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New.Goodwill
Move
Monday,
April
21,
1952
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1
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
ly
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year
International
frnnrlu-m
and
intercommunity
un-
$10;
by
mail,
per
month,
75c;
per
year,
$8.00.
1
derstanding
along
new
lines
was
developed
yesterday
t
;
i
I
On
Formosa.
wnen
rrotestant
ministers
of
Ketchikan
and
Jmneei-
iiUjert
participated
in
a
precedent-creating
exchange
of
iuipits.
Five
pastors
came
from
Ret-fhikjin
to
nreach
in
various
Generalissimo
Chiang
1
K.I
ta'
the
China
coast.
In
this
itor
Nti?
By
billbS
0'
TAII'EH,
Formosa
(CP,
where
the
Orient
has
hi-1,1
T,
i"1
Jap
Crimes
OK
Now?
churches
here
while
a
like
num-i
ber
went
to
Ketcnucan.
Interested
eonsrresations.
lar
f
to
Tk
"
I
CANADIANS
must
havei
ger
than
usual,
turned
out
morn-i
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
Authorized
as
second
class
mall
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
Treating
the
Tourist
TOURISM
in
Canada
has,
become,
particularly
in
the
last
few-
years,
a
whopping
big
business,
says
i
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
letter.
It
ranks
a
ith
'.such
stalwarts
as
agriculture
and
mining
as
a
source
of
revenue.
But,
with
the
upsurge
in
the
value
of
the1
Canadian
dollar
in
relation
to
the
American
currency,
a)llpuing
the
termination
of
foreign
exchange
con-:rol
Canada's
tourist
industry
faces
a
new
chal-.enjje.
This
year,
Canadians
will
have
to
step
up
..n.
-
-I
I
drink
advertising
sign
0n
the
the
presence
of
some
800
1!;?
cers
and
men
and
-a
n.,n,L,.
.
,
.
k
TOP
ECONOMIST
A.
F.
W.
Plumptre,
external
affairs
department's
top
economist,
Waves
fui
Paris
In
July
to
become
the
number
two
man
on
the
permanent
Canadian
delegation
to
the
North
Atlantic
nig
anu
evening
to
ii.rn
10
u-mcssages
of
the
Alaskan
inmL;-ters
and
tfie
Prince
Rupert
pastors
report
similar
interest
at
the
-First
City."
,
-
Transportation
was
carried
out
by
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
with
nights
Satu'day
and
today.
TYPICAL
MESSAGE
Rev.
Wyburn
Skidmore,
pastor
tf
First
Methodist
Church
at
Ketchikan,
who
preached
in
!
rubbed
their
eyes
with
j
wonder
when
they
read
the
newspaper
reports
of
j
j
the
April
9
speech
in
par-
j
liament
by
J.
H.
Black-j
more,
the
Social
Credit!
!
MP
for
Lethbridge,
Alta.1
i
Not
only
did
Mr.
Blackmore
'
'
play
down
the
atrocities
com-
j
mitted
by
the
Japanese
and
Ger-
j
i
mans
in
the
recent
war,
and
I
ienore
Hone
Kone.
but
in
the
i
There
Isn't
a
stick
of
chewing
"We
gum
for
Formosans,
either
which
probably
Is
why
they
dlf-
forbidicn.
fer
from
most
other
Orientals
,
J-
in
that
tney
don't
slouch
aloniz
IoreiMer
u
rreaty
organization.
The
54
year-old
Montreal-born
head
I"
ln
u.
with
the
Jw:d
,
of
the
department's
economic
j
dw'nf,
nt
,of
e
body's
work.
'
S?.
to
,
Soft
drinks
and
gum
a
t,,,!
1
ot
fi..."
diviinn
division
win
will
Kmo
become
an
-cc
asso
Fast
United
Church
here
brought
iwo
or
a
long
list
of
"luxurv"
'
'
lne
Items
lh.
n-
k.
.
.
y.
CelebMti,f'i
a
typical
message
at
the
morn-,
tlPPutv
,....
..,
"
..1
minis
fi,
who
has
been
an-
-.
"c
iiiiporiea
-""
or
to
-
v,
.
luimuMt
uusientv
.
mm
perverceo..
one-siaea
part
;
INSPIRED
Rev
Wyburn
'
Panted
chief
the
delegation
eh-jrrh
in
Prince
Rnnert
M
I
half
-true,
and
Dartlv
entirely
program.
They
annarpnu.,'
nfn
ok
(CP
from
National
Film
Board
weren't
popular
before
tiie
war
,
p
annaa;l
it
!
j!
and
their
use
now
isn't
bein?
7tm
mkx
Skidmore,
Ketchikan's
"First
Citizen,''
preacher
at
local
church
during
international
exchange
-of
pastors.
:
false
explanation
of
what
led
up
1
to
Pearl
Harbor
he
most
unfairly
!
maligns
the
United
States.
1
Accordina
to
Mr.
Blackmore's
!
-
Western
branrti
of
C!"-r-
Stru,
j
warped
reasoning,
the
real
war
.
.sj.
inspiration.
He
had
been
impressed
with
the
dignity
and
sincerity
of
worship
here
and
the
fine
edifice
for
God's
use.
He
made
particular
reference
to
the
junior
choir
and
anthem.
It
would
be
a
challenge
which
he
could
present
to
the
young
people
of
his
own
church.
I
Taking
as
his
subject
"This'
is
the
Time
for
Greatness."
Mr
1
:heir
tourist
promotion
activities
in
order
to
lure
our
American
neighbors
over
here;
and
more,
important
still,
we
will
have
to
treat
them
right
when
the
get
here.
The
people
who
stand
to
gain
or
lose
most,
depending
on
which
way
the
tourist
trade
winds
blow,
arethose
who
come
into
direct
contact
with
our
visitors
owners
and
operators
of
retail
stores,
restaurants,
hotels,
resorts,
:
service
stations
and
gar-age5,
entertainment
"places,
transportation
companies,
tiovelty
and
souvenir
dealers,
and
the
like.
They
arethe
"contact"
people
in
our
.tourist
industry.
Jlf
they
don't
let
the
tourist
know
who
they
are,
where
they
are,
and
what
they
have
to
offer,
they
cannot
reasonably
expect
to
rean
any
benefits.
More-
.
and
liquor
are
available
only
to
tunes
on
T.
foreigners
at
a
government
tfe
and
a
kir
store..
Purchase
is
by
tickets
die
o!tfits
j
bought'
beforehand
at
the
Bans
of
Formosa
with
U.S.
currency.'
.tfm
'7htHlilST'SS
rmii
ray...
Statehood
Not
Likely
This
Year
iiiiiuiiiiis
wcie
jiu
me
oiuck-1
hearted
war
lords
and
murderers
,
who
ruled
Japan
through
assassination
and
intimidation.
No.
lie
blames
Cordell
Hull,
a.id
by
obious
Inmpilcation,
even
the
late
I
President
Roosevelt,
i
ine
u.t.
Army
also
operates
a
'inn
8
ltr6
Post
Exchange
for
its
soldiers'
t
"j
or-
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Skidmore
declared
that
these
i
and
a
few
privileged
civilians
i
1,7
mim
Locally-produced
tobaccos
and
""??.
lan
i
days'
of
crisLs
should
be
the
oc-
j
,
;
j
.wuuvvm
V-1.IAI
lXl
casion
for
Christian
derision.:
II
0,UIIUW
MR.
BLACKMORE
3
astounding
speech
is
set
forth
on
mze
Even
thf
SornV
people
mfeht
'
Jm.
be
g
has
h,UBNfU
,m.
not
murh
Ak
.......
han
atehood
favor-,J,ef'
.ilia
;
fnitratPrt
In
vn
'
them
inhabit.
;
f
1411
of
Hansard,
the
official
mons1;nWh
7
H
describd
a
Sy
uSalnlyS
aWe
Mtto
durln
Ptl
The
island
is
under
martial
UmoTa
"
"
and
I
"
mons
tieman
farmer
as
one
who
sel-
,
lywea"a
rt"tywp,.JC"
session
of
Congress,
in
the
opin-
and
takes
its
austerity
pro-.
coast
.
record
of
House
of
Com
.7,,
S'
luom
dom
raises
raises
anything
anyming
Dut
ms
,,,,,.,:
n,
,""";:
:r
on
or
at
least
one
of
the
five
lam
seriously.
ciui
tt
n
yuu
luimciu
a
uuu
unm
hat?
Dancing
ift
public
places
h
-
'
ovef,
if
they
happen
to
be'among
that
small
minor-
LiiiiLbnc
ana
impelled
w
in
tlii;
tt
o
i
i
i
.
.
.
.
tiL
'C8'slat0rs
who
vliilted
Ju"
feeling
that
now
was
the
u
Continued
on'
you
get
him
so
angry
that
he
is
ittr
V-Vi1i
cofcti
umi-l
ViMf
V
Vi
airA.i.Al
i
almost
utterlv
mad
rin
not
hoi
the
minister
o!
n!-nmnn
'rhZZ
!
The
five-Gary
ID,
Va.l,
Can-
V
jjw,
,.-.,o
w
""in
vi
iiii
.iic
aiuncu
UUI
UUSC
VI
'
.
.
.
VC,
,
.
'
Mr.
Howe
a
.
.
"
fip
d
(R
Mil
.Ciomlncbl
ir
rnnkinp-
thP
tniD-ist
hr
enarmrrr
Kim
oKnnvmo
i
...
.
trade,
betrayed
immed
ate
and
n.
...
.
.7
..
f"
"V
-
"'"
special
Interest
when
he
heard
.
N.J.).
Passman
(D,
La.)
and
Inrernarionol
Brotherhood
of
Pulp,
n,n
prices,
tnen
tney
ao
not
deserve
to
stay-in
j
&
,Sed
w
how
well
the
fain.
elevator
?0aon
rC
TThe'VTr
mrs
auipnirc
ond
PaDer
Mil!
Makers
Local
708
WATSON
ISLAND,
B.C.
Election
ol
troy
It
is
said
there
are
merchants
who
trv
to
take
j
second
man
acts
...
I
think
j
!
"
',
"
"v
"
umcers,
inciuaing
near
-
ainir;i
drews
Cathedral
and
St.
Peter's
r.
t.
McElligott.
conn-,
ider
of
Aniican
here:
Rev
flnvtnn
ih
nr
..
....
.
undue
advantage
of
Canada's
strengthened
mone
,
must
look
with
a
measure
of
j
Indulgence,
or
shall
I
say.
char-
,T
SEEMS
TO
WORi.
'
ltV.'
On
the
atrocities
cnmmittoH
Shnillri
vnn
JPP
enmonnn
noolr
"
--
'
t
nmur
lieu,
int.
new
IJ
j
Shot
well,
at
First
Pre.sbyterian
.
Yakutat
to
ia;ix-ct
their
first
tiipi.
orAwii
junaa-
station
;
by
the
Japanese
,
as
0
well
as
by
uy
the
llJC
...B
ing
an
...
umbrella,
ulIlulclla,
you
j,uu
can
put
pul,
son
son,
at
al
the
lrxe
Salvation
saivation
Army,
Army,
and
and
tary
position
charging
American
visitors
a
premium
for
Canadian
funds,
over
and
above
the
legal
rate.
Such
shortsightedness,
not
to
mention
the
lack
of
ethics,
is
inexcusable.
Anv
Canadians
who
imlulcrp
Germans
in
the
great
struggle.
Wm
(or
her)
down
for
a
chee-
Elder
Fred
Wagner
'
Seventh
Dav
.
,h'le1here
rv,ii
,.
.
lk
thcy
'e
enter-I
am
not
condoning
thse
things,
chako,
so
far
as
the
north
coast
Arivontut
talned
at
a
Ginner
with
Coast
Wage
merely
seeking
to
understand
is
concerned.
It
works,
nin?
The
local
natnr
uh
u.pnt
(
?Ua
nd
cl
ian
crflciaIs'
En"
ana
to
make
allowances
for
;
times
out
of
ten
When
wp
ram
.
..."
r
-
leivainmeni
was
rcsinciea
at
M'tcnisan
were
ev.
ur.
K.
A.
,h
.
-
u
the
rennest
of
iho
M.rMm.n
it.
wvvi.r
c
i
v.
v
ii
i
k
i
li
v
i
nri
r
I
ivi
I
i
i
nrjtw
vv
m
.
1,1
1
wiii,
uj-ak
in
no
I'l
nra
iv
n
.
.
.
afferent
cause
they
will
not
see
their
victims,
and
a
-eat
i
for
ONEgrw
with
the
Social
as"
?SSSJ"Sffi
KT3
'ST"?
-SEISS
many
Otherwise
potential
customers,
airain
Fur-
I
CmUt
argument
that
U.S.
in-
was
an
umbrella.
It
was
bought
oil.
'
7;
are
anxlous
10
"djourn
bt.'ore
the
national
conventions
start
thermore,
such
a
practice
can
seriously
undermine
1
22?
'anT
SwiS
"!
ation'Army.
C1W
trtlivicf
n-irl
net
..c
1
j
.
.
.
i
I
insisted
linnri
Kir
tv
uc
I
Ul..i.
i
i
.
....
'
-
r
v.u.
ici
umuoiij
aa
a
v
iiuic.
Vjaimaa,
lor
WflOrfl
i
J
"
mc
anci
unc
naa
Deen
mown
no
!
illsirip
nut.
throo
biH
Unn
tmiri
ic
im.,t.,f
i;
i
n
?.
l"'nB'
"ui
to
suggest,
di-j
-i
J
Uttlt
1
THE
mi.
oiacxraure
am
mat
this
de-
ana
two
were
missing,
'
the
de-vie
ffnarlpri
.lunan
lib-n
m.j
1
.
...
.
"
he
sees
little
chance
for
any
action
on
statehood
this
session.
BILL
RECOMMITTED
A
statehood
measure
is
tied
up
in
the
Senate
now.
The
bill
was
reeomfilitted
for
committee
study
in
February
after
reaching
the
floor.
Gary
pointed
out
that
the
kwu.
.0111
.o
uii
nijjvji
tain
suuue
ui
American
aonars,
cannot
afford
such
foolhardinessv
:.
-,
)
An
essential
factor
in
attracting
and
impressing
American
tourists,
is
to
make
our
country
typically
Canadian,
in
other
words,
let's
not
imitate
someone
else's
customs
and
m;innpr
TV
!a
q
cBviH.o-m.'nW
bull,,
to
go
to
war
with
the'
real
no.
more.
Fifteen
perfectly
gortd
'.
JmJ
CTTEDDfV
culprit,
U.S.A.,
is
like
something
dollars
had
already
been
squan-
L
I
!
LfN.D
O'A
out
of
Orwell's
nightmare
book,
dered.
We've
often
-rndcrijj'
called
"1984."
what
the
grand
total
would
Je'
WII
T
N
MK
The
cause
of
Japan's
entry
today
had
we
kept
on
collect-
Fditnr
w
u
Vtf
METROPOLE
HALL
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Ruper
TUESDAY,
APRIL
22,
1952
i
House
has
approved
statehood
for
Alaska
once,
and
he
said
v.
wuuu
war
lw0
was
not
be-
ing
umbrellas.
Fancy!
From
fj:
uauy
v
n,
wews
iooq
tn
imi
-
"
oi.vuo
jiiioutirvc
cause
toiuc
Rooseve
xujuseveit
t
a
and
I
HI
w.iil
riUJl
to
try
to
turn
Canada
into
an
imitatlVm
nf
th
TTn.t
;.8aed
the
Japanese
bull
to
Regarding
your
editorial
of
j
that,
if
the
Senate
measure'
i-
Upril
17,
now
that
you
have
i
should
pas
this
session,
he
has
States.
Qrufoe
Vi-oJf
Visitors
here
u
:
;
Point
of
ury.
It
was
that
the
h
HIS
...c
worship
come
to
see
something
differ.
Japanese
war
lords,
were
alreadv
J,,
J
'asked:
'.'What
ought
we,
Prince
!
little
doubt
that
it
would
re-
.
t
..
.
Tnp
e
mavrtn
T...
i
n
..
.
i.t
.
....
..
';...
.
Polling
Place
Open
o
Following
Times
8:S0
a.m
to
10
r.iu.
a.m.
lo
S
p.m.
7
p.m.
h
?
embarked
on
one
of
the
most
mayc
deliberate,
'
carefully
ni3nn.H
Shlomo
fchrag
;ai,
has
been
visit-
Frince
Rupert-ites
or
Prince
j
lower
body.
criminal
grabbine
camoalcn
ing
in
Montreal
recently.
He
Rupertlans?
Or
what
not?"
I
A
statehood
bill
died
in
tho
ever
seen
in
history.
Ignoring
s.
not
look
tne
Part-
He
hs
"Or
what
not?"
might
be
the
i
Senate
after
safely
passing
the
pariipr
fincrr!....)...
in..
.....
.
no
turban,
nor
has
hp
a
Hoar4
...
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IT
IS
IMPORTANT
THAT
ALL
MEMBERS
OF
LOCAL
708
VOTE
uu.51a1.es,
me
uiai
graos
.
.
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"
must
aprupnaie
out
11
wouian
1
1
-"
amiun,
oui
ot
:
Korea
and-
Formosa,
they
wnu!
and
lengthy.
His
photo
be
my
choice.
It
is
so
unroman-'
an
attempt
Is
being
made
to
were
nc.ir
virtually
y4n,u4uiy
continuous
conimuous
aggres-
aggres-
was
?n
tne
Daily
"
News
the
nie
other
uiatr
tic
uc
just
just
aoesn
doesn't
t
1
leave
a
thing
to
1
reopen
the
Issue
in
the
upper
sors
sors
pvpp
ever
sinro
since
tha
the
.
u
evemnS-
evening.
His
H's
Worshin
Worship
is
i
middle-
mirtnii.
build
house
hmiw
nnm
now
end
of
world
a
dream
on
'
'
feTt
,
y,fly,
And
Prlnce
Rupert-lte.
It
pvp
TAbiM
t
SamhT6,
&nu
.
"ncle
sounds
well,
but
by
the
time
we'd
s-
JAPAN
sort
of
thin
grabbed
the
whole
of
whiskers.
gct
used
to
It
some
carele.
m1,ncf
l"
l9'Jl-
By
the
person
would
have
pronounced
middle
thirUes
she
was
grabbing
!
A
man
is
reported
to
haw
it
Prince
Ruprr-tite.
That
truth
....
.
.
.
.
.
.
Whole
Chunks
nf
Chinn
nirlfprl
nn
o
il.nl,1
I-
.
kiuFci.
r------
-j-
o..c.n.
in
a
iwai
wouia
nun.
Ana
it
ts
natural
Japan
s
capture
of
the
Chinese
establishment,
a
day
or
so-ago.
'.hat
we
would
not
wish
the
.
.
.
.
1
rani
f
II
Ml
ti
n..lt
l
'
wa
lonowea
in
waiKt-a
away.
Ana
yet
we
whole
world
to
know
that
which
bV
one
of
th
mnf
h.t.tA
flrp
rpnntuHlu
f.H
tk.i
t
L
.
.
.
...
,
..
H.,,Ko'
r
v
.W...UIC,
---
"i---.-u.
iU
him
a
ma-
ougm
10
nave
Deen
Kepi
in
me
aeimerately
planned
,
mass
rapes
Jr
robbery
here
is
practically
city's
family
circle.
But
mostly,
and
ravages
in
all
history.
(Why
unknown.
'
outsiders
prefer
to
discover
it
SLVwKe?tbettCT
at
Hong
;
themselves
.
.
.
call
them
"Ute"
Tol.i
ha."
Jap?n
was
say'n8
Gordon
Jolliffe.
Queen
char-
M
vu
will.
1
ri.
trv
this;
'
IeCt'
as
otte
sourdougn.
was
in
town
!
I
fancy,
I'd
like
t
be
known
as
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
"Submit
to
us
nr
thu
tv,
.
'
luUKlns
up
many
old
a
frince
Rupertan.
Once
one
treatment
yoii
win
t,Jr
d
r
1
e
n
d
s
anu
retmmending
managed
to
get
used
to
the
name,
im
pan
wasanS
llll'ZZ
l
ne
f
the
WKl
effect
should
off
the
China
PnoTf
,
,
best
nollday
regions
out
of
be
tremendous.
efore?h?
NhHak-ed
imper"
l?
that
Somc
'
that
the
sun
over
ialist
burgl."
had
the
iihrto'S.
h
,n
Pri"Ce
Ru"
:
PrinCe
Rupert
is
oftcn
d''
t
'
set
up
a
Lrt
of
lmnpriaf
nf-i
unt"
have
become
perhaps
by
that
same
little
cloud
ent.
If
they
wanted
to
see
what
they
have
at
home,
they
would
stay
at
home.
However,
business
alone
can
hardly
be
expectad
to
solve
our
tourist
problems,
so
long
as
it
is
beset
by
such
heavy
taxation.
A
great
many
comrrfodities
which
bulk
so
largely
in
holiday
spending
cost
considerably
more
in
Canada
than
in
the
United
States
because
of
the
level
of
taxation
here.
Examples
are
"tobacco
products,
camera
supplies,
sporting
goods,.
gasoline,
and
a
great
number
of
so-called
luxury
items."
"'
Government,
therefore,
which
so
ardently
seeks
American
dollars
and
so
loudly
champions
the
tourist
industry
as
a
means
of
bolstering
our
economy,
might
do
well
to
give
consideration
to
relaxing
the
tax
burden.
The
fallacy
of
trying
to
encourage
holiday
spending
in
Canada
while
at
the
same
time
adding
to
the
prices
for
the
goods
to
be
purchased
is
not
hard
to
see.
Wa
n
ted-Ste
wa
rdess
CANADIAN
Pacific
Air
Lines,
no
doubt,
knows
V-
its
own
business.
The
travelling
public
also
knows
what
it
wants.
There
has
been
a
good
deal
of
complaint
since
the
stewardess
was
removed
from
the
plane
run
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Sandspit.
We
have
been
hearing
about
discomforts,
particularly
during
.these
recent
days
of
rough
flying,
which
might
have
been
alleviated
through
the
presence
of
the
stewardess.
Maybe
we
have
just
got
used
to
the
pleasant,
smiling
young
-women
accompanying
us"
'on
the
Sandspit
hop
and
providing
us
with
that
welcome
cup
of
coffee
and
couple
of
biscuits.
Anyway,
everybody
seems
to
be
wishing
she
was
back
rough
days
or
fairand
we
hope
CPA
will
consider
reinstating
her.
:
ence
g
ever
that
radi0
of
late
has
bt'en
tariff
system
around
a
1
1
thu
"
htvinl
L
,out
"V-
!is
plain
nonsensT.
fjing
SiA
e
islands-
ing
so
much
about
...
But
this
.
w.ic.c
me
nooas
neea
not
aampen
our
spirit.
By
MR.
BLACKMORE
says
he'
has1
'
"'Hi-
,
radiating
sunshine
one
to
an-
KRf
JBTlfs
"
p"nce
ana
all
Canada,
a
vru
"
u"
ue'B
cuuea
a
rrince
17
Kuper-
4Q
in
torn
$49
in
1939
j
and
about
$321
in
1952.
tite
you
say?
...
vice
by
Implying
that
they
share
VIOLET
INOALLS
'AV.V.V.VAV.V.V.W.W.V.V.W.V.VAVAV.V
r
iicu
oeuei
ana
it
was
all
right
for
Japan
to
run
amok
before;
and
that
under
similar
circumstances
she
would
be
justified
In
doing
it
again.
INFRA-RAY
PENETRATING
Night-time
ITCH
J
Of
Toes
And
Feel
Find
I'uiiiuti
ui
limes
tnt,iU3Uu
r
h-uj-
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25,
cost,
insertions
for
prie
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
'
Arid
four
words
if
bo
number
required
Co
Almost
Drlvt
Yo
Crazy
HEAT
LAMP
Aids
Rheumatism,
Lumbago,
Sore
Muscles,
Stiff
Joints
and
other
ailments.
It!
S
niLi7,.l
..
Name
Certainly
the
company
cannot
any
longer
tell
r.
u
.
k"
..."
Vr5"'
"f.
A"'"
No-
j
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Address
Phone
us
mat
it
is
tor
lack
of
patronage
or
traffic
that
this
retrenchment
has
been
made.
.