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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
September
13,
1951
TODAY
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best
interests
of
the
community
would
not
be
served
If
their
hos-pl:als
were
operated
by
remote
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
f
Mil
IBUKB'OB
Clearance
Boys'
And
Youths'
Clothes
Capitol
Has
Action
Story
From
the
pen
of
Clarence
Budington
Kelland,
one
of
America's
most
popular
authors,
comes
"Sugarfoot,"
a
western
adventure
story
starring
Randolph
Scott
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
screen
this
mid-week
in
color
by
Technicolor.
"Sugarfoot"
presents
a
host
of
new
characters
rich
in
Amer-
can
western
lore.
There's
Sugarfoot
himself,
played
by
Randolph
Scott,
an
ex-officer
of
the
Confec'racy
who
migrates
to
Arizona
to
start
life
anew,
meeting
love
and
danger
on
the
way.
Reva,
the
golden-haired
singer
at
"The
Diana"
saloon
as
the
;lrl
Yii
romances.
Jacob
Stint,
TOTHERACES
Sale
Of
.1
Schoolgirls
Clothes
For
Foil
And
Winter
.
RUPERT
PEOPLES
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STORE
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Wait
DONALD
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CECIL
KH1AM
MESSE
WHITt
STARTS
TOMORROW
CAPITOL
A
FAVIOI
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PLAYERS
THEATRE
Saturday
Mitinta.
Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
George
arrived
today
on
her
first
trip
to
replace
CN8
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Vancou-ver-Ketchikan
run
with
212
passengers,
50
of
whom
disembarked
here.
Of
the
133
round-trippers.
i
100
are
members
of
Ohio
Farmers1
Tours,
guided
by
E.
W.
Mc-Munn.
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell
said
he
was
happy
to
be
back
on
the
run
where
he
seems
familiar
laoes
once
in
a
while.
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Those
disembarking
here
in-
eluded
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bernard
Allen,
Jack
Fraser,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
W.
Arnold.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Bur-;
pee.
A.
P.
Chapman,
Clarence
!
Insulander,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ander-
son,
Mrs.
Clausen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Strachan,
Mrs.
Peterson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
H
Dennison,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Koch,
Miss
and
Mrs.
Haugjn,
Mr.
Biockly,
J.
Ross,
O.
B.
Andiews,
P.
II.
Murphy,
W.
McWilliams,
K.
V.
Hemphill,
Mr.
and
Mis.
P.
Lien,
Mr.
Hart-man,
Mr.
McKt'iidnck.
Mrs.
S.
Smith,
Miss
M.
Thompson,
Mrs.
S.
D.
Eikins
and
to
cluSuieu,
Mi-s
O.
i,.
fatterson,
N.
L.
Jones,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Busheil,
Mrs.
and
Miss
Hill.
Mrs.
Evans,
Mr.
i..u
"Has
te
1'ruinDell,
Lt.
C.
M.
Ciowlher,
T.
S.
Harrison.
Union
steamship
Chilcotin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
at
:4o
a.m.
today
from
Vancou
ver
on
the
last
of
her.
northern
cruises,
with
106
round-trip
passengers,
including
a
Methodist
Fellowship
Tour.
Following
return
to
Vancouver,
Chilcotin
relieves
the
Coquitlam
on
the
Queen
CharloUe
I.slaijds
run
beginning
of
October.
HISTORIC
STALL
The
t.
st
colfe3-house
in
F
island
was
opened
m
Ii:
't
rd,
two
years
before
the
first
in
London.
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
mileage
Like
new
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owned
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
866
and
566
,
control.
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"But,"
he
continued,
"the
provincial
government
wants
to
help
the
hospitals
in
B.C.
and
is
making
a
generous
offer
far
more
generous
than
any
other
provincial
government
in
Canada."
Mr.
Turnbull
said
one-tiuiu
ui
the
cost
of
new
construction
would
be
advanced,
as
well
as
one-third
of
the
cost
of
major
repairs,
and
one-third
of
cost
of
equipment
and
furnishings
ol
,
hosp.tals.
j
With
this
stood
the
lederal
j
government
offer
of
$1000
per
bed
for
additional
construction.
!
"But
without
support
of
the
community
hospitals
cannot
be
I
operated."
I
Mr.
Turnbull
referred
briefly
to
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance
Sys-,
tern,
which
he
said
was
started
because
it
appeared
the
peopie
of
B.C.
needed
to
share
their
hospital
bills.
"Between
30
and
40
per
cent
of
the
people
couldn't
pay
their
bills.
Hospitals
everywhere
had
d.fliculty
in
operating.
Some
came
very
close
to
closing
their
doors."
Ine
minister
said
that
500.000
accounts
had
been
paid
by
BCHIS
since
1949,
totalling
$40.-000,000.
He
said
mistakes
had
been
made
in
operation
of
BCHIS,
"and
will
probably
be
made
in
the
future,"
but
advice
would
be
taken
from
the
legislative
study
board
which
had
investigated"
hospital
insurance
in
all
parts
of
the
province,
and
"hospital
insurance
will
be
tailored
to
meet
the
needs
of
the
people."
"You
have
a
good
hospital
here,
but
it
needs
renovation.
I
wish
you,
every
success
in
IhU
new
and
very
interesting
way
of
getting
the
funds
and
next
year
1
hope
to
see
the
new
ooiler."
Mr.
Turnbull
lauded
highly
the
work
of
Women's
Auxii,ary
to
hospitals
throughout
the
province
and
said
he
could
not
lee
how
hospitals
could
operate
eruciently
without
such
"invaluable
assistance."
Mr.
Applewhaie
spoke
briefly,
but
created
quite
a
stir
when
he
stated
that,
after
considerable
research,
it
had
been
discovered
that
the
iirst
baby
to
be
born
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
was
"a
very
popular
memoer
of
the
commu-nity
Joe
Stott."
j
C.
G,
ham,
president
of
the:
ho.-pit.il
board,
said
two
years
ago
the
need
was
seen
for
capital
funds
for
future
operation
of
the
hospital.
"Alter
considerable
.study
we
have
reached
the
conclusion
that
the
present
campaign
as
a
way
to
get
the
funds
is
most
likely
to
succeed."
All
those
attending
the
dinner
were
given
a
brochure
prepared
by
the
campaign
committee.
Be-'ides
the
speakers,
those
seated
at
the
head
tabl
were
Acting
Mayor
Harold
Whalen,
who
introduced
the
speaker;
Mrs.
J.
Munthe,
president
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
hospital;
Grant
Stewart,
campaign
treasurer;
Larry
Stanwood,
publicity
chairman;
Rev.
Fred
An-trobus,
who
said
Grace
prceding
the
dinner,
and
Charles
Bai-agno,
pianist
for
the
national
anthems.
YOUTHFUL
POET
Thomas
Owynne
Jones,
fcimous
W"lsh
poet.
who
died
in
1949,
,
published
his
first
book
of
ver.se
wnen
mue
more
than
a
boy.
fllERRIllfe
Tot
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A
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IM;mrN
Tlictllri-
Evenings
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Saturday
.Matinee
2
p.m.
Kings
Plate
Pty
Seagrams
wy
Surc
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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of
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bushwackers
seeking
newer
and
safer
fields
ior
his
activities;
Don
Miguel,
a
shrewd
merchant
with
a
heart
of
gold;
and
Fly-Up-The-Crfek
Jones,
lanky
possessor
of
hard-won
knowledge
of
the
frontier.
Adele
Jergens,
Raymond
Masses,
S.
Z.
Sakall
and
Arthur
Hunnicutt
portray
these
ro'cs
in
"Sugartoot."
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lower
Zoi
Brule
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Twenty-five
frlentls
rrreaMy
gathered
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Rupert
Oreissel
who
was
Joined
by
Mrs.
Urban
Patrick
as
hostess
at
a
shower
for
Miss
Lillian
Franklin
who
will
be
married,
soon
to
Mahlon
Howson.
j
The
decorated
setting
was
provided
by
Mrs.
Thomas
Petroffj
and
summer
flowers
were
given
i
by
Mrs.
M.
Mclntyre
and
Mrs.
I
W.
H..HH1.
A
beautiful
bouquet;
was
presented
to
the
honor
guest
by
Mrs.
Murray
Johnson.
'
A
featured
attraction
enjoyed
'
by
all
was
the
making
of
a
,
bride's
hat,
modelled
bv
Miss
Franklin
and
making
a
bride's
book.
After
the
gifts
were
opened,
a
dainty
lunch
was
served
by
the
hostesses,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Nic
holson,
Mrs.
Murray
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Ben
Skalzmerud.
Air
Passengers
To
Vancouver
(todayi
J.
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Boivln,
Hon.
A
D.
Turnbull.
C.
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vlorrow.
D.
McLean,
M.
Johnson,'
Ollphant,
Mr.
Graham.
T.
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F.
Mostad,
J.
Mah,
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Hill,
J.
McBeath,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
VicQuIre,
K.
C.
Hall.
R,
C.
John-ton,
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To
Sandspit
(todayi
J.
Lin-,
ney.
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WHITBY.
England
O-A
19-year-old
fisherman
in
this
York
shire
town
was
firud
12
for
kissing
a
20-year-old
girl
visitor!
against
ner
win.
til
Thti
dvtiittmi4
it
mi
pubi.tlifd
d,ipUrd
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Capt
O.
Sicphenson,
37,
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
will
attend
the
next
cnurw
at
the
Imperial
Defence
College
in
Britain
ior
training
tor
staff
duties.
At
present
head
cf
the
R.C.A
F.'s
postings
and
careers
directorate,
he
was
shot
down
in
Europe
during
Ihi
Second
World
War.
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CP
from
National
Defence!
Airline
Hostess
Make-up
Limited
LONDON
(CP)
British
airlines
have
issued
a
new
set
of
regulations
for
airline
hostesses,
and
they're
pretty
strict.
The
girls
are
barred
from
chewing
gum,
eating
sweets
or
smoking
on
duty.
They're
forbidden
to
drink
while
in
uni
form,
of
course,
but
they
are
j
also
cautioned
against
wearing
a
lot
of
jewelry
and
using
the
passengers'
powder-rooms.
They
must
keep
their
hair
off
their
f
houlders
and
use
only
moderate
make-up.
While
cn
duty,
they
must
always
wear
the
uniform
hat.
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and
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5:45
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5:55
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6:00
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5:15
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6:30
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8:30
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