Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Friday,
January
G,
1950
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latest
in
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Prince
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comprKinss
northern
unci
central
British
Columbil
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i!,'hnri:rt
a
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ci:.ss
Mnli.
Post
Oilier
Donartmont.
Ottawa.
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evprv
afternoon
except
Sunday
bT
Rupert
Dauy
n-bb
bid
3rd
Avenne.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
ft
HUNTER.
Manamng
Editor.
H.
O.
P
FIRRY
Manatne
Director
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Editor,
Daily
News:
Regarding
the
practice
of
excluding
press
unit
public
from
'she
council
chamber
during
sessions
of
the
city
council,
may
I,
'
'tor.
Editor,
Inform
both
you
and
the
public
at
large
that,
during
I
the
past
three
years,
both
press
and
public
were,
I
venture
to
llecU
ere
With
enthusiastic
players
competing
at.
twelve
tables,
the
regular
fortnightly
bridge,
whist
and
cribbage
tournament
of
Iho
Catholic
Women's
League
was
...vf-.
.'.i
ut
the
Parish
Hall
iait
.
....
Steve
Dumas
and
M.
Cors,
My;
bridge.
Mrs
A.
J.
Ouzo;',
anti
ISLAND
Cm
Kt'l!.lIOS'
SI
.,
Oncral
Btii!rl,.rs'
1
'"Credulous
Of
Evil'
'ii;
M'-Bi
oc
St.
I
'say
exclu(?ecl
al
least
thirty-six
A
nrpnPTVP
KLlOMhll
r
tV
the
xt
Norfolk
e
n
v
Wui'V
on
irgin-
times
while
the
council
jabbered
ian-Filot
I'.sked
a
newspaper
in
t
h
e
Wright
over
some
trivial
affairs
of
no
iL.
Franklin;
cribbage,
Muss
,
brot
hvi
w
home
star
if
it
wnniVI
like
V.?
to
tpWrsnk
more
""portage
man
u
dog
Saving
Prj
For
t
1
7
;,
"
I
VV,.
"-fcP"
fight.
I
have
been
on
and
an
account
of
their
first
flight
at
Kitty
Hawk,
he
number
of
city
councils
got
hi.s
reply.
"We
don't
want
any
cock
and
bull
yarn
1914
and
never
Retort
mi
Hug
and
E.
Hrrbert.
Mrs.
Leo
Dioro.i
was
genera'
convener.
Mrs.
S.
Dumas
wan
cashier.
In
charge
of
refreshments
were
Mrs.
P.
LcRoss,
Mrs
C.
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
J.
Richards
and
.
i
s.
J.
Bugjir.ka.
lik-p
that"
Mntt
fnll-
.n.-o
cn
nl,DHm.ini
k
n
n
t
see
public
and
press
excluded.
Men
&
Bo?
"""v"v,"'
to
trw
last
meet!
rnan
s
ability
to
fly
that
only
five
papers
would
buy
becai.w
a
common
I
Men's
SUITs
tlie
SC001).
!
1
tnanK
you,
Mr
Editor,
for
4
,w
;
r?:
111
wool
worsted.
A
re-1
Todr.y
no
one
raises
a
skeptical
eyebrow
when
f"''
"cnt
edltorlal
co,mment-11
.
.
1
J
may
cause
somj;
people
to
real-
told
that
a
jet
plane
carries
a
letter
as
part
of
the
ize
that
public
matters
are
no,v
Afct'ieBration
cf
the
Wright's
first
flight
from
Kit-
private
attain
and
should
not
be
;
gain,
perfect
fits
$
Men's
TOP
COA
Medium
Melton
smartly
tailored
4
ti-'Hawk
to'
Dayton
and
return
in
150
minutes.
In-
;
ireairc
as
sucn.
Aid.
OEOROE
B.
CASEY.
1
rjpei
thousands
of
Americans
are
willing
to
beleive
Moving,
Packing,
Craling,
Shipping
and
(moral
Cartasc
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
agents
for
Cai.artian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
weloing
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
O".
?nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
1910
Phones
0(1
and
08
LANDMARK
BURNS-The
historic
47-year-old
rink
or
the
Minto
Skating
Club
in
Ottawa,
training-ground
for
some
of
Canada's
'most
famous
figure
skaters
Including
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
was
destroyed
by
an
early-morning
fire
Thursday.
Lost
In
the
blaze
were
the
records
o
the
Canadian
Figure
Skating
Association
and
valuable
trophies
wen
by
club
members
as
well
as
thousands
of
dollars
worth
of
skating
equipment.
Damage
was
estimated
at
more
than
$250,000.
(CP
Photo)
bargain
t
AJ-'-
hnrrp
......
t
raditi
sketch
reports
that
men
from
Mars
jjed
ichrr
port
tas
lull
brin
1
to
rc
$2,0'
:
an
jjl
1
-
so
:
ii
I
art'
ual
itl
.cn
t
i
li
.IE
;ed
,
sc
a
I
liqi
:"
n
I
ca
;
X
Es
Hi'
h
cl
idr
til
rti
VII
.11!
5'
1
men
s
ivrxLij
5rilK
big
selection
from
I
aW"lariding'
in
New
'Jersey.
I
To
our
generation
no
wonder
appears
beyond
!
belief
so
long
as
it
is
in
the
realm
of
physical
sci-
I
City
ambulance
rushed
to
two
MAIL
DELIVERY
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
was
much
Interested
in
your
edltorlal
the
other
day
on
city
mall
delivety
My
opinion
is
that
there
Is
no
The
first
at7
p
HOTfTl.
ARRIVALS
AIR
PASSENGERS
TllTllr!
m
was
to
Mll'T
Buj
t
c
transport
Men's
TIES
(
lifts.
Latest
shade
from
Men's
SWEATFP
two
patienU.
Jacob
Juncan
and
t
;h
Korman
Green
to
'he
steamei
ence.
And
since
the
atomic
bomb
appeared
new
degrees
of
destrut-tiveness
seem
to
be
expected.
Our
UTtWfcs
have
been
described
as
"an
age
of
.materialism
To
Vancouver
(Today
good
reason
whatsoever
whv
y
Vullover
and
burtc
here
should
be
no
street
delivery
Wmrd
T
Folman-
Mlss
B
Grid-
ol?ef
T,h'-'
T,1"!"
Tu
this
,...
...
lev.
ley,
F.
r.
Orandisnn
Orandison,
M
M.
A
A.
Mvrr
Myros.
be
w
admitte.'
dmitte
to
to
hvspitals
hospitals
In
in
th
the
immensely
CretiUiOUS
Ot
evil.
An
city.
Prince
Ruoert
wiil
styles,
wools,
all
s!
rom
,
f
torn
Vancouver
(Thursday
1-
south.
Mrs.
P.
J.
Shannon
oi
Mi-,
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Leveiton.
S.
lhe
Say
Hotel
was
takpn
lt
Woods.
:
Fleming,
M.Touber,
M
!Oenrat
Hospital
at
11:30
p.n.
Holbrook,
J.
KuUin,
J.
A.
FelgaL
.'"ra"y
z
Warnings
are
voiced
of
the
danger
that
mater-
,soon
be
approaching
the
u.ooo
ial
progress
will
outstrip
moral
progressWe
are
KKSS
Men's
TROUS1RS
Prince
Rupert
R.
Johnson,
Vancouver;
T.
Woods,
Smithers.
3.
Glen
and
son,
Terrace;
J.
Henderson,
Haz-elton;
W.
A.
Wesley,
Metlakatla;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Reeve,
Metlakatla;
Mrs.
M.
Forsyth,
Pasific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Simpson,
Hazcl-lon;
nev.
J.
E.
Huntley,
Metlakatla;
Mrs.
L.
H.
Adams,,
'Jress,
oil
wool
wor
1
rimiiufu
LiictL
y.ictti,
fJJtcua
mm
gicoi
ucouuv.ut';
oiiunii
vuiumoic
Clues
SUCH
as
Penticton.
Nana
ic
and
others
F-
McClay.
good
assortment
iiowev
do
not
ptihancp
thp
Vmalitv
of
humanitv."
T.
H.
Wilford
of
Wilford
Elec-
rnrti
Sandn
i.
(Thiirtrtavl
,,....
r
.j
.lnc
leu
Dy
plane
ror
vancouvt"
n.
neiin.
tr-.
a.
this
afternoon
for
furth.
ment
to
his
.
v
.
CABS
York
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
Humanity
feels
keenly
the
need
for
faster
de-velopment
on
the
moral
and
human
side.
It
des-
larger
than
Prince
Rupert
parately
requires
new
social
and
political
instru-
prlrc
RuPert
British
Coium
,
'
,
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
bia's
fourth
city,
lacklna
this
ser-
Campbell
St
Bennett
employer
Stand:
George
Orlffith,
returned
to
thi
1
Bill
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Scuby's
-ifjS
meiHS
lO
control
me
material
a
ranKenstems
It
IS
Vk-e
seems
something
unique
to
zlt
aboard
the
Ci
ilcotln
today
building.
Here
is
the
great
field
for
invention.
The
me.
a.ter
spendinj
hoNiayt
m
Van
-Jdeas
for
thes,
as
for
all
"discoveries",
already
exist
!
u
ha'
8tatd
that
houses
"l
'
"
i
,
,
,
,
.
i
in
Prince
Rupert
are
not
proper-
-
i
nr
j
-
and
on'y
need
to
be
recognized.
More
attention
di-
-.ouid
ly
numbered
which
seems
to
be
something
that
have
beei.
reeled
to
this
effort,
keener
desire
to
understand
a
very
stupid
excuse
since
u
done
long
ago
.-
"
spiritual
power,
more
willingness
to
believe
that
i
wou,d
cof
80
little
1x3
haTe
house
lhlxTt
s"sU(f
A
,
.
i
mi
.
i.
i
-
-
.
j.
lilumbers'
properly
painted
so
Mr.
f;oitor,
whl
be
taken
up
by
-
00d'
h0t
onJy
Permit
man
.to
turn
en-
thPy
could
be
plainly
seen
from
the
uroi.er
boUies
anJ
that
I
will
-i
-gines
into
blessings
but
lead
him
to
far
"
greater
pro-
the
street.
Also
streets
and
av-
be
given
some
encouragement.
than
learning
to
fly.
'e"US
could
easi)y
marked
at
Thankins
you
tor
wur
Bpace.
-
..-gress
fe
h
.
,.
.
.
the
corners.
In
fact,
this
is
JOHN
LAPORTE.
Christian
Science
Monitor;
from
$
Men's
oil
wool
p!
heary
SHIRT-JACK
good
shades.
Rcr
bargain
$
Men's
SOX
bi
selection,
new
de-good
quality,
from
Boys'
SHIRTS
shades,
from
....
$
Boys'
SWEATERS-ossortment
from
$
Boys'
SUITS
in
gr
dine
c'.oth,
d
o
u
breasted
smartly
tc
ed,
bargain
for',.
$1
Boys'
PANTS,
cc
worsted,
all
wool
smartly
tailored
from
U.
K.
MORTIMER
124
2nd
Ave.
(N.ar
CFPK)
OF
FURS
Ray
Reflects
...
;
V.VY
mfd
Reminisces
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
lhe
N.H.A
Phonf
C.rren
8S3
Boi
5
Boys'
and
Girls'
STO
AT
THE
LOWEST
PRICE
THIS
YEAR,
LAST
YEAR
OR
ANY
OTHER
YEAR.
INGS
and
SOCKS
i
i
-i
I
During
Christmas
week,
an-
All""-juveniles
do
not
deserve
I'll
arilling
staff
operating
near
the
rugged
criticism
so
many
I
Skidegate
produced
a
gusher
of
r.re
receiving.
We
heard
of
a
bey
I
water.
Over
ut
Third-
Avenue-ionly
ten)
just
now
who
leani-j
and
Second
Strest,
Prince
Ru-
cd
to
play
the
violin
while
prac-
from
.-:....v..
iVMEW
YORK
SUN
FOLDS
"THE
NEW
YORK
SUN,
founded
116
years
ago.
""'"I
;
has
ceased
publication
as
a
separate
enterprise
'.'to
become
part
of
the
World-Telegram
organization.
In
1834,
the
American
press,
while
progressive,
was
still
a
long
way
from
being
arealpoweror
wielding
an
influence
that
meant
much.
The
Sun,
in
its
long
ad
active
life,
contributed
largely
to
the
achievement'
of
each.
It
may
be
said
of
Charles
A.
Dana,
who
became
part
owner
in
1888,
Jhat.
he
gave
to
the
property,
a
unique
distinction.
He
served
as
editor,
and
perhaps
more
than
any
other,
his
personality
became
identified
with
his
newspaper.
If
riot
exactly
a
model,
it
was
the
Sun
toward
pert,
there
was
a
gusher
of
I
NATURAL
SILVER
FOX
Neck
Pieces
ticing
in
the
cepths
of
a
forest.
Any
lad
with
foresight
and
a
sense
of
mercy
like
that
is
en-t.tied
to
gratitude
instead
cf
abuse.
.
BALAGNU
Florin
(iH.nr
lirrrn
8"
Bo
I
j
$25.00
Guaranteed
There
were
young
Canadians
who
managed
to
bluff
their
way
into
uniform
Gunng
the
Great
War.
They
neglected
to
tell
the
truth
as
to
their
age.
Actually,
they
were
in
their
teens.
Similar
cases
appeared
in
the
JOHN
H.
An
issue,
such
as
sports
on
the
Sabbath
Day,
Is
nothin:;
new.
For
years
in
plenty
of
cities,
not
necessarily
in
British
Cortimbia
it
has
meant
little
SPECIALIZING
In
Designing
and
Remodelling
BULGER
-vwhk-h
a
large
section
of
American
journalism
look
American
Civil
War
which
end
move
move
than
man
tne
me
anierence
anierence
be
v
,
.
j
ok
.
r,r
.
dp-
Mor
stance,
example,
or
good
taste
m
coping
tweedledum
and
tweedie-
OPTOMETRIST
FUR
COATS
ON
FRIDAY
MORNING
AT
9
A.M.
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
BEAUTIFUL
FUR
COATS
WILL
GO
ON
SALE
AT
THESE
LOW
LOW
PRICES.
oce.
f
i
Ribs"
Gatzke
CONTRACTING
"
,ln
Y
muiifiuus
piuuiems
arising
irom
lime
10
(
survivors
of
the
armies
total-
.-
time
in
everyday
newspaper
making.
While
Dana
ling
2,500,000,
wnose
struggle
alive
it
.had"
character
and
discernment
which
-SSc&
aloo
years
is
not
saying
that
before
and
after
his
period
of
ser-
;
some,
io.
How
many
burnt
.
vice,
it
had
not.
But
it
is
no
overstatement
to
say
icut
Canucks
wm
be
looking
at
.
,
,
i
fa
camera
when
they
reach
that
v.
t
ii
o
'4.1
r
-
that
the
Sun,
with
Dana
there,
was
given
the
bene-
stage?
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
Eastern
Canada
has
been
having
weeks
of
weather
so
mild
it's
almost
unbelieveable.
But
there
is
a
change
In
the
offing.
Watch
out
for
-
biting
olasts
sweeping-
the
North
At
Phone
Black
279
i;ox
:55b
'
5.
lit
of
his.
talents
in
fullest
measure,
and
this
was
"
lantic,
and
on
land
snows
that
;
lay
long
,
and
aeep.
If
there's
It's
barely
more
been
'
verdure
and
caressing
BROADWAY
CAFE
Well,
Wellf
tnan
ian
eleven
eleven
11
months
to
Christ-
breezes
in
Novemoer
and
De
rnas
and
New
Years!
cember,
it's
hard,
to
credit.
Best
Food
Muskrat
Back
Coats,
Full
Length
$26500
Muskrat
Flank
Coats
$175.00
Mouton,
Beaver
Shade,
Full
Length
$189.00
Mouton,
Beaver
Shade,
Three
Quarters
$175.00
Laura
I
Lamb
(Mouton
Safari,
Brown
Shade)
$125.00
.Coney,
Full
length
No.
1
Quality
(Brown
Rabbit)
$89.50
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.
$150.00
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$225.00
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$195.00
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may
report
on
the
wisdoin,
or
otherwise,
of
cutting
a
canal
across
the
.Isthmus
of
Chignecto.
This
would
link
the
Bay
of
Fundy
with
the
Gulf
of
St
Lawrence,
and
be
certain
to
make
a
change
in
the
general
industrial
and
shipping
life
of
the
Maritime
Provinces.
The
project
is
nothing
new.
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generations
it
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suggested,
and
the
feeling
has
always
been
favorable
to
such
a
work.
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canal
would
be'
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an
undertaking
of
this
size
has
been
seen
in
New
Brunswick
since
the
building
of
the
Intercolonial
Railway.
It
would
attract
wide
attention,
give
employment,
and
in
gener-stimulate
new
ventures
in
a
country
that
has
for
a
long
time
watched
her
people
leave
for
other
parts
of
Canada,
and
for
the
United
States,
because
there
was
lack
of
opportunity
at
home.
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Mrs.
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in
Vancouver,
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and
Mrs
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Wood
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to
their
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here
this
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aboard
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Steamship
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by
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afternoon
for
Vancouver
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