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rectus
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Wednesday,
February
11,
1048
Excavation
To
Be
Done
TO
DISCUSS
POLICE
PACT
Commissioner
of
Provincial
Police
Visitor
Here
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Plan
to
transform
Your
Kitchen
!
City
Carrier,
per
15c:
Per
Month.
65N
Pit
Yenr,
7
00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
40c;
Per
Year,
ii
00
An
Independent
dally
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deroted
tr
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
i
end
all
communities
compris.
g
northern
Rnd
cen'ral
British
Columbia.
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tut
scona
tiass
Man,
fost
umce
uepartnipni,
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULATIONS
I
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
do
By
April
1
5
Excavation
work
by
the
B.C.
Discussions
regarding
Prince
Rupert's
contract
with
the
B.C.
provincial
police
for
policing
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
be-
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COASTGUARD
NEEDED
of
a
coastguard
service
on
Canada's
NECESSITY
shores
for
the
protection
of
life
and
property
at
sea
cannot
be
dismissed
casually
by
the
Minister
of
Transport
with
the
observation
that
the
cost
would
be
prohibitive.
In
the
last
few
weeks
in
the
waters
not
so
far
from
Prince
Rupert
scores
of
lives
have
been
lost
Bridge
and
Dredging
Co.
on
the
tween
city
council
members
and
site
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Commissioner
John
Shirras
of
Co.'s
plant
at
Watson
Island
may
the
provincial
police
Thursday
be
completed
about
April
15,
It
afternoon
foHowlnn
the
arrival
was
learned
at
the
local
office
here
today
of
Commissioner
of
the
company
today.
.Shirras.
Frospect
of
hiring
hundreds
Owing
to
rising
costs,
the
proof
men
in
the
near
future
was
vincial
force
is
asking
$24,949
to
ripnieii
hv
the
srjokesman.
who'
provide
a
10-man
police
farce
MM
said
that,
as
far
as
he
knew,
in
the
city
In
1948.
The
figure
the
present
crew
of
about
110
is
about
$4,000
greater
than
that
men,
working
two
shifts,
would
paid
in
1947.
be
continued
until
the
job
is!
City
council
received
notice
linished.
Actual
construction
last
fall
that
the
provincial
will
of
course
employ
many
police
planned
to
seek
a
new.
;
fa
However,
two
survey
parties
city
this'
year,
but
deferred
ac-which
will
survey
lines
for
water
tion'
on
it
until
it
could
be
dis-mains
from
Prudhomme
Lake,
cussed
with
the
head
of
the
proposed
source
of
the
plant's
force.
water
supply,
are
expected
to
If
the
increase
is
accepted,
it
arrive
here
within
the
next
two
will
be
the
second
in
two
years
The
1947
policing
cost
was
in-limber
cruisers,
who
have
creased
by
about
$2,000
above
completed
their
cruises
in
the
that
in
force
between
1943
and
woods
are
now
computing
quan
-
1948
by
a
new
contract
sinel
tities
of
timber
available
in
the
last
year.
areas
covered.
!
Commissioner
Shirras,
wno
'arrived
in
the
city
today
on
from
Vic-
the
Prince
Rupert
Perhaps
you
dreamed
about
just
such
i
as
this
during
the
lean
years
ol
scaic
(
appliances,
but
it
won't
be
long
before
dreams
will
be
realized.
Some
electric
aw'
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
toria.
will
leave
for
the
interior
later
this
week
to
arrange
fori
new
policing
contracts
with
!
arc
available
now,
so
why
not
start
tajm
build
up
an
all-electric
kitchen
as
each
he
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"Here
is
an
old
adage
that
Is
interesting."
which
might
or
might
not
have
been
saved
had
there
been
a
well-equipped
and
alert
coastguard.
This
is
not
something
to
be
indifferent
about
and
to
measure
entirely
from
the
standpoint
of
dollars
and
cents.
And,
as
far
as
costs
are
concerned,
we
have
suggested
and
repeat
the
suggestion
that
there
might
be
effective
co-ordination
between
the
Navy,
which
everyone
agrees
must
be
maintained,
and
a
coastguard
service.
In
fact,
it
would
give
the
Navy
something
useful
to
do
and
provide
them
with
realistic
practice
in
training"
which,
under
peacetime
conditions,
is
sometimes
more
theoretical
than
practical
and
which,
certainly
enough,
is
not
taken
as
seriously
as
it
might
be.
The
minister,
at
least,
did
condescend
to
admit
that
it
was
a
suggestion
that
is
worthy
of
serious
consideration
and
we
hope
he
and
his
department
will
s?riously
consider
it.
BE
CAREFUL
OF
FIRES
THESE
COLD
DAYS
when
the
tendency
DURING
is
to
stoke
up
heavily
and
use
instruments
of
heating
that
may
not
be
too
safe
it
is
appropriate
to
mention
the
subject
of
fire
prevention.
The
terrible
toll
of
winter
fires,
as
illustrated
in
the
chapters
of
burning
tragedy
recounted
in
our
news
columns
yesterday,
reminds
us
grimly
of
the
importance
of
the
subject.
More
than
likely
there
were
factors
in
the
holocausts
of
St.
John's
Newfoundland
and
Halifax,
with
their
heavy
toll
of
lives
that,
had
they
not
existed,
the
tragedies
might
have
been
averted.
Right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
there
are,
doubtless,
conditions
ideal
for
conflagration
needing
but
the
Fpark
of.
carelessness
or
indiscretion
to
start
the
blaze.
Yes,
these
are
days
to
be
particularly
careful
-obout
the
fires
and
the
conditions
which
sur-rour.d
them.
other
towns.
This
afternoon,
he
inspected
city
and
district
de-
(
comes
available?
tarhments
and
divisional
heaa-
nunciation
of
"semi"
(prefix)?
quarters
here.
soup
to
nuts
in
3
,
time
fixed
as
i
people
to
eat
i
meal
Undr-va:!
Reminiscences
i
i-n
rt
CONVEYOR
BELT
CAFE
LATEST
Dining
Speeded
I'p
By
Lrltrsh
Inventor
3.
Which
one
or
these
worcn
in
misspelled?
Millenium,
million,
vermillion.
4.
What
does
the
word
"derogatory"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
er
that
means
"scholarship"?
ANSWERS
j
the
belt
U
a
cz:
Australian
Farmer
Is
Taking
To
Air
BRISBANE,
Australia,
it
A
flying
stockman
has
taken
the
J
hats.
eoaU
an
-
air
over
a
50,000-aere
property
,
AIR
PASSt
,
By
w.J.
"
Ketlections
,
i
With
seasonal
fishing
not
so
It's
just
one
thing
after
an-far
off.
one
can
almost
see
and
other.
Hardly
does
Italy
take
a
hear
Billy
Shrubsall.
He
did
turn
for
the
better
and.
appur-business
in
Knoxville.
and
was
Pntly,
recognising
the
value
of
one
of
the
first
to
help
put
this
peace,
order
and
good
govern-
Inbound
-Mrs
I
1.
Old
is
redundant.
An
aa-
in
Queensland.
He
is
B.
Anning
age
is
a
saying
which
has
ob-'
0f
Richmond
sheep
station,
near
tained
credit
from
long
use.
2.
cioncurry,
who
has
bought
a
Pronounce
sem-i,
i
as
in
it,
not
new
Auster-Auatocrat,
which
he
LONDON
A
conveyor
bell
rafe
has
been
invmted
by
an
i
engineer
in
Britain
who
claims'
it
will
save
time
and
do
away
with
the
queues
I
Gordon
S
tu.
Uz
C.
B
Milk
I
Lane
and
Mr.
ft-
las
in
ice.
3.
Vermilion.
4.
Less-
cans
-pegasus."
Mr.
Anning
said
Jening
in
good
repute;
disparag-
he
had
become
tired
of
muster-
women
start
the
port
on
the
map
as
a
deep
sea
ment.
when
The
conveyor
txe
It
cafeteria
Saml.ipit.
consists
of
three
synchronized
Outbound
K
i
lng.
i
Pronounce
first
o
as
in
ing
and
doing
other
station
jobs
convevor
belts
travelling
at
equal
C.
Pauv.
for
Vair
yj.ced
in
the
same
direction
and
brca.
K
Bu'bacl
reprcsentina
a
tanie
and
seat
ston.
for
S.i
vp.
and
floor
between.
Movements
Outbound
ure
so
co-ordinated
that
thp
Llnnev.
Gordon
&
"He
lr,a
penue-
Ana
lnals
a
ral-
waring
nam
oi
mice
hh.
-made
of.
accent
second
syllable.
on
horseback.
He
plans
to
make
some
derogatory
remark
regular
inspections
of
boundarv
"ing
long
time
ago
for
it's
back
sions.
Italys
theatre
world
In-about
in
1908-09.
had
fish
sale
sists
that
hats
be
removed
dur-
Mr.
Smith."
5.
Erudition,
fences
at
low
altitudes
and
as
Billy
a
trle
Auster
lands
at
22
miles
an
stand
and
worked
up
trade
He
Ing
all
performances.
Woman-
CAMPAIGN
FOR
FUNDS
hour
he
will
be
able
to
touch
hailed
from
London
or
near
hood
resents
the
command
Un-FREDERICTON,
9
The
Uni-
down
in
the
paddocks
alongside
there
and
knew
his
stuff.
He
happy
land!
Surely
not
another
versity
of
New
Brunswick
plans
broken
fences
and
to
do
quicK
was
good-natured
and
was
bless-
rrisis?
to
open
a
$250,000
campaign
to
repairs
and
pick
up
any
sirk
ed
with
an
infectious
laugh.
It
provide
funds
for
renovation
of
sheep
for
treatment
at
the
was
the
sort
of
laugh
that
made
the
present
memorial
hall
into
homestead.
The
plane's
baggage
you
want
to
join
in
it.
and
look-
Early
to
bed
and
early
to
rise.
only
sensation
of
movement
the
ton,
H
Mtlv.,;.
diner
can
acquire
Is
by
com-
Mrs
D
Record
W
paring
his
position
with
some
tin.
(or
Srxi-m
fixed
object.
The
diners
sitting
on
air-cushioned
seals
are
moved
from
You
saw
n
in
i
out
with
I
a
combined
war
memorial
and
compartment
is
being
modified
ing
back,
one
is
inclined
to
think
and
your
girl
rocs
other
guys.
this
was
good
for
business.
students
centre.
to
carry
sheep.
SERIOUS
RUSSIANS
from
Europe
tells
of
a
CORRESPONDENCE
couple
of
American
soldiers
being
imprisoned
for
four
hours,
by
the
Russians
for
having
tittered
when
a
Russian
officer
slipped
on
the
ice.
A
small
incident,
to
be
sure,
but
something
that
illustrates
the
difference
between
two
nations.
It
is
just
too
bad
when
overpowering
dignity
strives
to
crush
what
is
a
most
natural
impulse.
If
official
Russia
was
able
to
extract
a
little
more
humor
out
of
life,
perhaps
the
world
would
be
nearer
to
real
peace.
A
?()
MP
OR
IF
CaDD.CS
A
Ml
That's
more
than
millions
of
children
in
the
world's
ruined
lands
can
hope
to
have,
unless
.
.
.
As
you
watch
your
own
youngsters
enjoying
their
meals,
think
'
of
those
others.
They're
starving,
ragged.,
uneducated
yet
they,
too,
are
the
world's
future.
Our
future
the
future
of
OUR
children
is
hound
up
with
theirs.
They
MUST
he
fed,
clothed,
educated,
if
our
world
is
THE
NEWSPRINT
DOLLAR
IS
NOT
the
$64
question,
yet
it
does
not
lack
THIS
interest,
for
it
deals
directly
with
your
daily
bread.
From
Montreal
comes
this
query
"Who
Gets
the
Newsprint
Dollar?"
According
to
one
answer,,
which
appears
as
good
as
the
next,
labor
in
mills
and
offices
and
all
other
branches
takes
38
cents;
other
material
used
in
manufacture
15.5
cents;
powei
and
fuel
7.9
cents;
federal
taxes,
as
well
as
provincial
and
municipal
12
cents;
depreciation
4.8
cents;
bond
interest
l'
cents;
paid
out
as
dividends
3.1)
cents,
and
6.7
cents
held
as
company
surplus.
V
not
to
end
in
tragedy
and
chaos.
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children
has
to
raise
at
least
$1),()()(),0()()
if
Canada
is
to
contribute
her
share
i
to
meet
their
desperate
and
immediate
needs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
COMPETITION
UNITED
STATES
Maritime
Commission
THE
examiners
recently
submitted
a
report
concerning
the
Alaska
rate
examination
which
resulted
in
approval
of
the
freight
rates
put
into
effect
by
the
steamship
companies
operating
to
Alaska.
Among
the
pertinent
facts
in
the
finding's
appears
the
following:
"Competition
from
Prince
Rupert,
it
is
said,
would
capture
a
large
amount
of
the
salmon
trad
if
prices
for
ship
transportation
on
it
were
raised
further.
Other
competitive
forces
are
said
to
be
(J)
small
boats
operating
between
Juneau
and
Ketchikan,
and
U.S.
ports
(2)
the
new
barge
line."
IF
THEY
ARE
NOT
SAVED,
OUR
WORLD
IS
LOST
YOUR
HELP
IS
NEEDED
NOW
You
can
make
your
donation
at
any
BANK.
Since
you
may
not
be
canvassed
don't
let
failure
to
act
be
on
your
conscience
turn
your
sympathy
and
good
wishes
into
a
tangible
contribution
go
to
your
bank
and
GIVE.
(fat
ta
Annnn
APPEAL
TRY
mmk
rm
yi
Rex
Cafie
Appeal
now
being
jointly
conducted
by
United
Nations
Appal
fo
Children,
and
Canadian
Council
for
Reconstruction
through
UNESC
FOR
TASTY
ME
ATS
Chop
Suey
Chow
Mein
CHINESE
DISHES
OUR
SPECIALTY
OPEN
S
AM.
TO
2
A.M.
Provincial
Vir-
hulrman
:
!
N-
Va0,Tr
W-
Campaign
IldqtH.,
(
Marine
Campaign
Provincial
Co-Chairmen:
i
ued
r.
r.iiowN,
r.
e.
STAxnrir.i.i)
Campaign
Provincial
Hon.
Chairman:
CHIEF
JCSTICE
WENDELL
B.
FARRIS
SECOND
AVENUE,
OPPOSITE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL