New
Life
for
Tungsten
Mine
Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
Mews
Monday,
June
4,
1951
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to
Change)
High
Demand
for
Rare
Mineral
May
Reopen
Riverside
In
Portland
Canal
(iris
1Ylalie
7oys
3or
Jui
JdJJies
Girl
Visits
Korean
Lines
By
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Press
start
Writer
WLTH
THE
CANADIANS
IN
KOREA
CP)
The
front
line3
is
the
last
place
infantrymen
expect
to
sen
a
whltw
woman
In
Korea
But
they
did
when
Vancouver
columnist
Evelyn
Caldwell
visiUid
the
Princess
Patricias
during
a
whirlwlnri
uiaif
,u
workings.
Plan
is
to
increase
the
capacity
of
the
mill
from
!ts
present
50
tons
to
75
or
100
tons
jso
it
will
be
In
a
position
to
do
j
custom
milling.
At
the
same
time
a
few
men
j
will
be
put
to
work
underground.
I
The
immediate
future
of
j
Riverside,
however,
will
depend
I
upon
the
finding
of
engineers
of
MONDAY
P.M.
4:30-The
Golden
Pine
Cone
4:45
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
5:00
International
Cointy.
5:10
Alberta
games
and
introduced
a
magician
to
their
little
guests.
Another
club
has
been,
formed
at
Birmingham.
The
girls
meet
every
week
to
make
toys
fo:
children
in
a
local
hospital.
The
gave
small
subscriptions
for
purchase
of
dolls
to
dres,
books
games
and
other
toys.
The
clut
is
run
on
strictly
business
llnvs
with
a
chairman,
secretary
and
treasurer.
I
LONDON
9
Young
daughters
I
of
members
of
Britain's
Worn-
I
'
4
i
-
en
s
Voluntary
Services
have
siartea
a
new
social
venture.
They
have
iormeti
Busy
Fingers
Clubs.
p.
'H
n
:
!
i
5:3U
Songs
and
Singers
5:45
Young
Man
with
a
sons
5:55CBC
News
j
tt:W
Supper
Serenade
j
8:15
Martial
Airs
i
6:30-
-Musical
Varieties
I
6:45
Smiley
Burnette
Show
j
7:00
CBO
News
7:15
CE'J
News
Roundup
'
P"n'ula.
She
writes
a
column
As
a
souvenir
of
the
Helsink.
Olympic
games
in
19J2
Finlanc
has
issued
a
special
silver
cok.
The
clubs
aim
to
provide
entertainments
and
presents
for
less
forutnate
children
in
hospitals
and
homes.
At
East
Grinstead
In
Sussex,
children
arranged
a
successful
party
for
a
ward
they
have
adopted
at
the
Queen
Vietorin
weigmng
12
grams.
Chop
Supy
-
Chow
Mein
Opn
fi
P
m-
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
?r
OulU'ie
Orders
Phone
133
t
f
r
tne
united
states
Bureau
ol
Mines
and
the
Defence
Metals
Product.on
Boarn.
Tungsten
ore
reserves
of
the
Riverside,
itself,
are
limited
but
adjacent
properties
could
be
tied
in
and
their
ores
handled
through
the
Riverside
mill.
In
any
case,
there
could
be
one
year's
good
operations
from
Riverside
itself
whereas
if
ore
started
coming
from
the
adjoining
properties
the
life
of
the
operation
could
be
extended
indefinitely
from
the
tungsten
standpoint.
If
the
property
reopens,
it
will
probably
be
on
a
three-shift
basis,
employing
from
50
to
60
men.
jHcspital
and
gave
a
toy
to
each
cf
the
18
small
patients.
The
Busy
Fingers'
members
had
jstcud
paper
from
Christmas
Guaranteed
price
of
$64
per
ton
for
tungsten
concentrates,
running
a
minimum
of
20
pounds
per
ton
of
this
much-demanded
mineral
which
plays
an
important
part
In
defence
manufacturing,
may
bring
in
expanded
resumption
of
operations
at
the
well-known
Riverside
mine
in
Alaskan
territory
5'2
miles
from
Hyder
along
the
road
to
the
Premier
mine.
The
decision
will
be
made
by
July.
The
Riverside
mine,
which
was
operated
on
lease
last
year
by
Col.
E.
L.
Thompson,
is
back
in
the
hands
of
J.
H.
Seott
nf
Snn
Francisco,
who
has
operated
it
successfully
for
.many
years.
Last
evening
Mr.
Scott's
representative,
Janu3
Langdon,
was
in
the
city
aboard
the
Camosun
on
his
way
north
tu
the
property.
The
guaranteed
price
by
tha
United
States
government,
which
would
be
over
a
five-yiur
period,
compares
with
$20
vvlilch
was
being
paid
for
tungsten
last
year.
Before
the
war
In
Korea,
the
principal
supply
of
the
world's
tungsten
was
from
China.
That,
however,
has
now
been
cut
off
and
the
United
States
.has
to
look
elsewhere
j-o
is
concentrating
on
developing
its
oi)
resources.
Mr.
f,angdon
will
proceed
at
once
to
rehabilitate
the
Riverside
mill,
powir
plant
and
mine
ior
a
Vancouver
paper
under
the
;
fiamv,-
"Penny
Wise."
I
The
petite
brunette
spent
four
;
hi
"is
in
Uih
unit's
strong
defensive
positions,
looking
up
British
,
Columbia
boys.
The
touch
of
home,
the
famll-j
iai
aceeni,
went
down
well
but
i
Eve
piH
hers.-lf
in
solid
with
the
Patricias
by
flying
ail
the
way
bark
from
Tokyo
ta
see
men
of
the
supply
echelon
when
she
heard
they
had
been
disappointed
by
her
failure
to
show
up
at
a
n."ss
party.
,
Her
first
visit
to
the
Patricias
wan
after
the
arrival
in
the
,
theatre
of
the
Canadian
Army
Special
Force.
That
story
completed,
she
flew
to
a
forward
base
and
Jeeped
over
to
the
Canadian;
sector.
Infantry
battalions
aren't
set
up
to
accommodate
crackers
which
they
made
into
gay
hats.
They
played
the
piano,
tang
nursery
rhymes,
arranged
7:30
Pacific
Pianoforte
8:00
The
Cholristers
8:30
Bold
Venture
3:00
Summer
allow
9:3tt-DlxieIand
Jazz
lu;l)u--ChC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10.30-Don't
Destroy
10:45
-Three
Sons
Trio
11
:ui
Weather
lorixu.-.t
and
Fi;.h
Arrivals
TUESDAY
A.M.
T,r,
Musical
C1(jC
:00-CIM!
New
8:10
-
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
K;in!ng
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
QUALITY
STORE
iPKTTKNUZZO'S
521
FUTON
STIti.KT
Open
8:30
to
10:00
p.m.
Sundays
11
to
10
p.m.
CASH
AM)
CAKKY
iWe
Specialise
in
Chicken
and
Italian
Foods)
I'lione
470
WOMAN
CABBIE
Miss
Eva
Laws,
first
Montreal
woman
taxi
driver,
enters
her
cab
for
her
inaugural
trip.
She
is
the
first
of
50
wemen
drivers
a
Montreal
firm
hopes
will
overcame
the
shortage
of
male
drivers.
(CP
PHOTO
HI
Why
Do
Small
Businesses
Get
MORE
Dollar
For
Dollar
Value
Out
of
Engineering
Services?
Writ
...
George
$.ALy
Company
Wtrn
Divitlon
ni
CMry
StrMt,
Sal
trWM
1.
(M.
E.lobli.ii.
4
11S
No
Negotiations
For
Korea
Peace
WASHINGTON,
DC.
(P
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
testified
Saturday
that
he
knows
of
no
present
negotiations
for
peace
in
Korea
or
of
"any
proposals
having
been
made
by
the
.Red
Chinese."
Wonderful
Flavour
j
tf;'lu
BBC
News
and
Commcn-
tary.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
AIR-RAID
SHELTERS
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
About
15,000
air
raid
shelters
hive
bii-i
built
in
Sweden.
Th
shelters
will
accommodate
approximately
l.OtO.OUO
people,
but
fewer
tha.1
1C3
are
regarded
as
completely
safe
agalnf
t
A-bomb
attacks.
!
;'
;
the
columnist's
arrival
at
the
.
Patricias'
rear
headquarters
pre-J
cipita!ed
a
tizzy
while
a
special
j
tent
was
found
and
raised.
j
!
SIIK
GOT
AROUND
i
Someone
in
Tokvn
ffirov.t
In
r
to
jadviso
her
that
war
correspon-.
dents,
like
the
troops,
carry
their
j
own
equipment
with
them.
But
j
to
that,
too,
the
Patricias
rose
,one
officer
lent
her
a
steeping
bag,
another
a
blanket
and
a
third
a
wash
basin.
I
'
Pert
and
trim
in
slack
;n
null
9:45
Your
music
appointment
U:5H
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Mornln-
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00-Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11
:31
Message
Period
1
1
:
33
-
Record-.''
Interlude
t:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.M.
!2:00Siid-Day
Melodln-I2:15-CBC
Nvw!
12:25
Program
rfer.ume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec
Int.
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:00
Easy
listening
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Allison
Grant;
Comty.
3:00
Hie
Music
Box
3:15
Western
Five
2
:30
Listeners'
Choice
j
army
uhirt.
Eve
went
up
to
the
I
lorward
positions
the
next
niorn-i
iny.
Inspected
the
defensive
line
,
the
battalion
was
establishing
!
1,1
anticipation
of
a
renewed
Chinese
"spring
offensive,"
and
I
then
hied
over
to
SvjouI.
1
A
OxmI
Flaw
to
Stop
244
Mill's
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Jiri
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
'
Said
Capt.
Andy
Foulds
of
Vancouver:
"The
girl
gets
full
credit.
It
must
have
taken
a
lot
of
courage
for
her
to
come
up
here."
Pla:;s
were
for
her
to
return
to
U.
j
unit's
supply
echelon
after
htr
Seoul
trip
lor
a
mess
party
that
night.
"Julius
P.
Banglestien"
(alias
MuJ.
Don
Grant
of
Vancouver)
STEAMER
fence
Rupert
patronage,
who
had
been
looking
forward,
to
their
first
owl
only
"ladies'
night."
Eve
decided
on
the
spot
to
return.
Again
without
warning
for
there
had
been
no
chance
to
let
Flint's
new
command
know
of
her
coming
Eve
bounced
in.
This
time
it
was
automatic.
Up
s
Tiie
Most
1
111.
M'i
'
.Powerful
Grasoliiie
Your
'
Car
I
was
uie
ooject
oi
a
wake
that
night
Grant,
who
as
commander
of
the
supply
echelon
operated
'Eanfilest'nt's
bar"
and
earnvd
the
Patricias
many
friends
In
the
theatre,
had
exchanged
jobs
with
Maj.
George
Flint
of
Mon'-rcal,
commander
of
a
rifle
company.
The
wake
was
on
the
eve
of
tlio
swap.
Though
special
tent
and
other
accommodations
were
put
up
for
Eve,
developments
prevented
her
from
returning
and
in
tinre
she
U
ok
off
for
Tokyo.
Learning
by
telephone
there
that
her
non-appearance
had
tlisap
pointed
"Banglestien
's"
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
A'l
liilcrmrili.ile
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
"II.Msi.AV
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low'
Cost
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
ITV
OK
Dtl'OT
OFFICE
PRINCE
KUPEUT,
B.C.
i
Steam
Jaths
went
the
private
tent
and
oth'.?r
accommodation.
"LADIES'
NIGHT"
When
they
learned
why
she
had
taken
the
trouble
to
fly
all
the
way
from
Tokyo,
Flint's
officers
(almost
all
Vancouverites,
too!
I
fell
before
her
charms.
"Banglestien"
was
dead,
but
the
mess
was
"under
new
management"
the
new
name
is
"Old
Mamie
Riley's."
Sc,
entering
into
the
spirit,
"Mamie
Riley's"
was
inaugurated
with
a
bang-up
"ladies'
night,''
news
of
which
spread
so
quickly
among
nearby
Commonwealth
units'
supply
echelons
that
there
was
a
goodly
attendance.
-
Up
betimes,
and
having
done
something
to
cheer
up
a
group
of
Canadians
a
long
way
from
home..
Eve
jeeped
back
to
the
air
strip
and
flew
to
Tokyo.
She
had
helped
the
battalion
in
othr
ways,
too.
The
2nd
Battalion
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
now
is
probably
the
only
out-lit
in
the
theatre
than
can
accommodate
a
.
woman
with
all
the
apixiintments
without
batting
an
eyelash.
She
got
'em
used
to
it.
12
noon
to
12
miclnire
Phone
658
Cornrr
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
hi
form
n
tor
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
fjjfBk
220
Sixth
St
Phone
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lnvtment,
In
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and
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economy.
cll
Blue
846
Tins
advwrtwnient
iti
not
publish!
or
displayed
hy
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
hy
the
(iovernment
of
British
Columbia.
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Boiler,
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neighbourhood
Shell
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has
less
performance
and
full
mileage.
Cet
Shell
.the
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powerful
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car
can
Premium
your
use
;
from
your
'neighbourhood
Shell
-'Activated'
Shell
Premium.
It's
'activated'
Dealer-it's
the
most
powerful
gasoline
your
t-
three.ways-for
quick
starts,
smooth,
knock-
1
car
can
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New
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Arrivinq
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a
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!
!
Four
Excellent'
Caterpiller
D-7s
Price
bare
$9,500.00
U.S.
eoch
While
they
Lastt
Attachments
in
stock
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L
Beautiful
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We
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