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Friday,
August
15,
1947
MINERAL
SURVEY
PLANNED
BY
'EIRE
DUBLIN.
The
de
Valera
government
plan3
a
sevenyear,
500,000
rnlneral
exploration
program,
thB"most
extensive
survey
ever
carried
out
in
this
country.
Legislation
to
provide
Mianral
Teo,
the
state-owned
mineral
company,
with
powers
to
carry
out
the
plan
will
be
introduced
In
the
Dail
later
this
year.
Government
mineral
experts
said
a.
particular
search
will
be
made
for
uranium.
One
prominent
industrialist
said
that
extensive
lead
and
copper
deposits
could
be
wofl&ti'
economically
at
present
world
prices.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
low
Available!
LOOK
FOK
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
)
NEW
Cups
and
$1.00
to
growth,
metamorphosis
of
cater-
j
pillar
to
butterfly
and
wonder-;
ful
astronomical
scenes.
Rev.
F.
Antrobus
presided
over
!
the
meeting.
In
charge
of
thej
presentation
was
Rev.
D.
Fraserj
McRae,
Moody
film
representa-j
tive,
while
Cecil
Carter
operated
;
the
projector.
Brigadier
J.
T.
Gillingham,
.Salvation
Army,
led,
in
prayer.
J.
E.
Davey
presidd,
at
me
organ
w
accompany
uie
hymns.
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&
HEATING
ENGINEERS
Authorized
dealers,
for
GENERAL
MOTORS
AUTOMATIC
DELCO
HEAT
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your
furnace
or
boiler
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QUAKER
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now
jn
stock
Large
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of
Plumbinr
Supplies
BLONDIE
PICTURE
IS
IMPRESSIVE
"God
of
Creation"
Found
toiBe
Remarkable
Production
Large
Audience
Deeply
impressed
was.
an
audience
which
filled
First
Baptist
Church
last
night
to
see
the
really
remarkable
sound
picture,
"The
God
of
Creation,"
which
visually
presents
by
skillful
photography
many
unique
natural
and
biological
scenes
of
a
wide
variety
and,
by
an
unusually
fineound
narration,
applies
a
spiritual
theme.
Oreat
enthusiasm
was
displayed
by
all
present
and
many
resolved
to
see
the
repeat
presentations
which
will
take
place
with
slight
variations
tonight
at
First
United
Church
and
tomorrow
evening
aUthe
Salvation
Army
Citadel,
Some
of
the
sequences
in
the
picture
include
the
showing
of
heart
action
In
surgery,
germination
and
progress
of
plant
He
Won't
Bite
the
"Mosquito!
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ME.
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TELL
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"I
AM
NOT
A
COMMUNIST'
The
board
of
directors
of
the
Dale
Community
Centre
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
have
asked
for
the
resignation
of
Mary
-Jennlson,
executive
director,
shown
above
after
ready
a
story.
Miss
Jennison
declared:
"I
am
not
a
Communist,
and
so
far
as
I
know
neither
is
any
member
of
my
staff.
She
also
stated
that
work
of
the
Dale
Gentre
Is
"not
understood;
EXPLAINS
.CITY
ROAD
PROBLEMS
An
englneer'sview
of
the
problems
of
building
roads
in
Prince
Rupert
was
given
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
by
City
Engineer
Charles
D.
Howe
who
emphasized
proper
drainage
and
substantial
base
construction
as
requirements
for
lasting
streets.
"The
creation
of
a
successful
asphaltic
highway
is
contingent
on
many
factors,"
he
said,
"but
first
among
basic
requirements
is.
adequate
drainage.
It
is
doomed
to
failure
in
direct
proportion
to-the
effectiveness
of
the
road
itself
to-get
rid
of
moisture."
Basic,
support
was
the
second
main
factor.
In
the
past,
the
I
importance
of
this
support
has
.
.
li
i
it
ioeen
underestimated
in
mucn
1
1
road
construction-
and
later
transportation
changes,
bringing
heavier
traffic,
)iave
caused
much
damage.
"It
Is
a
wise
policy
to
build
frcm
the
bottom;
up,
instead-of
fro
mthe
top
down.
When
a
road
Is
surfaced,-.and
failure.
appears,
only
rebuilding
.can
be
resorted
to."
Gravel
ind
sand
were
described
by
Mr..
Howe
as
the
best
support'for
a
road,
topped
with
LOOK
,
AT
THE
JL
OW
MV
TIME
-THE
ALARM,
IIGOODNESS
POP
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WHEN
YOU
X33ME
HOME
1
LATE".
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VOU
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1
HELP
HELP
ME
ME
?
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crushed
gravel,
watered
and,
rolled.
The
"alligator'
-'effect
in
roads
is
due
to
failure
of
the
base
and
continual
flexing
of
the
mat
by
passing
vehicles
until
the
fatigue
point
Is
reached.
"When
are
we
going
to
hardtop
Prince
Rupert's
streets?"
Not
until
next
year,"
said
Mr.
Howe.
"We
plan
to
allow,
them
ta
settle
during
the
winter,
then
go
to
work
on
them
when
thay
are
really
packed
solid."
MANY
BRITONS
HARVEST
CROPS
LONDON,
Britain
is
breaking
all
records
this
year
to
"lend
a
hand
on
the
land."
Last
year's
figure
cf
100,000
volunteer
farm
workers
has
already
been
reached
and
nearly
all
of
the
12
harvest
camips
will
be
full
until
September.
Nearly
45.000
school
children
have
volunteered
to
work
during
their
holidays
and
the
first
of
the
3O0
school
camps
was
opened
early
in
August,
Said
an
official
of
the
ministry
of
agriculture:
"Up
to
June
28,
90,000
applications
were
received
compared
with
54,000-last
year.
I
think
we
shall
reach
our
target
of
150,000."
Between
20,000
and
30,000
more
volunteers
are
needed
beitweenmld-Septembei
and
late
Novfontoer-
to
help
wit),
the
potato
harvest
By
Chic
Young
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LOOKS
SO
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'MEAN
AH.JUHSJ
FILMS
VALUABLE
FOR
PROVINCE
;Junior
jChamber-ofVCommerce
Hears
from
(Government
N
Photographer
As
an
official
publicity
agency
I
for
British
Columbia,
the
photo-I
graphic
branch
cf
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
Is
playing
an
increasing
part
in
making
this
province
known
throughout
the
world,
Clarence
Ferris,
government
iphotogra-,
pher
told
the
monthly
meeting
(Of
the
Junior
Chamber
el-Com-imerce
last
night.
I
Our
projec:,
wnich
began
In
1
1941
he
said,
"Is
eventually
to
photograph
the
entire
province
of
B.C
in
16
millimeter
color
film.
We
have
ri&nemuch
of
the
southern
part
of
the
province
and
now
I
am
working
on
the
area
from
Prince
"Rupert
to
Prince
George."
The
central
coast
and
interior
film
will
complete
a
"triangle
tour"
picture
which
will
be
of
Interest
to
prospective
tourists,
he
declared.
The
department
Is
Increasing
'
the
number
of
outlets;
for
showing
the
films
to
the
public
and,
i
wh
,e
they
are
not
numerous
at
present,
the
number
Is
growing.
The
National
Film
Board,
the
National
Film
Society,
Bell
Telephone
Co.,
git
copies
of
all
Travel
Bureau
films
while
the
office
cf
the-Canadian
Trade-Commissioner
at
Los
Angeles
shows
many
of
thecn.
In
addition..
to
the
moving,
picture
coverage,
the
photographic
branch
Is
building
an
extensive
library
of
"still"
photographs
which
are
made
available
to
writers,
and
for
which
theie
is
a
big
demand.
"Since
the
war,
we.
have
had
requests
for
520
pictures
a
month.
The
bulk
of
them
go
to
writers
on
this
continent
but
about
.20
per
cent
go
to
writers
in
England
and
Australia.,
so
thi?
Drovlnce
is
really
becoming
well
known."
Mr.
Ferris
admitted
that
he
is
getting
a
bit
impatient
with
the
dull
weather
that'has
been
prevalent
since
he
has
been
In
Prince
Rupert
but
plans
to
stav
until
he
gets
the
pictures
he
wants.
Next
summer's-
project
Is
to
photograph
the
natural
color
of
the
Peace
River
country.
.
fGEORGE
McWHINNEY
r
PAINTING
AND'''
PAPERHANGING
147
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East
Phone
Black
489
UNRKSERVF.I)
on
SATURDAY,
AUG..1G
at,2U0
pjn4
at
Auction
Rooms,
Old'
Empire
Building,
Third
Avenue
Instructions
by
owner,
I
will
sell
by
Auction,
the
following
article:
100
Kitchen
Chairs
2
Walnut
Dinette
Suites.
l'Oil
Burner
Range,
complete.
1-Selee
and
.Chair.
Stromberg'Carlson
Radio.
pi
Electric
Steam
Iron
(new).
2
New
Electric
Fans.
Ll
Kitchen
Suite.
1
llrass
iBed,
complete.
2-Pairs
AlKWool
Blankets.
'
,1
Chest
iQf
Silverware
(Rogers).
I
il)resser;
:2
Mirrors,
l
llecod
iltack
(mantel).
LC.
Melody
Saxophone
(conn.).
3
C)iest
of
Drawers.
1.
Electric
Gramaphone.
and
other-articles.
Must
Be
Sold.
Terms
Cash
.GEORGE
J.
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
JJed
.127
.Green
870
Budworm
Plague
Feared
In
BtC.
Bud
norm
Now
Feared
Following
Hemlock
Loo
per
j
VICTORIA
W
After
causing
heavy
loss,
the"
hemlock
looper
i
is
definitely
on.
the
wane
In
British
Columbia,
but
Dominion
government
scientists
expect
a
new
plague
the
blackheaded
bud-worm
to
wreak
havoc
within
the
next
five
years.
II.
A.
Richmond,
West
Coast'
forest.
Insect
inspector,
made
this
announcement
following
a
survey.
He
said
the
budworm
may
be
as
bad
as
or
worse
than
the
looper,
and
that
another
looper
Invasion
could
be"
looked
for
in
10
years.
"Loss
caused
by
loopers
has
been,
beyond
comprehension,"
ho
said.
"Damage
on
Vancouver
Island
alone
runs
Into
hundreds
of
millions
of
feet."
A
major
problem
now
Is
how
much
damaged
timber
can
be
salvaged.
Field
crews
are
trylns
to
determine
meaures
to
help
the
industry
meet
-this
problem.
Some
companies
will
have
to
revamp
their
entire
logging
programs
for
the
next
70
years.
It
will
be
necessary
to
go
into
some
of
the
most
Inaccessible
areas
first
if
the
vast
tracts
of
dead
timber
is
to
be
salvaged.
NOW
IS
LABORATORY
DAR
-
ES
-
SALAAM
O)
Dr
Livingstone's
house,
"Son
Bag,"
or
.the
Goljlen
Garden,
from
which
he
fitted
out
his
last
expeditions,
Js
being
converted
Into
living
quarters
and.
laboratories
for
the
Clove
Research
Home.
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What
do
I
do
rovt
Steamship
Sailings
(Daylight
Saving
Times)
For
.VantwiTei
Monday
as
Princess
Adelaide
10
run.
Tuesday
ss
Coqultlam,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss
:Trlnce
'Rupert,
12:15
(pjn.
Friday
ss
Catala.
5:50,
pjn.
Saturday
ss
Camosun,
10:13
pm.
From
r
Vancouver-Sunday
S3
Coqultlam,
4
pm
No
Veow
hue'
thanks
to
Bluel
Ml
.
.
.
the
BENDIX
Automatic
Home
Laundry
"TheiHouseuiife's
Dream"
ALTHOUGH
FIRST
SHIPMENT
IS
SOLD,
FURTHER
MACHINES
ARE
EXPECTED
WITHIN
THREE
WEEKS
PLACE
YOUR
NAME
ON
OUR
WAITING
LIST
Snowy-white
sheets
looking
like
new!
thanks
to
Blue.
Sheets
and
all
white
clothes
no
longer
suffer
from
'ydlow
tingc'-nol
with
Blue
to
make
thorn
white!
So
quick,
so
easy.
.
.
jusf
a
swish
or
two
of
Blue
in
the
final
rinsing
water
does
the
trick!
P.S.
Seven
colours
combine
to
make
white,
Announcement
.
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CAFE
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p.m.
Wednesday
,
p.
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ajn
Friday-
;
CaUu,j
l'or
Alaska-
Friday
;
catosa
Wednesday
am.
From
Alaska-
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Thursday-
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prfe.
pm.
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