Prince Rupert Daily News

Wednesday, August 6, 1952

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The largest industrial five-pi
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made up of Genera] Motors em-
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were 1,172 entries in the 1952

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began to write poetry at the
Cnnwee age of 10, doing verses on cur-
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Walter Raleigh,
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as a spy

Sir famous

was beheaded

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of
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happy f
when he upset
with his

Coffee-colorec
of the U.S. al won
from two wt The
of 27 hter-bomber missions
over Korea seemed to win ef-
fortlessly the 800-metre for the
second straight time

This is now the six ports ex-
perts voted:

Smits ne McKenley;
Bob Mathias of the U.S., who
won the decathon for the second
time in a row; De Silva; Whit-
field, Genereux

Morgan—Zatopex; Miss Jack-
son; Da Silva; Whitfield: Joszef
Czermak, Hungarian winner of
the hammer throw; Harrison
Dillars the US., 110-metres
hurdles winner

Busby—Zatopex:
son, Barthel;

the

rec-

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Laxembourg who tola
crowd he was ‘
my little ¢ountry”
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1500-me 1
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nod
veteran

of

Miss Jack-
Ford Konno of the
U.S., victor in the 1500-metre
swim; American heavyweight
boxer Ed rods: Clyde Lovel-
ette, leading of the US
team

Zatopex:; McKenley; Da
Miss Jackson, Mrs. Strick
land; Russell Mockridge, winner
of two gold medals for Australia
in cyclin

Beavs Zatopex: Miss Jack-
on; McKenley; Barthel; Hun-
s Eva Novak who led Hun-
women swimming team
victory in the 400-
Baldir Dosanjh of
winning field-hockey

scorer

Carr
Silva

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in

vary
gary’s
to a record
}metre relay:
India
team

McElwaine—Zatopex: McKen-
ley; Miss Jackson; Mrs. Strick-
land: Da Silva; Lindy Remigino
of the US., a virtual unknown
who became the first white man
to. win the 100-metres since Van-
couver’s Percy Williams did it
jin 1928.

Fireman Housekeeper Finds
Flour on Hands His Undoing

DAYTON, O
for h
44,

(AP)
cherry pies

Sager,

ounded

was baking

Slid? He vlummeted
Flour on his hands.

STIX RODIES have been reco\

ments wit
$300,000,000
»f cons

Fireman
s broken ankle.
cherry
He raced to the pole and slid to the floor

red and

Bane se

pre except Quebec f mpletion by the end of 1956—at places
h the federal government for One objection by Quebec authorities is that building
hard-surfaced road across the ad the width specified by the federal gove
work has started with hich is paying half the cost, would require the demolition
on the road—secheduled Quebec vi Rages. (CP PHOTO)

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facts which might have
influence on their catch
We hope to continue giving that
serivce for a long time to come
from Monday to Friday,
morning at 7 o'clock.”
To secure the basic
the broadcast, the
worked out a close
the Federal Department of Fish-
eries and the Dominion Public
Weather Ofice in Vancouver
CBC has

~ New Broadcast Service For
Fishermen Launched by CBC

A program designed to serve :
the commercial fishermen along
the B.C. coast was launched Au-
gust 1 by Canadian Broadcast-,
ing Corporation

Tom Leach, the commentator
for the Farm and Fish Depart-
ment of the CBC in the British
Columbia region, has completea'
arrangements to provide, on 2
daily basis, information of land-
ings and pack of various spe-
cies of fish, and also a complete |
marine weather service

In addition, regular news cov- | sm fishermen along the coast
erage of fishing in the neigh-j gor, They are entitled to
boring waters off the Washing- | the same information respecting

ton and Oregon coast will be!

IT PAYS
available | good fishing areas, weather, and TO ADVERTISE —
The B.C. Fishermen's Broad- a .

cast will provide the widest Ri

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coastal area. With the initial
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Evening Shows 7: - 9: p.m.
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each

data
CBC has
liaison with

for
thous- Ps

B.C

hundreds, but
smaller craft in
which depend solely on
standard-wave radio for all
weather and other information
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the

THE YEAR’ $s most Cree ROVERS, ee Walt

ic, Disne
are
fishing business each
The newer gillnetters are
and more high-powered

ir predecessors—just as

boats were better
and equipped than the
yes of our original fisher-
there will many

large vessels

For several years the
provided a similar service to
Maritime fishermen, broadcast
from its station at Halifax. The
program gives weather fore
casts plus information on cat-
ches, landings, markets and
other news relevant to the in-
dustry.

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EVENINGS
SAT. MATINEXS

years

Pacific network of the CBC
opened one hour’ earlier
(7:00 a.m.) to give distribution
over CBU, CBRX (short wave)
and CFPR, Prince Rupert.
This arrangement is expected
to reach practicaly every radio
receiver along the entire coast—
from Alaskan waters to weil
south of Vancouver Island. In
addition, the program will be
broadcast by many of the sma!-
ler transmitters of the CBC lo-
cated throughout the interior
of the province
Mr. Leach said there had been
some question about the use of
standard-wave broadcasts for
the fishermen’s program. “Many
people are under the impression
that the B.C. fishing fleet is en-
tirely equipped with short-wave
radio transmitters and receivers
and all other modern apparatus
which would make the operators
self-sufficient. That is not
tirely true
While many of the larger
seine boats and draggers are
well. prepared to pick up short-
wave weather forecasts and
also have sShip-to-ship or ship
to-shore telephones, there are

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Nilbur Sager blames the j|

fire alarm
below

pies when a

a seventh man is missing

following a collision between an RCAF Lancaster bomber and a

Vampire jet
miles >
the tree-;

fighter

Mf Quebec. Tail s

during air me oeuvers

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high over

Laurentide National
ction of the bomber

Park 160

is seen on

udded siope in this aerial shot. The crash occurred

(CP PHOTO)

SPECIAL NOTICE

As from this date,
will be held in the 1.0.0.F. Hall.

no Public Dances

All
are also hereby

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