce
Pnnert
nupert.
'work
at
the
hospital
where
she:
"
"
"
I
;
H
a
nurse-in-trainirf!.
i
;
SHE
TOLD
ME
ABOUT
HER
)
own
fiance,
a
canauian
war
!
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractor
i'jji
oping
for
something
i
Moving,
Pi(kint..t
Shlppin;
and
I
Carlafe
and
?K
"nnrpMf
l?f
liable
I
ent
Service.
!
I
Canadian
tNjnid
.4
for
Oxygen.
A.-ety
t
wcldlr
ft
supplies.
or
saving
for
it?
Lindsay's
Car
Storage
Lirf
own,
education
for
your
children,
freedom
from
money
worries.
Putting
aside
so
much
every
month
can
mean
all
the
difference
between
marking
time
and
getting
ahead.
;or.
2nd
and
Pai
Est
1910
Phom
T.S.S.
STF.AMFIf
That
real
vacation
you've
always
wanted
.
.
.
will
it
be
put
off
again
this
year
because
finances
won't
permit
?
Or
have
you
planned
your
waving,
with
a
certain
sum
earmarked:
"For
vacation
only"?
A
Royal
Bank
savings
account
can
put
you
on
the
road
to
the
things
you
want
most
a
home
of
your
-.
.
"Someday"
comes
closer
with
every
dollar
you
save
PRINCE
Rlf
IB
WHO
BUStUtSS
is
BAD
for
Cars
in
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
j
veteran
working
in
Alaska
on
!
:
construction
work,
but
who
ho-es
j
some
day
to
be
a
dentift.
I
'thought
to
myself
"lucky
fellow."
j
j
And,
whenever
I
think
about,
that
lovely
yotm;
lady
from
A!-j
eska
I
say
to
myself
how
lucky
SAItS
II
GX3Bft
1
Vanco
WATER
tells
the
truth
about...
WHISKY
nrr
-
we
are
to
have
such
magnificent
racial
stocks
on
which
will
suie-
a,nd
InlcrmH
Thursi
at
11:15
j
X.
!y
grow
a
finer
race
of
humans,
than
have
ever
yet
trod
this;
earth.
'
I
PLAY
A
LITTLE
GAME
whenever
I
get
the
chance.
Just
'
for
fun
I
put
a
little
star
on
an
'
Imaginary
map
wherever
I
have
why
you're
wise
to
bring
-f
.
4-
FOR
KETC
til.--n,.i
ijUt,J
rrlllV
l
r
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRANCH
-
-
-
D.
W.
G.
STEWART,
Monagtr
For
Writ'
a
friend
in
distant
places
or
wherever
I
have
made
a
friend
C1TV
1
01
rKlNCij
Seagram's
PROMPTNESS!
,
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
Mm
IC
99
Put
Seagram's
"83"
to
the
water
test.
For
water
plain
or
sparkling)
is
your
most
reliable
guide
to
the
whole
truth
about
any
whisky.
Water
adds
nothing,
detracts
nothing,
but
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
Say
SEAGRAMS
and
be
SUR..j
of
the
finett
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
moke
repairs
quickly
saving
you
time
and
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
and
inspected
parts
and
special
factory
approved
equipment.
Rupert
Motors
Ud.
Phones
.
1
566
Service
Dept.
R66
Parts
Dept-
83
6
PROMPYNESS
in
paying
your
bills
Is
important.
Your
retail
merchants
and
the
professional
men
deserve
their
money
WHEN
THE
BILL
IS
DIE!
PAY
every
bill
within
ten
days
after
it
is
received
and
your
installment
accounts
on
the
due
dates.
Build
a
reputation
and
a
record
for
promptness.
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert.
Pmnttanj
Thl-
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
'
the
Uquof
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.mvrnrVEB
Vli
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sunday's
t2
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENU!
Sunday,
9
P
m-i
j.
.
i
i
.in
n
ra.
l
Tuesaay,
it.
.....
...
....,..........-,.
,
-
.-
J
rom
snirf
FOR
NORTH
rjv
CHARIOT-'!
SUNDAY,
JUNE
18
O
Ash
Trays
Lighters
O
Razor
Sets
ENGINES
St.
EQC1PMENT
W
nk
niu)
have
for
nalo
riimmlin
iIIisi-Ib.
Simplct
rim
Enclnm.
Flrlhl
rllrl
rlint
plpln.
Klrvlhlr
rn-
Mum.
Tr.illlnj
Piife
Pwlvrtt.
riilihrll
.lm'k
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