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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
MILESTONES!
from
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JfJHURi
As
I
See
It
a
i
Saturday,
April
25,
1953
Parliament
Hill
By
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P..
Skeeno
by
40
Yeors
A?o
Todoy
i
More
than
UO.OOO
cubic
yurtl.ii
r.w.ii
in.ru
Instantaneously
i
n
Ui
jepfBdent
Qlly
npwppw
Towd
to
th
upbuilding
of
Pruio
Hupan
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Wouber
of
Canadian
Ptmb
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
Canadian
Daily
Nespaper
Asaorlatlon.
Published
bj
fhe
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Newi
Limited
J.
F.
UAUOR,
Preident
H.
O.
PERRY.
Vlc-PrMldn
The
air
services
out
of
Prince
'Rupert
have
been
blasted
by
contractor
Archie
Mc
(more
fiubacrlptloa
Ratea:
By
carrier-
Pr
ween.
25c;
per
month
il
Ou;
per
year,
aio.00
Hi
mall
Pet
month.
16c.
per
year,
anon.
piJroii
Saturday
Sermon
Hy
nit
S.
Prm-hter-Rector
St.
Andre-,
Ci.,K
Proy
For
One
Another
Thot
Yt
Mo.
.
causing
me
some
concern
and
I
nave
been
in
pietty
.J,
'
constant
touch
with
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
which)
holds
the
licences
for
our
area,
and
with
such
()--;tl'Vy
T
subsuntiui
majority
ganizations
as
the
Stewart
Poard
of
Trade.
jwith
only
rro
bai.oinjeing
a.M.i
I
have
now
assurances
whk-h
-
j
30
Yeor
Ago
Today
J
I
consider
valid
that
QC.A.
rj0vcr
800
round
trips
for
a
total
i
final
trial
rum
of
the
Union!
and
will
be
in
a
position
to
pro-!
.
.
,
m,nk,n
m,lt
s
of
!
steamer
Cardena
which
wa
Boosts
Free
.Milk
Tlan
r
jthorljed
aa
second
class
mall
by
tba
Poet
OfEoe
Department.
Ottawa,
j
Ketchikan
Accepts
Wooing
(Reprinted
from
the
Ketchikan
Air-ska
Chronicle)
write.
Burnt
vldf
.the
wrvipea
whlcn
'
rt
Scotland
will
take
place-
J
,urrPMfu,
travel
wUh0t
los
or
-built
in
graying
odout
your
own
concerns
and
and
ambitions
is
not
o
very
gr
ld"
tonnaeniiy
,
.
.
rf
nr
n
Oreenock
thU
week
Willi
fclrv'l
vviihv
cxptcu
to
need
this
year
IlljUIJ.
in.vm
Hiii
ijuniii
u.
...
.
r.,r.G
hou
run
In
F.urniie
Klnce
!
THE
highlight
of
the
B.C.
Tory
election
plan
for
19").'
is
a
half
a
pint
of
free
milk
a
day
for
every
pupil
in
grade
schools.
B.C.
has
thus
had
a
strikina
vmii;
iimms
e.
,h.
lurcet
date
or
November
hip
mui
ou
vnnri
i
creasingly
sure
of
is
that
if
we
1S5J
i
staged
a
very
successlul
proKrnm,
luyt.
in
nib
uwn
cube,
louid
only
find
enough
revenue
R
,(n
v!.,t,
0r':0
amateur
theatricals
at
thej
That
It
the
rea.son
v.hy
thiiiK
do
(
hi.
business
t
J
Justify
the
use
Ol
'
"l"
",
.
ck
ru.K,
m
Westholme
Theatre
Uiave
iuuge
and
ju-i...
...J
ixf-
,h
r'J
the
area,
then
we
""
new
demonstration
of
some
old
a
Canso
in
in
Yn.4
AaaTodot
terees
mid
diagnosticians.
An-
-
''
i;:
all
the
services.
;
""
'
",a..
J
truths:
I
could
improve
IT
IS
GREAT
FUN,
as
many
pood
ladies
can
I
testify,
to
be
wanted
and
to
be
wooed.
This
is
the
situation
in
which
Ketchikan
finds
itself
this
year,
with
the
coming:
of
the
pulp
industry
stepping
up
the
movement
of
heavy
freight
this
way,
putting
both
Seattle
and
Prince
Rupert
into
the
picture
as
wanting
to
be
the
gateway
to
a
bigger
"Alaskan
trade.
The
week's
announcement
that
four
railroads
will
team
up
with
Foss
Barge
and
Tug
of
Tacoma
inia
mould
fir
c
a
(jt
v
L3
iu
iinnu
Von
can't
keep
a
good
man
!
Prince
Rupert-M.isset.
Prtnc.
'
,
,
,
,
.
""1
cr,cer!,et!
u
v
The
City
Telephone
Companyjother
lundamental
reason
I
(
be
atwut
0M
anoti
showed
surplus
of
$088
82
on
that
the
human
personality
geuj
oot
untlerstj;.,
l.
It
over
to
the
control
of
SHArr.
down.
KUiJerv-n.i-...M...
r.....v
rnmnlete
three-fiuarter.
"
of
,
ini),
,.f
t,
i,
.,.,,
i
...If
ta..t.,.-.
n.H
tl
,
pert
-Stewart
ana
rnnrter.
I
ne
i
,
.
our
airforce
commitment
on
the
!""'"""
"
"'"-'
"
-'-
-
'"
oi
target
date.
A
fourth
wing
Is
j
March.
)
How
much
raster
Is
It.
for
ex-
j,mp
hfr
now
being
formed
In
Canada!
"
I
ample,
to
ask
a
favor
on
behalf
PctUf,,
u,
tr.Jll:,
The
good
old
Tory
party
of
Sir
John
A
Mac.donuld,
Borden
and
R
B.
Bemu-tt
is
tar
from
dead.
ijndi'r
(lie
tmllinK
(px-airmun
with
officers
und
men
Joining
mere
,u"
'f
,mv'
our
u'
S'r
11
1
"t
....
,
.l..w
tl..:
I
UMIIlOfT
another
li.AII
ah
t.
is
l.-i
to
Hi
nsk
HM
Oil
.
government's
interest
in
maintaining
air
services
was
recently
Indicated
by
the
voting
of
a
subsidy
of
$150,000
Very
often
little
things
take
time
and
effort
which,
in
pro
..
uir
-
their
sriuudrons
and
beinR
equip-icon
oi
ine
uyro
vmu
u
iter
man
tt.uAt,i:
lied
with
Sabre
fighters
as
they
member
will
be
gue.sU
of
the
M-hat
of
oneself
Moreover,
we!gMU,)ly
ln
-come
off
the
lines
and
are
'
Elks
at
an
evening
of
undue
to-,
are
all
!ek
people
in
sum
d-
;
compame,
htn
,
In
inaU
-A
KiWl
t.hrouirh
billing
to
Ketchikan
was
Iane
Flnlayaon's
inspired
l.-ad
"
ership
the
B
C.
Cin.-iervativeR
.
,
,
,
n
i
portion
to
the
money
Involved,
j
lrsU,
'
is
far
greater
than
that
taken
'
the
biggest
indication
thus
iar
tnat
1
uget
rouno
have
n
only
set
the
political
II..
f..t
Kl.-U,,.,
II,,..
.
'tlr'.
'
mice
ftr
all
H
P
Onre
lil'Hln
H
C
"
lit
oi,e
with
CM
we
need
help
Iru.n
ouu-lde
and
-The
Mi.i.sh.B
t"
cannot
properly
help
ouselves
.
-praymg
coma
r.v'
All
this
talk
alMiut
Will
fwwer'l,
wmietin,-,
v.'.
has
ml
the
pace
for
all
Canada
in
the
field
of
human
welfare
Letterbox
.
ami
iiuvnm
iuiui
aim
imnKing
Ulul
Uf
.
I
coiihtruiliv,
ly
and
m
on
has
tio.srribrd
THE
WHOLE
history
of
democ
racy
is
one
long
proof
of
the
meaning
apart
from
the
wy
It
jij'fly
rondillon
us
to
use
ouUide
;
help
from
Oxl
or
Man.
up
in
major
projects,
u
is
me
larue
amount
of
small
matters
originating
In
Skeena
which
keep
me
always
well
"In
arrears''
with
my
work.
For
instance,
I
am
having
difficulty
getting
n
five-ton
derrick
tor
the
Port
Simpson
wharf.
But
this
is
one
case
when
I
have
"my
neck
bowed"
and
refuse
to
take
No
for
an
answer.
IMKOIIH
KS
KIM.
Doug
Abbott.
Minister
of
Finance,
recently
introduced
a
DIRECT
01
jxiwer
of
ideas.
"MiRhtier
than
an
army
with
banners
is
an
Idea
whose
hour
has
come."
TOTEMS
NOT
HOIT.HT
The
Editor,
The
Daily
s
News:
In
your
paper
under
the
head
(
m
shim;
HI'ltDI
N'
Tlie
Editor.
The
D-al!y
News
Enfranchisement
for
the
sounds
wonderful
-
in
theory
'
wl
la
tt
,,.
.
"I
1
urn.
.
,
I
H
onie
of
us
give
the
whole
thing
up
and
In-come
fatniii-ts
It
would
be
a
bold
prophet
who
would
say
that
the
B.C.
ing
loiem
i-o.es
in
...
lau
i
We
nay.
God
knows
alt
about
it
Tories
could
win
this
election
"IN
S
'1mh
A.-
,
i)u.
t..,
Ilt.lt
t
-rfltmu!;).?,
I
KU!.l(-f
h--t
in
B
C.
But
it
does
not
take
much
of
a
prophet
to
see
that
ri."i
a,
m
s
er,i
.
you
state
mat
me
poiea
were
jjut
would
the
native,
at
me;
,,.t
lm
d
wjiatever
He
purchased
by
me
while
I
was
city
ptfM.ni
time,
be
able
to
provide
tilUlk,
Ht
u,e
real
power
commissioner
for
the
sum
o!
for
himself
adequately?
W""''l
:
,,f
prayer
lie
i
In
our
wdlinirneNS
$1000.
,nol
the
full
responsibility
of
lnto
((,
roneenied
on
Ix-liutf
of
The
natives
did
not
ri!
their
on
support,
with
the
added
oo-j,.,,
()lv.r
Jlls,
ft,
,
lhf
,lb.
I.imily
toteim
but
were
paid
the
ligation
of
paying
taxes,
liu.pi-.
V,ma
things,
OikI
has
ordained
$1000
to
take
the
poles
down
and
ta
insurance
premium.
tc,;Ulftt
thrr.
,s
a
niea-sure
of
pro-deliver
them
to
a
boat
kindly
prove
a
crushing
burden?
j
tectum
and
help
,htrh
your
furnished
hv
the
Canadian
Na-
t
u
,.nM
hi
lni..r-l.Ml
In
fr.
'
.-liiWI
or
v.itir
tiflrtoer
or
voar
the
free
milk
plan,
which
has
been
proclaimed
by
the
New
Look
Tories,
will
sweep
everything
before
it.
will
not
take
the
Rupert
gateway
threat
lying
down.
Hut
don't
forget
these
other
angles,
too:
1.
The
barge
operation
will
le
less
subject
to
labor
tieup
than
the
present
steamer
system,
because
fewer
seafaring
unions
are
involved.
2.
The
Rupert
gateway
likewise
promises
less
strike
disturbance
than
the
present
steamer
operation.
.'.
Alaska
Steamship
Company
is
considering
latching
onto
the
Rupert
operation
in
one
way
or
another
perhaps
with
its
own
tug
and
barge
system,
or
perhaps
with
a
car
ferry
of
its
own.
-
Thus
the
competition
for
Ketchikan
and
Southeastern
Alaska
already
has
brought
some
very
apparent
benefits.
What
develops
in
the
rate
structure
remains
to
be
seen.
It
is
expected
that
the
combined
haul
via
Rupert
will
be
less
than
via
Seattle
because
of
a
promise
that
Ketchikan
will
receive
terminal
rates.
But.
that
may
depend
on
the
volume,
on
carload
lots,
etc.
On
the
other
hand,
Seattle
is
set
up
to
handle
Alaskan
business
and
feels
it
has
the
facilities
and
know-how
that
even
resolution
and
a
bill
to
consolidate,
revise
and
modernize
the
legislation
governing
pensions
and
retirement
allowances
for
members
of
the
public
service
of
Canada
Since
the
original
pro-
liT
atrti'i
S'h
A'
K
ti
T
.
Utnt-lrf.
HT
.
All
parties
will
sooner
or
later
have
to
step
in
line
to
app'y
this
fine
reform.
The
people-
of
BC.
vision
In
1870
there
have
been
'.,....!
otanhlr
tor
erection
:
rm
tu
lnt
nr
.,..r
n-i..hltir
u
IIH-T
rumilll.
R
:
k
rvi
:
will
not
forget
that
it
was
the
Conservatives
who
led
this
great
social
advance.
Yours
verv
trulv!
i
EILEEN
WRIGHT.'
not
get
unle.-iK
you
ive
It
.
so
in
the
realm
of
need
nblrh
is
beyond
our
satisfying,
the
numerous
changes
and
revisions.
Moreover,
there
has
been
a
great
deal
of
experience
gained
in
the
administration
of
our
Act.
and
there
ha
also
been
a
steady
and
continuous
development
of
tB-r
iui
Vu
AV
-K
H't
U
0
vi
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
where
they
were
to
be
repaired
and
preserved
for
the
benefit
of
everyone
Interested
In
Indian
rra'l-i.
Indian
Agents
ColiLson
and
Gillette
who
asilsted
in
UiLi
work
I
Ed.
Note:
Second
article
In
'
lieaiing
of
sick
minds,
bndie
and
Mr.
Sianwood'a
series
on
Met'a-;
umij.
the
gift
is
iil-o
In
vnur
katla
which
as
published
on
hands
and
mine
to
give
or
wtth-T'lursdav
provided
aiuweu
to
old
And
no
a
great
many
good
ANYBODY
who
studies
the
his-
tailed
the
col.ectlon
the
bcM
or
moM
of
Ul(,s(.
qUMt!on.s
1
tory
of
politics
can
see
that
pension
policies
and
practices
there
have
been
long
periods
of
in
private
Industry
and
in
f;o-
history
when
the
Conservative
ernment
employment,
both
ln
party
kept
the
confidence
and
this
and
ln
other
countries,
goodwill
of
the
great
mass
of
it
Is
a
rather
lengthy
and
the
neonle
bv
championing
in.Kt,iai
w,n
svr
ih
fnnwr.
tall
totems
in
exutence.
An
American
expert
and
his
assistant
came
here
to
examine
kitiui
ue
rn
r
w
i
-
buri'Ui
rs-i.'.4
l
i
rn
i
n
tun
sin
v
h
a.fc-
i.
ti
c
t.
ir.
rim
iw
P.n.wl
V
.
1.
Uritiinj
rV.i
'
plans
which
were
considered
natives
J.
M.
Macdonell
In
a:
them
and
dubbed
one
ol
uic
Liquor
Store
Alarm
Set
'
radical."
brief
but
clear
statement
agreed
P"le
the
best
carved
thai
ne
nao
v
-:...;
er-i
rfA.
ri
Will
riaaa
Vf
T
1
.-
h
!
f"
VPf
Wfll.
another
American
city
like
Portland
does
not
pos-
j
t
i
III
nillillll
1
lie
JUtJf
LSirtiarrii
mi
viitt
uiii.
Uxik
the
famous
"leap
in
the
Liberal.
Ottawa
West,
was
par-
I
There
is
not
a
city
in
Canada
l
dark"
and
gave
great
masses
of
ticularly
pleased
that
it
had
that
would
not
be
proud
to
have
sess
to
such
a
degree.
.
At
any
rate,
it's
nice
to
know
that
service
will
North
American
Baptist
Mission
IkldfelKm
Hill,
lilt
Ave.
last
Itrv.
J.
C.
SrbelUer
Sunday
Si
h'wil
It)
a
m
Worship
S
t
viee
11
a
m
Evening
Kervi.
e
7
30
p
m
tkM-ial
Hour
and
Variety
Program
E
Jo
p.m.
In
(he
Interest
of
all
t.i-rnun
x-akinr
people.
"Jcdcrmonn
Hcrtlich
Eingclodcn"
poor
people
the
vote.
In
Canada
come
forward.
He
said
that
the
any
one
of
our
pol1-
'or
a
place
KJ
1
1
UJ
II
all!
at
the
time
of
Confederation
the
'
report
of
the
Malcolm
Commit-
!
of
honor
ln
their
park.
.
rt,.
k
'
..,.,.rt
lories
were
anything
but
re-
tee
in
1923
was
the
basis
for
the
From
a
tourist
standpoint,
VANCOUVER
w
ine
our-,
mast
valuable.
Theyilar
alarm
went
In
the
liquor,
actionary.
present
superannuation
leglsla-
they
are
..i
..
inn
nnrt
the
1?4
Act
w.is
bused
limnl
rw
reolared
and
Prince
More
at
Hastings
and
Mailt;
Nil.
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i
f
a
i
.
k
.
be
better,
rates
held
down
by
competition,
and
that
we
shall
have
an
alternate
lifeline
in
case
of
future
shipping
tieups.
WWA,.,.'.VWWA,W,,,VArWWWrVW
in
VJiuario
in
loy
uwu
uuj-
;
.
-
.
.
ti-i,,
V..i.
V"-.
r.M
em
w
t
fc
H'
t"
'
Runert
U
in
honor
bound
to
hood
days
the
Tories
were
put-
upon
it.
tinir
throuch
Dublic
ownership!
Prior
to
1944
not
only
was
It
keep
them
safe
and
In
good
repair.
W.
J.
ALDETt
early
today
but
it
want
n
ambitious
Imbiber
after
all
Keener
of
the
government
:
supply
found
the
rumble
of
a
j
passing
tram
had
set
off
the
,
delicate
burglar
mi-chanbui
j
St.
Andrev'l
Cothcdrol
Ckr
Sl'XDAT.
ATta
The
reason
older
people
are
quiet
Is
because
they,
have
a
lot
more
to
be
quiet
about.
Calgary
Albertan.
Remember,
Daylight
Saving
Time
goes
into
i
of
public
utilities
full
50
years
necessary
that
a
civil
servant,
effect
throughout
the
province
of
B.C.
on
Sunday
at!0.1"?
the
po'nment
;
before
coming
under
the
Art.
-I
j
,
'
i
did
the
same
thing
In
Britain
must
be
permanent,
but
also
I
Z
a.m.
LlOCKS
advance
one
hour.
;ypt
no
Ontario
Tory
ever
dream-
!
that
he
be
paid
a
stated
annual
FfMfJWfffffJtffJffffffffJU'ffffff
ed
of
calling
that
Socialism."
:
salary.
As
he
Interpreted
the
a
I
remarks
of
the
Minister,
he
took
I
A
A
L
I
?
?
f
ID
I
'it
'correctly
i
that
the
disrrim-
r
AUVUI
VJ
"
J
"-"
j
in
lhe
n.k
of
llme
for
the
favf)r
of
.-permanent"
civil
ser-
Women
must
be
tidy
at
all.
Not
all
women
form
their;3
dJ
Vancouver
area
!
rPmOVPd'
costs.
Consequently
many
women
judgments
m
thia
way,
though.'
,,,
.,nH
k
oh.,
LENGTHY
RHIt.VV
First
Presbytcrion
Church
S
20
a
m.-H
jI)
l
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Mil
Ave.
at
Miltnrir
SL
PF.V.
II
O
fHM)S.
Pistor
The
JuM
Wiaii
Live
By
ralth"
f
OVtE
AMI
WORSHIP
MMUV
MKVKfS
First
United
Church
Sixth
Ave.
W.
and
Muirve
dig
their
graves
with
a
scrubbing
!
If
they
did,
I
for
one
would
still
'
k0
000
from
1947
to
1951
Milk!
Hon
Brook,
Claxton,
Minister
APRIL
20.
1953
f
1104
s.m,-Hiiil
A
special
Mj-'i""
sermon
on
W
w'
Jajran
hy
H
Ri
O
WatU,
DD.fS
1:30
p.l.
t'W
J?ierlul
Intri'"'
change
ttti
abethi.
KitW.
-
prices
rose
from
14
to
22
cents
;
"
---
Doctors
know
so
to
speaic.
But
somehow
review
when
intro-ing
they
are
wast-:
my!per
quart
Ypt
ronsmption
de-
j-'xhaustlve
their
breath
when
they
teU
wife
got
the
idea
that
my
emo-:rr(,asfd
by
2
618
028
quarts
or
!
dl"'
h's
.J1.?
.
4l.
a
woman
patient
to
take
thing
;
ttonal
engine
was
in
good
shape.
3C
1er
wnt
That
per
capita
whl'
'?.
he
t?'lw
th"
l
easy.
She
says
"Yes.
doctor,"
;
She
should
have
consulted
a
re-
.roniHlinpi,'
fell
off
by
over
20
j
battalion
of
the
Royal
Canadian
quite
meekly,
but
as
soon
as
his!
liable
mechanic.
percent.
Regiment,
the
Pnnew.
Patnc-
back
Is
turned
she
begins
to
wax!
Women
live
by
tne
rule
that;
The
free-for-all
sales
system
"J;
,and,
,JLnV?L
im'A
'
Ipft
for
Korea
to
begin
the
third
iv,.,
fvv..
rf.f
,ko
ni
.i
.
f..
.v,.
'ii,...
ch
k
o.,-
II
a.
m
Morning
Worship.
Anthem:
Jesus
Shall
Reign
Sermon:
A
Recignlnble
Brand
7:30
p.m.
Evening
Wonlilp
Anthem:
Lord,
For
Thy
Tender
Mercy's
Sake
Sermon
Something
Is
V
!
"
'
.fT1
iMornlnit
Service
II
00
am.
,y''?-'mii,,iA
'i:
veiling
Service
7:30
p.m.
mm
.,
r
j
H,.rnwn.,
-walking
with
0d.
i
Is
a
number,
And
since
they
are
highly
sensi-;
ment
after
May
first
will
further
"
"""
'"1
u""p""'
Somehow
she
inven
Missing
W
extend
a
cordial
Invitation
Sunday
Srhuol
IMS
p.m.
of
strenuous
domestic
jobs,
which
Itive
to
,
the
opinions
.
of
:
other
tower
the
fluid
milk
connump-
"MJ,;"
v'
'
J.-
.
.
.i
i
.
f
i
.
..
nu.-'iw
iwnmAn
Iim
rnonia
e,
b..
n
Litici
if
the
Winninp
exnerience
i
v'w
:
.
.
i
iniernaiionai
uura
oi.u-r
...
u,.
...
.,r.hin
uh
i.
must
be
done
rlfit
rrying
on
an
airlift
to
the
Far
wvhurh
fliddmM.of
tint
w
"".
'"i-
A
man
in
the
same
position
dean
house,
even
if
It
kills
them.
,
a
gooo
guiae.
in
umi
my
East
supplemented
ly'Canadtfn
Methodist
Church.
Ketchikan.
231
Pourlh
Avis.
East
they
'.
stores
were
permitted
to
sell
for
likely
tely
to
to
behave
behave
q
quite
differ-1
Domestically
speaking,
is
Pacific
Air
Lines,
ootn
nymg
Alaska.
Minister:
Rev.
F.
A.
Wright,
nu
ently.
He
balances
one
alterna
SIVTI
A""
North
8tar
aircraft
produced
by
choose
death
before
dishonor,
i10
cenls
Pr
Quart
less
lnan
I
delivery
price.
Sales
ii.
.
i
,
wagon
Organists:
Mr.
E
J.
Smith
EVANGELICAL
EDrr
STATION
'"
BuiW'ne
tive
against
the
other,
and
con
through
Safeway
Increased
by
United
-Beginners
and
Prim-
una
win
vii.i...
Canadalr
Limited,
and
the
two:
services
working
ln
close
har-!
mony
have
produced
a
record
of
j
eludes
that
it
would
be
better!
that.
Drab
or
dirty
surroundings
400
per
cent-
but
overall
milk
ary
at
11
am;
Older
pupils
at
SUNDAY.
APRIL
20
tn.
i.'.i.ijr
mull
.1
n
j
ltlll.l.v
ltd
paill
UlC
avriaCTl
Ar,t',nnA
U.in
12:15:
at
CONRAD
UNITED
Morning
Worship
1
1
a'rlm'k
man
comes
to
the
opoasRe
con-1
woman
Perhaps
the
physical
drp,
0'f
farmprs
W(,re'
cut
off
rniit
r
II
(Mi
AM
-Sunday
S'hool
and
Ailalt
7:30
I.M.-EvnngellsUc
Service
Mr
O
M'S"D
KVF.RYONE
WELCOME
HALL,
all
at
11
a
m.
j
Sunday
SdimM
12:13.
..'..,
Young
Adult
Club
meets
after
i
"'
wshii
7:39.
the
evening
service
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Thompson.
Guest:
Rev.
Wyburn
Skidmore.
Minister
at
both
servicr-i
Rememlirr
the
Habbath
Day
to
keep
It
Holy."
from
the
fluid
milk
market
altogether.
Distributors
had
to
dismiss
employees,
and
some
outlying
districts
lost
their
delivery
service.
i.iuAioo
wiiii
ou
vwioic
cviuciitc.
;
iiaini
sue
uties
nerseii
uy
woi
K-Ot
course
aome
women
seize
ing
is
a
lesser
evil
than
the
men-the
smallest
excuse
to
avoid
tal
harm
she
would
do
by
stay-work,
and
even
convince
them-
j
ing
idle.
selves
that
they
are
ill
when;
A
woman
ties
her
nerves
in
they
are
not.
But
they
are
in
the
knots
for
causes
which
seem
triv-
minorltv.
la!
In
a
mnn
That.'
th
wgu
ch'K
BEAUTY
of
the
free
milk
Most
of
the
little
sweethearts,
built.
But
we
love
her
Just
the
I
,
is
that
It
will
plan
mean
an
have
a
strone
strain
of
the
mar-
same.
Housework
Is
the
seda-
outlet
u"11"
"
for
a
"
vast
amount
"u,,v
of
tyr
ln
them,
I
believe.
A
sick
wo
tive
an
ailing
woman
prescribes!
!
fTu
V'
for
herself,
and
when
it
comesl
hoie.'"iLk.tht
"Z1XA
man
bent
on
work
has
a
pale
THE
SALVATION
ARMY
CITADEL
Froser
Street
Prince
Rupert-Ketchikan
Pulp't
Capt.
J.
S.
Johanso"
'
Sot.
8
P.M.
Special
RoHy
to
a
showdown
the
defeated
f
Vancouver
area
roughly
male
I
forced
to
acknowledge
....
,.
,,.,,1
that
she
is
the
docter.
dedicated
look
and
a
burning
eye.
Like
Joan
of
Arc
flourishing
a
broom
instead
of
a
sword,
she
charges
with
suicidal
zeal
Into
battle
against
the
armies
of
dirt.
nan
wtv
vjttk
niiin
finjHi.iuu
j
Is
sold
as
whole
milk.
The
other
half
is
sold,
for
making
dried
i
milk,
butter,
ice
cream
and
eheese.
iMany
of
these
products
I
are
held
in
vast
surplus.)
yOl'TIITlX
PLANTERS
OSLO",
Norway
(CP)
A
group
of
Sun.
11
A.M.-H0I.WU
-
.
-
-I
tin
on
Cu
The
farmer
gets
12.95
cents
When
a
man
regains
consciousness
alter
some
illness
or
ordeal,
he
reaches
for
a
cigarette.
schoo
children
at
Voss
were
awarded
the
silver
medal
of
the
Norwegian
"Build
Your
Country"
t
du
Evonqeli5"c
per
quart
for
every
quart
that
is
sold
for
22
cents
at
the
city
Fire
Season
MAY
1st
-
SEPTEMBER
30th
During
this
period,
a
permit
is
necessary
before
fires
may
be
lighted
outdoors
for
cooking,
warmth,
or
land-clearing.
Your
nearest
Forest
Officer
should
be
consulted.
ONE
CARELESS
ACT
MAY
ENDANGER
THOUSANDS
OF
ACRES
OF
FOREST
LANDS.
BE
CAREFUL
HELP
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
AND
PRESERVE
YOUR
FOREST
HERITAGE
'A
woman
reaches
for
a
lipstick
Society
for
each
planting
morejkiu.hen
door.
But
lne
farmer
EVERYONE
HEARTILY
This
contrast
in
reactions
sym
bolizes
that
difference
between'
than
2.50
nursery
trees
during
gnts
muon
less
than
tnls
per
1942.
Altogether
170
children
atl(,uart
for
the
same
amount
of
Voss
set
out
about
160,000
young,
milk
sold
as
by
products.
pine
tree
last
year.
j
The
Tory
free
milk
plan
i
should
thus
dastlcally
cut
dls-
Try
Doily
News
Wont
Ads
i
tribution
costs.
a
Feoturing
.
.
.
Church
the
sexes
of
which
the
French
deputy
said
"Vive."
Women
set
more
store
by
appearances
than
men
do.
The
advertisements
which
tell
you
how
First
Baptist
to
attract
a
mate
by
means
of
Sunday,
Apr.i
GREER
6c
BRIDDEN
LTD.
At
v
bcahoiilU
Tor
a
limited
time
THIS
BF.ALTIf
I
I.
JnqUk
WASHER
Regular
$179.50
NOW
$139-00
Terms
Available
MR-1
tvs
hair
oil
or
toothpaste
are
not
as
ridiculous
as
they
seem.
Nlf
tl-
(
cream
may
be
the
shadow
godfather
of
many
a
happy
family,
j
A
woman
sizes
up
a
man
like
a
mechanized
David
Harum
evaluating
a
used
car.
Both
of
them
pay
consMerable
attention
to
the
state
of
the
upholstery.
If
it
looks
slatternly
or
betrays
heavy
use,
there
Is
a
strong
chance
that
the
engine
ha
also
taken
a
beating.
Let
the
buyer
,
beware.
10:00
a.m.
Senior
US.
Clans
11:00
a.m.
Morning
Service
12.15
p.m.
KtmdHy
Jhool
7:30
pm
Evening
Service
One
of
the
members
of
the
WILLIS
SHANK
will
bring
lhe
message.
This
Mission
Boat
from
Ecattle,
is
on
an
evangelistic
tour
In
northern
waters.
rt
ill
1
8:00
P"1
British
Columbia
Forest
Service
Deportment
of
Lands
and
Forests
DR.
C.
D.
ORCHARD,
HON.
R.
E.
BOMMERS,
Deputy
Minister
of
Forest.
Minister.
tiri
8
00
Pm
Hntir-
V
RUPERT
RADIO
AND
ELECTRIC
S
us
to
discuss
that
new
construction