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SERIOIS
COMTLAINTS
U'outinued
from
page
1)
Prince
Ruoeit
Daily
News
Tuesday.
February
28.
1S52
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
?
Plaints.
"this
is
no
place
to
make
that
rmrmliiint
Indonesia
Suspicious
IFurth,,,
i
"Vnli
cHmilH
havn
nnriAarnfl
4
the
court
of
revision."
At
City
Council
.
.
.
But
Shriaberg
continued
to
v,.,
yor
RilU
a."
say
how
he
had
never
paid
any
rfWrttt
,
attention
before
to
his
assess-
j
w
"
1,0
cltr'cil
mi,
'
ment
slips;
had
In
fact,
Just
!n"'rit
'turI'
taken
them
for
granted.
1
'oramS
to
j"
:Ai,-.,d
"?,id,;?:.l.hfre
Woul
he
rZTL
.
t'nilrd
Stairs
May
Have
Overplayed
Hand
By
JOHN
M.
HICHTOWER
WASHINGTON
(API
The
Early
Street
Improvement
Planned
fVtV
stTPOt.Q
prnssitlfF
fr-ii-.i
!
A
rnimct
hv
Print
Runnrt
uu
iinc
biiia
increase.
B,,
,
11
taA
,
scribed
to
Third
Avpnnns
anH
r-,.rii.mr
rii.h
in
h
oitv
(rr.ri
United
Slates
is
in
danger
of
He
said
he
thought
there
correctly
t
ment
role.
Third
to
Fraser
Street
will
be
!
road
and
parking
area
at
the
losing
out,
as
some
mginy
mlnt
have
btn
a
ccrlcal
placed
diplomats
put
it.
in
In
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
ror.
City
treasurer'
office
him
there
was
no
error.
told;..
,ACn
Mayo,
I
,0n
X
Mr.
Shrul1
COTTAGE
SETS
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
HOSIERY
BAGS
given
a
thorough
once-over
by
Seal
Cove
curling
rink
was
re-the
board
of
works
department
ferred
to
board
of
works
for
as
part
of
an
early
street
lm-'
action.
provement
clan
this
vear
-..,.,
ra..t
n
donesiaprobably
because
It
overplayed
its
hand
there.
This
country
has
sought
to
Hp
said
he
tr-lenhnnr1
!
'or
his
DrrHi,.
"
Currie,
city
assessor,
to
ask
him
:
e
lo"ked'
it
kj.
."
Subject
was
touched
off
In
city
removing
a
water
menace
at
persuade
the
Indonesian
govern-
ftbout
u.
ment.
which
acts
friendly
but
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE-
council
last
night
by
a
reauest
r-nnr.iH
Street
school
munril
"Currie
told
me
he
never
as-
i
01
vision
ii
y
talks
U
"eu
neutral,
to
be
counted
on
from
W.
H.
Murray,
Commercial
where
water
was
draining
from
'J
scssed
my
plce,"
he
told
coun-
fair.
Ther
LI?
slde
tnc
wt''ster
n
at"
Hotel,
requesting
sidewalk
Jltk
a
and
Ninth
Avenue
on
to
the
grounds.
cii
V.
hf,
paved
pavea
road
roaa
on
on
Eighth
tignth
Street
Street.
u
He
rl,nnJ
requested
a
rfit,.h
ditch
and
h
Hri
drain
rac'es
the
struggle
against
I
about
t
It
now",
communism.'
It
has,
according
to
the
best
Mr.
Murray
called
road
condi-
be
installed
lions
In
the
area
faced
by
two
hotels
"extremelv
dinupmn.
i..
DWINDLING
RACE
Abm
i;inrs
in
Australia
are
estimated
lo
have
decreased
from
300
000
in
the
18th
century
to
50.000
today.
Information
available
here,
Rupert
Gains,
Alaska
Loses
"THE
ROYAL
JOURNEY"
'YOU'VE
BEEN
WJUTBfir
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
(P
A
new
settlement
will
be
organized
this
summer
at
Reindeer
Lake,
400
miles
northvast
of
here.
Natives
in
the
area
will
move
to
the
site
when
a
new
fish
filleting
plant
opens
there.
Sites
have
plso
been
surveyed
for
a
wharf
and
townsite.
life
and
limb."
Neither
was
there
s,ncrDrooKe
Avcnue
resuienis
pressed
American
aid
upon
In-'
a
sidewalk
for
protection
-of
wi"
have
to
wait
a
little
longer
donesia
with
the
best
of
lnUm-pedesirians
in
the
heavy
traffic
before
they
find
out
whether
or
l'ons
but
In
such
a
way
as
to
;
'
not
their
petition
for
a
street
Is
f
use
l'lc
J""
uf
a
n
Aid.
r,
George
Casey
then
brought
independent
people,
,
,
t
.
,.
.
H'al.
Ten
of
16
residents
have
up
road
conditions
on
,
These
moves
are
regarded
as
playing
till
Saturday
with
two
showings
each
night
at
7:30
-
10:00.
'
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.
I
.ft-fr
A
'
-
1
Halibut
Landings
for
1931
And
1950
Compared
if
)
Jooif:
While
halibut
landing
in
nil
Street
and
other
streets
crosslnc
PcUtlonecl
sr
a
through
street
being
at
the
root
of
.tne
explo
"TIIE
I'SKNOtt'N
MAN"
playinc
...
.
.
thn
main
thfivnuirhrrn
hut
thp
nitv
in
nlcn
nn
fiimnr
Kinn
in
It
R
.Tnrlnnpuiiin
rplntlnrw
AiasKa
pons
ieu
on
in
cne
laoi
v...ub...,.
,
.
-
toilav
and
U'oiln
.i,.
'
"
ul
"u
season.
Prince
Rupert
and
Seat-1
Acting
Mayor
George
Hills,
also
according
to
City
Clerk
R.
Wi
which
occurred
a
few
days
ago
on,y
tie
showed
an
Increase,
accord-
board
of
works
chairman,
says
Lonij.
Proposed
street
borders
whcn
Fori'iBn
Minister
Aehined
nl(-nt
"
First
Show
Starts
7:15
ing
to
figures
which
have
just,nis
committee
was
planning
an
McClymont
Park
City
solicitors
""'"J"
leaigucu
an-ci
uiuei
been
compiled
by
the
Alaska
j
"early
inspection"
of
all
down-
are
investigating
whether
city
l'aolnct
members
and.
much
of
Pish
and
Wild
Life
Service.
j
town
crossroads
after
which
may
or
may
not
sign
the
petition
'
the
Indoncsiun
Parliament
re-Prince
Rupert
had
4,383,000
j
action
would
be
considered.
legally
as
an"
owner
fufit,d
10
back
llls
sU'1'
to"
pounds
from
American
boats
,
ward
,
a
military
aid
agreement
comuarcd
to
3
683.68G
the
nrevi-
d.i-
u
..
-
.
with
the
United
States
Parking
Meters
Mooted;
Police
Scored
ous
year.
Her
landings
by
Canadian
boats
were
almost
un-'
j
BAPUIIO!!
f
I
Subject
of
parking
meters
and
fie
hvl.iu.-K
nor
inii,..,
E
'
'
K
"
v-
rhaiw
nr
olmnt
'
r.illir..i
t..ffi
.
.
,
.
.
..
b"
-
2
"""
vi
unit
euiiuui
again
caused
con-
around
the
streets
enough
wuu..i,
.Mui-iuuie.
uiseu.s.sion
loiiow-ing
an
almost
doubled
last
year
to
off-the-agenda
report
by
Aid
The
Indonesian
K
public
ix
about
the
richest
of
the
Far
Kastern
territories
in
rubber,
tin
and
oil.
And
it
Is
a
country
which
has
gained
Independence
from
its
former
European
masters
and
at
the
same
time
put
down
Commu
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey
said
he
wasi
ab
olutely
dissatisfied"
with
the!
1
l
WILL
DO
!i
:i
tn.T
i
ii
mi
iiiiiiiKis
i'iiiti
i:i
rin
i.j
inrrnui
i
;rmnn
nm
..e
9
04iMi
in
iow
7.
i,
'.'
I
"
'
.
wy
P"ce
handle
traffic
here.
At
THE
"We
have
a
full
complement
of
police
now,
there
should
be
more
of
them
seen
on
the
street.
"I
defy
anyone
her.?
to
DOlnt
...
.uvv.
jutiic,
cuiiniuLtee.
lne
Seattle
landings
by
American
subject
will
trs
formally
Intro-boats
in
,1951
were
9.640.52a
duced
at
the
next
meeting
after
pounds
compared
to
7,383,577
in
lurther
investigation,
lon
i
MAN
nist
forces
which
quickly
arose
j
to
seize
power
in
the
new
;
state.
The
thing
that
precipitated;
Soebardjo's
resignation
was
his
!
negotiation
of
a
statement
with
Ketchikan
landlnea
were
ftla'
uomez
saa
his
entire
out
ncn
tney
nave
seen
a
5.376.000
last
year
compared
to
mmi.
with
exception
of
policeman
patrolling
the
streets,"
,
in
10cn
1950
rartjrui
naioia
wnaien,
iavored
ran
uui.
6,984,510
parking
meters
as
a.
means
of
Ambassador
Merle
Cochran
de-
parking
control.
Subject
had
been
discus
IscudwIthMPpore-
sixthu?
rl?
'
'
10
city
who
also
favored
the
f,'"'"
'J
.8.
military
assistance
n
n
e
i"n
lr'"?Zl,l
10
receive
econ-
Aid
Casey
urged
Aid.
Oomez
bylaws
was
referred
to
the
pollc
police
;
The
tLm
Juneau
had
2,392.000
compared
to
3,797,408
in
1950.
'
Pelican
City
had
2,264,000
compared
to
3.358.040
in
1950.
Sitka
had
2,064,000
compared
to
3,087,591
in
1950.
Petersburg
had
2.808.000
compared
to
3.141.332
in
1950.
Central
Alaska
had
3,729,000
compared
to
4,365,048
In
1950.
Other
Alaska
ports
had
a
Mutual
Security
yct
pass-
I
in
-
10
iisicn
to
tnc
mavors
and
ieenin
commlttc-e
with
'
JOT
EVILYN
XWOTS
CHANDLER
KEYES
McMS
veto."
powcr
t0
acb
od
by
Congress
last
year
requtr-
ag'rstCrTetrr
R"T,mp,dthc
we
wont
pass
it.
But
I
also
indienteH
,hnw
r
.
"
.
.
.
.
I
with
ROCK
HUDSON
'
JOYCE
HOLBEN
a
univirsal
iktesw
similar
drop,
to
496,000
in
1951
against
562,892
the
year.
previous
"link
meters
you
and
should
what
know
such
all
Installa-
about
malning
indefinitely
'""cnniuiy
in
m
the
the
area
area.
,
l,nt
contend
tl
.1,7
Is
makes
J
.
trouble
for
TOT!
Eve.
Shows
7
-
9:05
p.m.
Today
to
Wednesday
tion
wou
d
involve
hefrr
""-
u'"-u
owiies
in
mi
mast"
"There's
Still
a
SALE
on
at
Fashion
Footwear
.
.
.
and
I'm
glad
you
want
to
go
in,
dear,
because
there
really
are
some
extraordinary
values."
Children's
Slippers
99c
Women's
Shoes
1.95
2.95
nd
4.95
Men's
Shoes
6.95
Fashion
Footwear
CANADIAN
SHAKE
IP
One
reason
for
the
drop
in
bring
the
matter
to
a
vote.'
Trade
licenses
were
granted
to
lanas
were
"neutrality"
in
the
i
the
following:
J.
Norton,
contrac-1
cold
war
is
a
popular
political1
A
r
AMOIS
rUUl'1
A
n
sun
uafi
Thnt
I
onariion
hnnl.
.
A
rl
TV,,,,,..,!
i.
tenet.
said
to
be
more
nmnern,,
.
,h
I,-'..L
71
tor:
hr.
Comer
and
Mike
Pus
Phone
Red
130
Today
for
reservation
m"Curtii
L.;
"
,
j
i
""
iiHwii-
tat
ever
before,
landed
21,466,000
;
There
hnsn'i
li.-.n
Cllffiflmf
Dnl
I
11
.
.
.
,
...
..
pounds
of
halibut
as
against
pntn
"
"7
,
S.
.
"
5
ana
cnllurcn
s
:
i
mi
in
in
1
uu'
w-iu
i.ri-
wear.
:
their
total
of
only
18.773,643
City
Pays
Less
For
School
Costs
1S50.
The
total"c,itch
also
fell
a
little,
from
57,018.010
pounds
in
1U50
to
50,347.524
in
1951.
1
HIGHWAY
An
advance
of
$30,000
Was
irrant
.tl
to
the
school
board
whicli
announced
this
year's
HARD
ON
REINDEER
OSLO
Unusual
weather
roniiit.ions
nre
rnitiirirl
tn
hiivn
Lot
D.
Block
22.
Section
6.
to
T
Kaardal
for
$000.
Lot
14.
Block
26.
Section
5
to
W.
Mintenko
for
$250.
Lots
13.
14
and
15,
Block
26.
budget
of
$343,000
of
whifh
the
city
s
sharc
ls
'30-583.88
brought
a
threat
of
starvation
OPENIN
City
Clerk
R.
W.
lor
the
big
reindeer
herds
in
Long
told
council
city
would
be
paying
S-"T
,
"'
"V
va"
u"
Norway's
northern
Finnmark
oiu.
province.
-
Their
main
winter
i
sl3
00
less
tn's
year
for
school
poi,
i
Lot-
2
3to
24,
Block
23,
Section
8.
to
Aagc
Tansen
for
$1,000.
food,
mountain
moss,
is
covered
;
costs-
due
to
a
difference
in
ra-w:th
exceptionally
deep
snow
i
tl0
between
rural
and
municipal
-tpped
by
a
hard
ico
crust.
.
j
W
responsibilities.
Last
year,
;
;
,
J
;
i
city's
shaio
was
72
per
cent;
this
1
his
advertisement
is
not
pulrlisned
or
rtispldycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
ttie
Government
of
British
Columbia
WiiMam
of
Wykcham,
Bishop
yrar
11
ls
49
"tr
cent.
Difference
,1s
due
to
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
of
Winchester
in
the
14th
cen
tury,
founded
Winchester
College
and
New
College,
Oxford
VANCOt
Vl
lt
and
VKTOKIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
aire
a
km,
stewart
am)
port
simpson
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
O.I
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
February
29
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
TOR
SOI
TH
(K
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
'
ss.
Chilcotin
March
7
and
21
I
RANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Ai;ent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5
The
Provincial
Department
o'
P-Work's
announces
that
Highway
16
be1
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
is
now
op
.
light
traffic.
A
6-ton
gross
load
limit
has
placed
until
further
notice
on
DionoC'
Bridge,
1
4
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,"'
is
now
undergoing
repairs.
Finance
committee
recommenced
payment
of
$16240
for
administration
charges
In
con-ncxUou--wHtrthtrMuhlc!par
Su-
pcrannuation
Act;
that
the
account
from
John
Currie,
city
assessor,
amounting
to
$$336,
be
paid;
that
service
agreement
with
McLean
Si
Ruddcrham
for
servicing
typewriters
at
a
rate
Ltd.
sharing
rural
costs,
follow-,
ing
their
entering
into
tion.
Following
property
sales
were
recommended:
Wvst
half
of
Lot
27,
28,
Block
9,
Scetion
5,
to
C.
R.
and
I.
M.
Bo-hannon
for
$600.
Trade-in
Allowance
$100.00
PR
9'
;
cu.
H.
DELUXE
Refrigerator
$499.00
C'2
cu.
ft.
DELUXE
Lot?
30
to
36
inclusive.
Block
01
246
06
a
V('ar
be
accepted.
All
3
Section
8,
to
Mike
Logan
for
recommendations
were
accepted
i
by
council.
$560.
Refrigerator
$461.50
$
70.00
Announcing
.
.
.
8'i
cu.
ff
STANDARD
Refrigerator
$432.50
DELUXE
R
ango
$519.00
STANDARD
Ranqc
$388.50
DELUXE
WASHERS
:
$359.95
$
65.00
$100.00
$
75.00
$
50.00
Matthew
B.
C
Po
war
Co.
L
td.
Do
You
Need
A
New
Furnace?
WINTER
IS
NEARLY
OVER
BUT
Itlock
Phone
210
llesne
I3.C.
Pi
ilicc
Rupert
Stewart,
B.C.
STEAM
tR
.
Prince
George
mm
Do
YOUR
Good
Deed
-
Be
a
GOOD
Your
financial
support
is
required
by
SEVEN
Scout
groups
sponsored
by
Churchf
Community
organizations.
They
provide
healthful
associations
and
activities
for
250
?
Kupertboys.
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FOR
Vancouver
nd
Intermediate
Ports
$1500
is
required
to
complete
the
Scouting
Program
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
you
are
planning
to
distal
a
new
furnace
for
next
winter
...
we
would
strongly
advise
ordering
now
for
future
delivery.
Ordeis
placed
now
have
the
following
advantages:
1.
tuu
Mive
a
10
to
15
increase
expected
In
the
very
near
future,
1.
-You
are
not
required
to
make
the
normal
one-third
down
payment.
A
small
monthly
payment
is
all
that,
is
required.
3.
'Your
furnace
will
be
almost
paid
for
when
you
are
ready
for
installation
OUR
MAJOR
PROJECT
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
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Low
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Reservations
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Many
citizens
are
already
giving
of
their
time
and
ability.
WON'T
YOU
HELP?
Your
mail
box
will
contain
a
campaign
circular
together
with
o
'
envelooe
for
your
contribution.
Mail
contributions,
whether
you
Write
or
Call
CITY
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884
P.O.
BOX
429,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Keep
the
Scout
Fire
Burning
HC1
Campaign
Closes
March
8
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donation
in
the
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