53ES5S!
association
wide
compensable
.lhMl,
accident
frequenry
rate
reduc-1
iv
?
faaama
.
tion
from
51.36
in
1949
tol
a
blg
by
now
fl
tuc
Vancouver
Cuts
As
I
See
It
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
is
outstanding
for
any
asstviA
FLU
hue
.
eX
ETTERBCX
-Dom
raven9
Wednesday.
April
30,
1952
some'
elation,
but
deserves
special1
me
lc
bed
,
commendation
for
anv
nnt
n...,
'"I
I
f
,
,
.
;
,
"wvu-
,Jut?n
for
VANCOUVER
City
council
has
working
industry.
An
independent,
claily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
j
'
;
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
I
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association.
'
TRAFFIC
CHANGKS
out.
In
berii.
n
one
unv
u
r
cut
municipal
travelling
expeases
for
the
year.
There
will
be
no,
!
conventions
for
civic
off
Icials
i
3
.Editor,
.
,
A
,
Daily
News,
Mr.
Dearbon.
auds
"it
is
important
that
none
of
you
management
or
employees
rest
on
your
laurels
but
go
ahead
to
even
greater
accomplishments."
One
of
the
best
signs
of
the
i
1
"
II
If
B
A
p.
A
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor;
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
.
,t
Onuld
I
OS
trip
muill,,m
,,f
Ko,,rr.H
Rvitisih
nnlnmhtn
Wash.
of
a
raan
v
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
a
boy,
""re
arc
y
youi'
paper
to
query
some
of
the
ineton
or
Oregon.
The
travelling
One
,.
br.
E(y
carrier,
per
week,
25c;
per
month,
$1.00;
per
year
newly
proposed
bylaws?
'budget
Is
cut
from
$12,000
to
times
Is
that
accident
reduction
S10;
bv
mail
ner
month
7iw--
nw
vpnr
Sfl
rm
Authorized
as
second
class
mail
by
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa
Haven't
we
any
originality
in
$7,000
for
the
year.
The
limita-
.
is
one
of
the
grounds
on
whiffy
j
who
gave
si
labor
and
management
meet,
in
clergyman
9t
Wl
our
city
council
at
all?
Who
tion
does
not
apply
to
mayor
Doctors
Want
In
ever
set
Vancouver
up.
as
a
an
ak'ermen
four
of
whom
will
The
woodworker
union
in
B.C.
I
ionge,
fh
,!
"
"i
moaei
us
u.
pattern
our
city
AN
EARNEST
young
be
going
to
a
convention
of
the
has
recently
aooomteii
fnii'Hu
m,.;...
'
un
r
rr5,K
V,,y
we
can,
Union
ot
Canadian
Municipali-
j
I
I
time
time
SAft.
safety
director
diraotttr
1
u.
,.
Wtii
medical
student
writes
a
riiuf.i
ii
w
.
....
(UeE
at
Calgary
about
the
plan
I
recently!
the
nw
York
h!Lm
hJCrf!!W
r
irsi
oi
an
we
nave
that
boner
r
Trd.and
idea
from
YeBA
street
lated
more
traffic
snarls
than
nmnnool
in
hia
enlnmti'
tas
suddenly
become
converted
Duk
nt
8:
Tl
DEFENCE
PLANNER
T.
Nor-brt
Beaupre.
34,
of
Montreal,
is
the
new
assistant
deputy
,
That
came
Vancouver.
anything
else.
How
much
worse
Mnnr
trteva
c
o
rfrnnr,A
.
.
.
.
1
,i.w
i
Th'e
government
wou.d
fiance
wTwf
SSSSS,
5,
the
courses
of
utudenU
wh
want
pQi
m
week
P
Vmu
the
defence
1
wou,a
11
ere
wuu
out
minister
of
h,n"
"t"
pro-..
l
j.
...
-j,.,,d.
A
a
'
business
tax.
Isn
Tsn.t
t
that
the
stone
,
;
.itv
blccks?
..
duction
department.
C;ip-
U
nit..
t
1
,
J
.
.
.
-
.
i
s
-
'
v-
"
t
nUfltl
atiri
Irouno
K.
J..
.yi,.
U.
.
U
around
the
necks
of
their
own
!
.
"
,
".r.T.
",,,
.Mal"
"luiu,
luuueuut
so.
uucu
0
,
.rshjll
.
...
pa
-
-
busine'ss
men?
!
w,t"
r
i
would
sign
contract,
to
wm
'hem
R7,:
;
ffU1
!
;hT
i
alt
fork
BVw'
nioneer
districts
which
lack
doc-
!
ITw
.
,
"
i
-
i
in
me
cenire
o
io
tvaus
wim
j
Next
we
have
the
possibility
out
doing
things
up
brown
Van
of
vehicular
traffic
giving
waytCOuver
style,
to
Dedestrian
traffic
Another
I
.
..
.
.
th
st
n
,v
vuia
ut
wuww
""
ha
r-hartd
nntwt
r
-.
v-
,
ir
rnrf
un
was
onv
san
iv
,ri
,.
.
.
..
.
If
there
any
sanity
in
ta
i
during
the
Second
World
War
and
former
special
assis
tant,
to
the
deputy
minister,
he
i?
the
youngest
official
to
hold
the
post.
He
will
be
one
of
the
government's
top
bracket
armament
advisers,
with
special
responsibilities
in
the
field
of
manpower,
materials
control
and
production
of
armament
for
North
Atlantic
countries.
(CP
PHOTO
i
Vancouver
bvlaw
that
h
"
T
...
'
n
young
leuow
says:
aust
Let
us
build
it
but
let.
Uncle
.
'
cnrh
an
an
nrn
nnn
'P
nnn
i.
vt)i
i-.
,
L
i
n.
tet
us
in
to
lane
tne
couisc
aim
Sam's
ships
pay
their
toils
on
we
will
gladly
sign
such
con-i
it
exactlv
as
our
shin
rto.
whnn
'
such
ordinance,
don't
you
think
our
large
eastern
cities
would
adopt
it?
Believe
me
it
'will
be
a
long
time
before'
we
i
.
vtsiriij
tracts.
What
is
holding
us
up
now
is
not
the
moaey
to
pay
our
have
the
same
number
of
motor
(Way
through
but
the
strict
ex-
COUNCIL
NOTES
.
.
:
vehicles
as
Toronto,
bo
piease,
,
clusion
ruJ.e8
wnk.n
let
in
only
,
if
we
must
have
nuisance
laws,
arH)Ut
haif
0f
those
who
want
to!
,
can't
you
think
up
something
become
doctors
"
Those
Mounting
Taxes
ALTHOUGH
there
may
be
fair
enough
excuse
for
it,
what
with
increasing
demands
for
expenditures
and
rising
inflationary
costs
which
are
affecting
every
kind
of
business,
that
big
four
mill
increase
in
the
city
tax
rate
which
city
council
is
imposing
this
year
will
not
ride
so
easily
with
the
ratepayers.
It
was
natural
enough
that
loud
protestations
were
heard
yesterday
after
the
Daily
News
got
out
with
the
announcement.
Furthermore,
long
suffering
business
people,
already
prey
for
a
wide
variety
of
solicitations
for
every
manner
of
campaign
and
appeal,
are
proposed
to
be-
hit
by
a
business
tax
such
as
they
have
in
Vancouver
and
which
has
been
so
roundly
condemned
there.
Of
course,
the
city
has
its
problems.
There
are
plenty
of
demands
for
improvements
and
services.
All
cost
money
and
there
is
only
one
way
of
getting
the
money
that
is
by
taxes.
$ov
.f
we
are
to
have
our
cake
we
must
pay
or
it.
J3ut
the
citizens
will
be
expecting
that
there
will
really
be
some
cake
and
that
there
will
be
something
to
show
for
the
money
that
is
being
taken
from
the-ra
through
these
mounting
municipal
taxes.
The
city
will
also
be
expected
to
exercise
all
seasonable
economies
and
the
taxpayers
will
be
watching
that
this
is
done.
COFFEE
TABLE!
ray...
Reflects
and
Reminisces
new?
Let
Vancouver
solve
their,
.
.
.
I
'
Estimates
will
be
obtained
on
own
I
!
the
cost
of.
a
Job
evaluation
sur-
As
for
taxi
parking,
why
not
RECENTLY
I
gave
some
adverse
.
vey
for
the
city
hall
staff.
off-the-street
parking
entirely?!,
PuW'ty
to
the
woodworking
j
!
!
What
about
parking
meters?
Of
!
ncustry
and
showed
that
man;
!
Parks.
Board
will
be
granted
course
then
everyone
would
pay
I
-an
chane.
interim,
the
same
for
parking
privileges,
rc
"8
:
Wr
a
i
an
budget
of
$2,000
as
O.
lt
e
a
.recommended
by
the
city
coun-
or
would
that
be
fair
to
the
J
icii
nnance
committee.
aict-jjcia
ntiu
iji
six
hours
at
a
time
and
still
pay
-
...
lace
ffr
V.lr
'lip
pnnp
nlntps?
Well,
anyway,
our
good
friends
'
.I--
SlrioiifQlb
holio.nn
-lrtV
v....
,
tilt:
11CTVCI
HlVClllCU
W1C
v
mviu
VTCUUU
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
-
Street
and
fishermen's
floats
It
is
about
time
our
bylaw
or
although
they
delight
in
the
has
been
condemned,
by
the
city
April
5,
1943,
'
was
revised
Do
smart
fiomp
trim
hat
srnrlt.
hnnrd
of
works
nnrf
rlnspri
mothers
know,
according
to
By-
nnrt
blue,
and
snurs.
'
"
.
'
law
No.
968,
that
it
is
m.lawfui
Turn
about
is
fair
play.
Here
is
a
tribute
to
the
B.C.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Association
from
the
National
Safety
Council.
On
April
3
Ned
Dearborn,
President,
wrote
as
follows:
Dear
Mr.
Andrews
It
gives
me
great
pleasure
to
extend
the
sincere
congratulations
of
the
National
Sufety
Council
to
the
B.C.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Assn..
its
members
and
their
employees.
The
record
established
an
to
push
a
baby
carriage
on
the
We
invite
you
to
come
in
qnd
see
the
new
a
...
see
how
easy
it
is
to
have
lovely
occci
in
your
home
ot
small
cost.
A
lane
behind
the
United
niJA...nll,
In
DrinAa
Diinole)
Vflfi
It
was
mentioned
at
a
recent
,
Church
and
Annunciation
I
Jn
"
V
need
to
be
'made
sitting
of
the
Fisheries
Council
;
ChurcH
will
be
gravelled
and
nleLe
Lre
Ye!
r
a
little
of
Canada
in
Vancouver
that,
ir
graded
at
approximate
cost
of
?
ful
K
this
T
ft
time.
I.
it
I
,
.
.
V
"
i
r
i
',i
1
t
1
.
,
i
J
.
"4
.
,
tj.
j
,
.
.
.
i.
Pi1,
,
4'
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r"
to
.
h
'
.
1
11.3
i
it.
-ii
fc'.
-
.
ii.J
.
.
-tii-ii
-i.'i
-i
i
all
tiw
hall
-pound
tins
ox
satmojt
$200.
produced
in
the
last
50
years
Thank
you,
Mr.
Editor.
J.
P.
McLEAN.
Gordon
&
Andersl
One
gratifying
tWng
is
the
increasing
interest
(were
placed
side
by
side,
they.!
Rate
for
indigent
burials
is
.
.
.
.
.
i
-
!
U'nuM
nnpirolp
trt
u-nrlrt
mriri
i.v.
n
.
rV
:
Z
'
r.v7
raised
from
$60
to
$65.
being
engendered
in
civic
affairs.
Maybe
some
of
Phone
46
KOLORBORD
those
.who
are
showing
such
an
interest
will
be
more
willing
to
come
forward
and
offer
their
services
and
exercise
their
ideas
in
a
practical
way
by
being
candidates
when
the
next
election
comes
around.
THE
POLISHED
GRANITE-LIKE
FINISH
FOR
;
man
411
nuica.
oui
niuiiv
ui
tiiw
i
waste
ol
tin
and
tin
is
in
such
j
"
'
.
'.
1
cVamand,
just
now.
:
A'
new
pump
house
will
be
I
.
.
:
constructed
at
Shawatlans'
Lake
at
estlmate
cost
2.0-
TWS
LESSON
REMEMBERED
G.
W.
Yates,
newspaperman
Meanwhile,
a
concrete
r-
;
;and
civil
servant,
died
in
Lon-t
inforced
sidewalk
will
be
con-
!
don
(Ont.t
recently.
Of
him,-;
slructed
on
the
north
side
ol
,
many
a
tale
is
told.
.When
an
Secnd
Avenue
between
First
olfice
boy
in
,the
Free
Press,
he
and
Second
Streets
at
an
es-
,
wrote
a
bulletin
announcing
thi'
timated
cost
of
$4,70.
Con-
'
execution
in
the
Birchall-Ben.
stiuction
.
is
planned
on
a
1
I
well
murder
case.
Jobiah
Black-'
local
improvement
bylaw.
Jburn,
Free
Press
proprietor,
.-
I
learning
who
wrote
the
bulletin,
.
off
duly
firemen
will
be
paid
!
call-ad
:Yates
overhand
pomting
(wo
hours
"can
out
"pay
flurin
!
with-
his
cane
to
the
word
day
time
nours
and
three
hou
j
"hung"
as
inscribed,
said:
;
caM
out
pay
other,
times
'when.
I
"Young
man,
always
remember
called
out
to
stand
by
at
tht
WALLS
fiooas
cnl'
64
for
f3
The
North
American
continent,
with
nine
per
cent
ol
the
world's
population,
accounts
for
43.6
per
cent
of
world
income,
according
to
the
United
Nations.
In
contrast,
Asia,
with
53
per
cent
of
world
population,
has
only
10.5
per
cent
of
world
income.
U.S.S.R.
has
8.1
per
cent
of
world
population
and
U
per
cent
of
income,
while
Europe,
with
16.6
per
cent
of
the
world's
population,
has
27.3
per
cent
of
world
income.
RADIOS
Kt'FRICFRATORS
WASHING
maciiim:
tl-ECTRIC
TOAST!
that
beet
is
hung,
out
men
are
fire
hall
when
on
duty
firemen
hanged."
Mr.
Yates
used
to
say
are
answering
a
fire
call.
I
he
never
forgot
this
lesson
in
'
VACl'l'M
CLEAXtHJ
SHOWER
LININGS
English.
Rupert
Radio
&Ek
..
I
Utilities
.committee
recom-
mended
tlie
salary
of
assistant
Third
fjje'
chief
he
set
at
$345
&
Ketchikan
Pulp
Mill
A
$46,000,000
pulp
mill
is
a
big
thing
for
Ketchikan.
An
industry
of
that
magnitude
a
mere
six
iiiles
out
of
town
will
revolutionize
the
whole
tjconomy'of
the
"First
City"
which
has
derived
its
livelihood
to
date
from
Its
salmon
canneries
and
a
fair-sized
sawmill
Taxis
must
ba
off
!
Avenue
not
later
than
October
month
and
that,
rpnalrs
he
mRrip
STORE
FRONTS
Jay
walking
will
be
abolished
t0
a
flre
truck
at
a
cofit
of
$230
1
and
lots
of
other
traffic
reforms
are
to
become
effective.
The
city
council
is
becoming
stern.
The
mavor
and
aidermen
looked
and
Trade
licenses
were
granted
to
K.
W.
Keicb,
for
an
au-
tmnatiii
iauntlry
business;
,
U.
L.
Knutsottt
roooueg
bouse,
k
WATSON
ISLAND
SW
We
know
how
a
$27,000,000
pulp
mill
near
Prince
sounded
that
way
Monday
night,
th,n
,1,
,t,irt
M
n,;,,
jPrince
Rupert
is
growing
up,
and
A.
McNeil,
barber
shop.
""t"-'
"
v-ncuijjevi
uic
n
liuic
JILIUIC
XVJI
tlllfi
UUI11111U
even
if
some
feel
they
came
about
forty
years
too
early.
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
The
isual
appearance
of
polished
rock
.
.
.
Choice
of
9
color)
in
mottled,
granite-like
finish
.
.
.
PLUS
ENDURING
QUALITY.
"KOLORBORD"
it
impervious
to
fire,
water,
rust,
vermin,
qe,
and
is
not
affected
by
climate
...
it
improves
with
washing
and
scrubbing.
SEE
"KOLOM0KD"
AT
YOU
LOCAL
IUILDING
SUfHY
DEALER
TERRACE
BUS
SERVId
nity
and
Prince
Rupert
had
more
to
start
with
than
Ketchikan
which
will
therefore
experience
an
even
greater
metamorphis.
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.
a
four-day
circus
operated
by
Breakfast
should
be
hi
eaten
!
shows
Crescenk
beginnin?
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silence,
says
a
dietician.
It
will
m
,
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sultahiP
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MAY
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PASSENGER
TIMS
SCHEDULE
m
i
,
,
CANCELS
PASSENGER
TIME
SCHED0U-'
if
he
s
been
out
can
be
ocated
Attempt
will
be
;
mader.to
obtain
space
on
First
7
,
"
;
1
'
1
'be
profound
considerable
i
benefit
to
Prince
Rupert
in
providing
ia.te.
ti-at'f
Some
Dialers
hips
still
open.
'
Avenue
behind
the
Civic
Centre.
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intr.
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r.lneav
UA
.
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vti
nr,
fioi,
Tne
cluD
lub
was
was
granted
a
licence
a
day.
For
Passenqer
end
Express
Service
Be
f.f
volutinncl-iir.
camp
in
what
was
then
one
of
1
'
the
liveliest
mining
regions
in
.
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i
We
rejoice
with
and
Congratulate
"
Ketchikan
on
the
northwest.
When
he
feels
A
bylaw
was
passed
to
rename'
this
mis
imrmvtanr
lmpoildnt
tipws
news.
like
it,
he
can
spin
many
a
yaxn.
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,!
Sometimes
he
does.
Skeena
Health
Unit.
Mil
East
67th
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B.C.
Terrace,
B.C.
and
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Highway
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Rupert
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Lake
16
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Lake
31
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Prince
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the
Motor
Carriers'
Act
and
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ADoreviauons
anu
w
,
Anv
nhleellons
to
this
proposed
sdUpui,lic
Hni
TRAFFIC
or
on
ihe
highway,
Chevron
Supreme
HAS
a
Wonderful
.Way
with
it..
Get-away?
It's
packed
I
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th
Knnerlnl.endtut
of
Motor
Cairiv
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t.,i
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1
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with
it.
Power?
Simply
loaded.
Get
it
today
at
Chevron
Gas
Stations
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