New
Dealer
Loses
To
Middle-Road
Liberal
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
ARTHRITIS
Inquest
Today
On
Death
at
Terrace
Monday,
May
8,
1950
RHEUMATISM
MIAMI,
Fla.
Claude
Pepper,
New
Deal
wheel
horse
who
once
aspired
to
Ww
presidency.
PAINS
CAN
BE
RELIEVED
5AU
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teai.
$8
00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
'
!
J
ine
niuursi,
U"
Jiimrs
wiiiu.
mst
nW
United
Stales
Benni?
,.
-..f
.u
.
.
hose
body
was
found
near
the.
seat
to
a
young
"middle
of
the
r1h7um.Jc"T.i
f
MJ
i
Jac-kladder
of
the
East
KwiniUa
I
road
Liberal
congressman,
NT.bM.
u
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,
-
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,-
1
Reoresentatlve
George
Smath-
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.,
it
a
nT
ami
,uir.
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now
parki.
for
jrour
cunvenirnrr
in
thw
'l
h
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V-E"
Day
.man.
waa
ad
oilrned
till
Monday
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complete
returns
from
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3
f
loriua
JjernocrailC
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available
in
hutu.
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"
liiciu-u,
loronto
Jg,
Men's
TRni-.'"
V
mary
showed
Smathers
leading
by
more
than
86,000
votes.
and
dress
r,
I
at
10:30
a.
m.
A
jury
was
sworn
Un
by
Coroner
Will
Robinson
;
Saturday
afternoon.-
The
dead
iman
was
found
by
Mr.
Tremblay
(of
Columbia
Cellulose
Friday
af-iternoon'.
The
police
and
coroner
i
were
notified
here
and
proceeded
immediately
to
the
scene,
i
The
deceased
came
to
the
dis
ro't
iaw
it
in
me
News!
check
in,,,,
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51
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STUDIO
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Reg.
$5.00
4
Now
trict
about
five
years
ago
with
the
Carter
flail
Construction
Company
and
was,
at
one
time,
fireman
for
Little,
Haugland
and
Kerr
Lumber
Mill.
No
relatives
are
known
at
present.
Foreman
of
the
jury
Is
R.
Squires.
Others
serving
are,
Fred
Baker,
John
Kill,
Louis
New-houser,
Milton
Alger,
C.
B.
M7'
Felt
HA
lyle
and
color,
,CI
pec:a1;-
$3.00
j
'".'
oabardin,
f,J
Beautiful
drs
...
F'm
7,;.
"Did
you
call
me,
Mrs.
Price?1'
B-ys-Cottcntomrti
-perfect
fit
,
Boys'
SWEATER'
e'y
to
choose
,
LETTERBOX
TjODAY
we
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
the
final
1
1
and
absolute
end
of
Nazi
Germany's
delusions
of
subjecting
the
world
to
its
will.
V-E
Day
brought
unconditional
surrender
of
the
unprincipled
armed
forces
of
one
despot.
Today,
unfortunately,
we
also
live
in
awe
and
fear
lest
one
of
the
great
powers
who
stood
by
our
side;
during
the
struggle
against
Hitlerism
might,
itsejf
loose
on
the
world
forces
even
more
destructive
than
those
of
the
Nazi
monster.
I
Five
years
have
passed
since
the
world
was
savfd
for
Democracy
for
the
second
time
in
on?
generation.
Those
five
years
have
been
fraught
with
feaj-
and
jealousy.
A
cold
war
of
ideologies
has
been
in
Constant
operation,
giving
freedom-loving
people
no
rest
from
the
gnawing
doubts
of
their
ability
to
keep
the
cold
war
from
developing
into
a
shooting
war.
The
Western
Democracies
have
given
every
indication
that
they
are
willing
to
live
peacefully
beside
Communist
neighbors.
Apparently
those
neighbors
do
not
want
to
aid
international
understanding
by
allowing
normal
passage
of
information
to
and
from
other
countries.
"Their
proposals
in
the
Umwl
Nations
have
been
of
'the
"take
it
or
leave
leaj
it"
variety
with
little
room
left
for
peaceful
bargaining.
But
a
faint
light
of
hope
is
gleaming
on
the
dark
horizon
of
international
relationships.
United
Nations
Secretary
General
TrygveiLie
is
planning
.
a
trip
to
Moscow
to
try
to
arrange
a
meeting,
not
only
of
delegates
from
member
countries,
but
also
of
national
leaders
and
their
cabinets.
This
meeting,
where
the
complete
governing
bodies
of
the
world's
very
unfair
to
put
In
print.
We
do
our
best.
Tne
children
have
fruit,
milk,
ega,
vegetables,
meat
etc.
and
most
of
them
go
to
bed.
as
mine
does,
about
7:30.
If
what
the
Unit
says
Is
true.
Borboro
Ann
Mokes
Ice
Copadcs
Debut
.
HOLLYWOOD
0,
CanadxV
darling
of
the
lcev
Barbara
Ana
Scott
launched
another
phase
irom
a
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Cuquillam
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
12
and
28
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
5
and
19
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
OPENING
SUNDAY
New
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Dining
Room
48
p.m.
Special
Dinners
.
(Mrs.
H.
Haudenschlld)
Editor,
Daily
News
Dear
Sir:
.
In
your
paper,
April
leth,
there
is
a
sweeping
statement
from
why
haven't
we
been
told
and
the
Public
Health
Unit
quoting
advice
offered
All
I
was
told
is
of
her
career
that
closely
aliels
that
of
the
once
incomparable
Sonja
Henie.
The
blue
!
eyed,
one
time
Olympic
and
i
world
figure
skating
champion
:
made
her
debut
as
a
featured
:
soloist
in
"Ice
Capades
of
1930.
that
paleness,
undernourishment
and
lack
of
rest
and
sleep
were
found
in
all
the
children
of
Port
Clements.
As
one
mother
I
think
that
is
that
my
daughter,
age
7,
weight
70
pounds,
had
poor
posture
arid
skipping
was
suggested.
.
.
INDIGNANT
MOTHER
Z
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
!
SHI
NGOLE
It's
business
wins
:o
advertise.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Riles
For
Popular
Couple
Saturday
TKE
FACTS-Trom
another
D
off
M
customer.
I
'he
ideal
fini
iningies,
Fences
rough
lumber.
MJ
a
variety
of
attr
j
Miss
A.
Marion
Leveque
and
Mr.
Alfred
Worthington
were
j
married
quietly
Saturday
even-!
ing
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
j
George
Cook.
I
The
bride
chose
a
light
blue
colors.
Thompson
Hard
Co.
Lid.
4
rV
R.ul
,
i
spring
suit
touched
off
with
navy
none.
will
be
able
to
say
he
must
have
ratification
:
blue
accessories
and
a
white
cor-f
rpm
home,
would
be
tantamount
to
a
World
Parlia-
!
sase.
she
was
attended
by
the
mfcnt.
It
should
bring
about
better
understanding.
T
nrna
iAho
wore
a
erpv
rrpnp
rirp
untH
Moving,
Farkinr.CiJ
V"
'41
Shipplnr
and
Cut
:
If
Mr.
Lie's
representations
at
Moscow
4
I
"k
."
arc
green
accessories
and
a
corsage
A
successful,
we
may'
reasonably
look
forward
to
a
if
Pink
roses-
Miss
sherrii
cook
tr
irr
j
t.
!
was
fl0"
8iri
and
wore
a
bhie
organdy
dress
an
car
Cartace
and
Sim,
Complete
Reliable
sr.:
tent
Bervice,
also
ag-:
Canadian
Liquid
Air
&
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
welding
supplies.
'5
the
greatest
menace
of
our
time.
ried
a
nosegay
of
pink
and
blue
f--
':
T-v
-
f
HAPPY
THE
DAY
.
.
.
Days
of
retirement
run
be
full
of
pleasant
srtivities
.
.
.
Golf,
FiiwiR,
Travelling.
No
more
al;inu-elork
juHthe
pleasant
project
of
years
-.of
leiurt
stretching
f.liemrr
A
'
plepsrpt-V
prospeet
inileeil
if
you
IjHve.
v
planneii
for
sdeiiuate
retllemenW
ini'ouie.
JSl
art
phinniiiK
your1.
happy
retirement
todiiy.
J
SUN
LIFE
ASSURANCE,
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
w
Lindiay
Carta
Storage
Limit
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
i
J
i
flowers.
nrtiim'wMtPv
The
ceremony
was
Ptomed
LIUUUK
Tlnnm?
UOAKI)
rOLICl
i
jbv
the
Rev.
L.
G.
Sei'ber.
Mr.
George
Cook
was
the
best
man
TROM
-n
the
a.
of
e
i.'
of
ii
the
r
Prince
report
a
meeting
j8nd
Ml,
s
Oonick
and
Mt.
G
IT
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
we
learn
that
imn
acted
as
ushers.
W.
F.
Kennedy,
chairman
of
the
B.C.
Liquor
Control
i
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
giv-BWd,
suggested
in
a
letter
to
the
Chamber
of
Zt
Commerce
that
"it
would
be
a
backward
step
to
was
poured
by
Mrs.
j.
t.
Beckit.
nrWnvp
a
hppr
licpnce
for
a
hotel
that
would
be
There
were
twenty-five
guests
Est.
1910
Phontsi!
)
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
142
5th
Ave.
East
Hmm
!
Go
present
at
the
ceremony.
jl.
7r'
The
room
was
bedecked
with
srhaller
than
the
largest
in
Prince
Rupert."
I
We
have
sincere
respect
for
Mr.
Kennedy
and
carnations,
lna
and
snapdragon?
Residence
Phphe
Black
549
Office:
11
firmly
believe
he
has
done
a
good
job
as
Liquor
1
w
ith
twin
lattice
of
green
ferns
TJi,
1
ana
cuiunui
nuwers
arrungru
ue
iai
u
i
i.ctii
umn.
ore
tng
firepla(;e
That's
What
Folk
About
Our
PASTRIES
CAKES
PIES
eoowu
and
BRtAP
hclpod
us
pay
ffpr
Tommy!
;
However,
we
think
it
is
ludicrous
to
continue
the
title
of
"chairman"
when
he
is
chairman
of
a
Board
comprised
solely
of
himself.
j
Assuming
he
has
decided
upon
this
policy
of
gf
anting
no
beer
licences
to
any
new
hotel
that
is
not
larger
than
the
largest
in
the
community,
we
can
ofily"
say
it
is
a
bad
and
vicious
principle
to
establish.
j
Whether
or
not
there
should
be
additional
beer
J-enees
granted
in
any
community
should
depend
ufion
many
factors:
increased
population,
the
tran-sipnt
and
tourist
population,
the
quality
of
the
accommodation
suitable
for
the
class
of
customers,
tHe
provision
of
dining
facilities,
the
type
of
building
constructed
and
its
protection
against
fire
and
other
hazards,
and,
of
course,
the
character
of
the
All
baked
fresh
s
y
I
!.
(
Rupert
Bat
i
mm
Limited
The
Best
CIN
You
Can
Buy!
I
.
.
Triple
Distilled.
S
t
Tropicl
Botanicals
add
that
delightful
bouquet.
i
;
Strength,
for
a
good
Fizz
or
cocktail.
Ki
DRY
GIN
y
mm
how
I
fiegan
my
career
with
a
solid
bank
balance
behind
my
family.
.:
Thinking
it
over
later,
1
couldn't
help
but
write
my
old
B
of
M
manager
.
.
.
"Once
more
I
wish
to
thank
you
for
your
confidence
and
financial
assistance
during
those
trying
years'
at
University.
You
have
proved
to
me
that
the
Bank
of
Montreal
is
truly
My
Bank'."
licensee.
you
can
buy
no
better
Notwithstanding
a
probable
increase
of
100,000
Itiu
advertisement
is
not
published
cr
d.spUycd
by
:he
l.iauor
Control
LV
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'
-
f
THE
EES1
in
Plumbin
!
Service
i
PHONE
108
Tommy
wor
everyone'
heart
bul
he
rouldrj't
charm
away
the
hospiul
bills.
I
was
a
student-vet
taking
pharmacy.
My
DVA
cheque
and
a
part-time
job
were
my
only
resources,
and
our
family
savings
had
gone
into
the
down-payment
on
ouf
house.
So
I
put
my
problem
to
the
manager
of
our
B
of
M
branch
we
had
a
small
savings
account
there.
Asked
him
for
a
loan
of
$200.
I
wasn't
too
hopeful,
but
he
agreed
to
the
loan
on
the
spot.
Knew
I
had
a
steady
income
and
always
paid
my
bills.
Repayment
was
spread
out
over
two
years
just
48.34
a
month.
And
that's
only
half
of
it.
Later
on,
"My
Bank"
advanced
me
another
$100
to
meet
dental
bills,
and
even
merged
the
loans
.
.
.
still
keeping
my
monthly
payments
at
$8.34.
1
received
another
much-needed
loan
before
graduating.
Then
I
got
a
good
job
in
my
home-town,
sold
the
house
at
a
profit
and
paid
off
what
was
left
of
the
loans.
That'l
SPECIALS!!!
A
personal
loan
from
the
Bank
of
Nfontreal
com
you
onlv
six
per
cent
interest
27
cents
a
month
pet
$100,
when
repaid
over
12
months.
Fvtrjr
year,
tens
of
thousands
of
Canadians
borrow
from
the
B
of
M
for
all
kinds
of
useful
,
purposes.
!o
you
need
money?
...
If
your
proposition
it
sound,
there's
money
for
you
at
the
B
of
M.
Provided
you
are
in
a
position
to
repay
your
loan
nut
of
regular
income,
we
are
in
a
position
to
lend
you
money.
Remember
when
you
ak
for
a
loan
at
the
B
of
M,
you
do
not
ask
a
favour.
PRINCE
ROPB
PLUMBING
HEATING
.Br..nfriceB4
(Ola
r"
people
in
Vancouver,
if
this
policy
is
applied
a
beer
licence
could
not
be
granted
to
any
hotel
smaller
than
the
Hotel
Vancouver.
Of
course,
Mr.
Kennedy
intimates
that
Vancouver
is
an
exception
to
the
rule.
If;
that
is
correct,
then
this
is
a
second
bad
and
vicious
policy.
i
Why
should
Vancouver
be
treated
differently
than
any
other
city
if
a
principle
has
been
decided
upon
as
being
in
the
best
interests
of
the
public?
The
size
of
a
community
should
have
no
bearing
upon
a.
policy
based
upon
a
principle.
j
The
principle
that
should
be
the
basis
of
a
formulated
policy
should
be
one
that
serves
the
public
interest
in
fairness
and
equity
to
all.
;
The
policy
allegedly
decided
upon
to
grant
no
beer
licence
other
than
to
a
bigger
than
the
currently
existing
hotel
is
based
on
no
sound
principle
o"
justice,
fairness
or
equity
.
The
legislature
is
the
high
court
of
the
land
in
enacting
legislation.
If
it
has
abrogated
its
traditional
power,
then
it
is
time
the
people
themselves
swamped
their
members
with
vigorous
protestations.
.
n
4
mum
nttpnn
7
GEID
Bank
of
Montreal
G.E.
TABLE
IRONER
$
7s
QQ
N.E.
GLADIRONER
$119'75
N.E.
FLOOR
POLISHER
$
35'00
TORCH
I
ERE
LAMPS
$
1895
G.E-
WASHER
WITH
PUMP
$1690
--
AT
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART,
B
C
'
Blue
210
....
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jOHM
H.
BULGE
OPTOMFl1"31
,
Princ
Rupert
Branch
;
Stewart
Branch:
G.
R.
S.
BLACKABT,
Manager
O.
J.
S.
ANDERSON,
Manage
John
Bul9"U1
Third
A"
WOUKINO
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
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