MacARTHTR
PRESEfTS
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Ruperf
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
19,
1951
oca
Cjrand
WJklil
jprizci
Awarded
COAL
I
and
PERSONAL
A
nominating
committee
war,
;
afternoon.
There
will
be
no
electid
at
the
regular
business
(
funner
meetings
until
the
an-
Grand
pr.es
for
the
winter's)
i
ad
"
whist
season
were
presented
at;
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
Monday
oilicers
May
30.
Robert
LeClaire
was
fined
$10
For
all
your
spring
painting
and
costs
In
city
police
court
this
and
gardening
needs,
call
Hay3
morning
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Cove
Hardware,
your
GliJden
Vance
for
Intoxication.
!
dealer.
Phone
Green
441
for
fr-;e
SPECIAL!
Alberta
Deep
Seam
0;ean
area.
He
restated
four
pcints
of
his
strategic
policy
for
the
Orient.
They
were:
1.
Economic
blockade
of
China.
2.
Naval
blockade
of
the
China
coast.
3.
Removal
of
re-.trietiuns
on
aerial
reconnaissance
oyer
China.
4.
Removal
of
restrictions
on
ground
forces
of
Nationalist
liiina
"with
xristical
support
freni
the
United
States.
to,
color,
Sons
of
Norway
Fishermen's
farewell
dance
held
In
the
SON.
hall
last
night.
High
scorer
(or
the
Indies
was
Mrs.
A.
Jensen,
who
was
presented
with
a
silver
inlaid
bowl
and
engraved
silver
sandwich
tray.
A
E.
Chilton
was
high
men's
scorer
and
re:eiv.?d
an
engraved
S
.75
PER
TON
,UMP
10
SACKS
8.50
Join
the
gir'.s
on
their
trip
'
to
Paris
next
Wednesday
and
W.
S.
Arneilf
commissioner
of
Thursday.
Clvi:
Centre,
8:15
Indian
Affairs
for
British
Coi-P-m-
I92c)
umbia,
and
Leona-d
Blown.
s?:-
O.
Tlddenhar.
D.
Patterson
and
IVTbT-R.
m
tla"-
B-
C.
Er,...
-leave
Wiltcn
of
the
B.C.
Bridge,
srt
the
city
tonight
on
the
?,";mdeputy
mln,stef
f
T
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
CJe
ff"
by
Earl
Anfield,
Indian
supe.in-
Olof
Hanson
arrived
in
the
city
tendent
here,
are
this
afte
;nc
n
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
"
Mettnkatli
"its
final
neso-
from
Vancouver
oxi
one
of
Ins
tlulicns
are
takim
p'rce
prior
to
periodical
business
visits
here
village
enfranchisement.
TLiA
i-'st
meant
using
Nation-
wallet
and
a
set
of
bronze
book
al
st
t;oops
of
Chiang
Kai-Shek
ends
for
first
prize.
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
'
I
l
i
I
I
T
V
with
United
States
furni
hing
the
!
Presentations
were
mad?
by
.supplies.
Nils
Gtindcrson,
president
of
trw'
iv.ac.'.rthur
said
he
had
called
So!"
"f
Norway
and
master
of.
lor
reinforcements
In
Korea
but
ceremonies
for
the
evening.
informed
Blue
Bonnet
Margarine
was
they
were
not
and
to
Smithers.
Ubert
McCaffery'
Sons
of
Norwav
whist
and
available.
He
said
he
had
war.i-
callv
with
reeollvetion
of
the
nld
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Fisher
riance,
Friday,
Aoril
20,
8
nir.
eel
that,
unless
permission
was
soldier
ballad:
"Old
soldiers
never
will
leave
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Dancing
10
p.m.
to
2
a.m.
Musis
granted
to
bomb
Manchurian
die.
They
Just
fade
away."
LIMITED
bases,
blockade
the
China
coast!
He
said
he
was
closing
out
52
tonignt
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
uv
Mine
uoiussi.
Keire.snments.
Fisher
retired
as
a
conductor
this
Ever'body
welcome.
(93c
I
week
from
the
Canadian
National
A.
E.
Davidscn.
errand
first
Railways.
ana
use
Nat:
nah.st
forces
on
years
of
military
service
with
Formo.
a,
the
position
of
his
that
ballad
in
mind,
command
"forbade
victory"
in
I
"I
nw
close
my
military
car-Korea.
I
eer
and
Just
fad..-
away,"
he
said
Bluntly,
MacArthur
said
that
feelingly.
"An
old
soldier
who
intervention
of
Chinese
Com-
tried
to
do
his
duty
as
God
gave
munists
in
the
North
Korean
him
the
light
to
see
that
duty."
principal
of
the
Grand
Chapter
45
of
Royal
Arch
Masons
of
British
Columbia
returns
J,onight
to
Van
t
Legion
1EW-MASTER
4
meets
Thursday,
April
19.
PDJl
JLr
Wassel
WoJi
couver
on
the
Prince
Ruuert.
He
will
be
accompanied
as
far
as
(92pl
Ocean
Falls
by
W.
R.
Trench,
fighting
had
called
for
"realistic
MacArthur's
appearance
before
adjustment
of
military
the
lawmakers
"J"""-"
"
strategy
..n.i.ancls
was
waa
televised
all
u
oast
grand
first
Drincinal
who
ancl
sucn
decis'ns
have
nt
ower
the
major
networks
to
C.
Pack-
Pack-
'n
th'
an
as
as
well
well
as
as
Mr
Mr.
nvw
Davidson,
ram?
to
Mrs.
Sam
Simpson,
president
A
grass
lire
near
trie
B.C.
er's
cold
storage
plant
summoned
the
city
yesterday.
The
two
Indge'
lutthcomine.
audience
of
uncounted
millions.
me
cny
lire
ongaae
ai
ii:ju
omcers
attended
a
special
meet-'
v,
,."
K,r..P
,
'
u
I,
neara
nls
volee
REELS
Reduced
50c
eac
WRATHALL'S
I'lmlo
Finistiiiiqr
320
Third
Ave.
W.
jof
the
Masset
P-TA,
told
a
meeting
of
King
Edward
Par-j
ent-Teacher
Association
about
:
their
work
on
the
Island.
Mrs.
this
morning.
The
fire,
which
(ng
of
the
Royal
Arch
Chapter
siariea
Dy
spaiKs
irom
an
incm-
hf
re
in
tKj
Masonic
Temple
last
erator,
was
controlled
by
the
B.C.
night.
;
Packer's
fire
crew
before
the
fire-.
.
general.
The
White
House
faid
in
ad-
He
declared
that
Soviet
Russia
vane;
that
President
Truman
would
not
necessarily
mesh
her
would
not
turn
on
the
television
.power
with
Red
China
if
United
set
in
his
office
and
that,
nn
nno
men's
arrival.
CAL3ARY
(CP)
Emphasis
on
'
Nations
for
."es
carried
the
wnr
from
the
Whitp
Hnirp
u;fla
irnltirr
I
-
"'
Blue
Bonn
jr
I
I
'0''
"
,'e,iciou
H
,0',,
g
A
i
Prei
the
burton
M
i
I
Kneod
the
bag
3
X",
'
-""'J
'u
Bonnet
is
a
rich
B
golden-yellow
ready
Jff
to
serve
!
&
Simpson
remarked
that
their
schools
are
very
outmoded
and
she
was
pleased
to
see
that
the'.r
plebiscite
had
been
passed
and
they
would
soon
be
Joining
In
a
school
building
program.
Mrs.
Simpson
received
a
copy
of
the
convention
report
to
take
with
Navy
League
of
Canada
damage
which
can
be
caused
by
i
lurlhei.
Any
new.nemy.
he
said,
t
hpar
MacArthur.
monthly
meeting,
Friday,
April
fire
bombs
in
a
city
the
size
of
.
will
strike
only
if
it
feels
the
At
the
hour
cf
the
speech,
the
20,
8
p.m.,
H.M.C.S.
Chatham.
Calgary
wis
made
in
a
report
by
balance
is
in
her
favor
on
world
President
was
conferring
'n
his
(ltci
Fire
Chief
Gorge
Skene
to
tlv
scale.
office,
with
Secretary
of
fil.ii"
f1
!JJn
ning
ComT'
H
na?
that
Fn"Ta
Ateson'
Mrs.
E.
A.
Wright
left
by
train
,.
her
to
Masset
,
,
.
.
"
101
lu-":uuuii
inuai,
mil.
imi
niiu
nu'iiiy
nanus.
Human
lias
neia
nimsen
per-
.
,
lsf
n
nioht
fnr
'r
nttnua
Ota
whera
here
.he
she
M.?:
.n
?owman'
delate
of
clvilians
during
aU.
ra,ds
WM
1)KAMATIC
sonuv
a()of
f,.om
aU
cp,.PmoP3
lo
me
convention,
gave
a
,'y
whn
w
tt-ith
th'
Nnttonni
Re-
stre-ssed-
MacAt
lliur
concluded
dramati-
here
for
the
general.
interesting
and
comnrehensive
report
of
proceedings.
At
the
search
Council.
Later,
Mrs.
end
of
her
report
Mrs.
Bowman
Wright
will
attend
the
gradua-presented
Mrs.
Henry
Lindselh
tion
of
her
younger
son,
Charles,
with
a
diploma
for
completing
wh
it
attending
Bishop's
Uni-the
'
Leadership"
course.
i
versity,
in
Lennoxville,
Quebec.
STEAMER
ince
Rupert
KAILS
FOR
Vancouver
-id
Intermediate
Forts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
for
KETCHIKAN
Ulll.NliSDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Fur
Reservations
Yw,
it'
easy
.
.
.
It's
fun
...
to
make
Blue
Bonnet
murgarine
that
appetizing
golden-yellow
rolor
everyone
likes.
Takes
two
minutes
Hat!
And
the
amazing
Yellow
tjuik
plastic
bag
actually
seals
in
lllue
Itonnet's
delirious
country-sweet
flavors
keeps
it
freher,
keeps!
U
longer.
AsU
for
Yellow
Quik
lllue
Bonnet
today
I
Tape
recordings
by
Joe
Gos-
SHERIFF'S
SALE
Sale
"f
the
goods
and
chattels
of
Jack
Chow,
Yue
King
and
New
City
Cafe
is
hereby
postponed
unlil
2:00
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
of
Wednesday,
April
25th.
l';51,
at
cue
0,1
uraacs
,
ana
6,
were
heard.
The
songs
were
those
being
rehearsed
for
the
Music
Festival.
Mrs.
P.
Mark,
president
of
King
Edward
P-TA,
was
in
the
sheriff's
office,
Court
House,
ciiau
.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
at
the
end
of
the
meet
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Sheriff
of
the
Coun'y
of
Prince
Rupert.
(95ci
Write
or
Call
HTY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
ing
by
Mrs.
B.
Roald
and
her
committee.
Regular
business
was
attended
I
to
and
reports
heard.
Members
-
niAi
n
ii
ii
w
p
v
i
n
i
.
urin"-
A
Z
if
W
I'KlNtlS
KUflSKl,
7l
B.C.
mcJ
'3U
Cc
were
asked
to
keep
election
of
officers
in
mind,
this
to
lasu
olace
at
the
annual
meeting
in
May.
ontmi
Co
I
sOiweniion
i
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
j
Empire,
committee
conveners
for
I
the
year
have
been
named
as
follows:
Child
and
Family
Welfare
Mrs.
D.
H.
Stewart,
i
Pott-War
Mrs.
W.
Slater.
'
Ex-Service
Personnel
Mrs.
T.
)mnveSilve
17
.
JaiioriiHj
for
Mrs.
J.
Bowman
Reports
'To
Borden
Street
P.T.A.
ilies
and
Gentlemen
I
.
ifT
Baprone
today
...
move
in
right
iway!
...
.
r:rr
:1H
1
Hicks.
LING
the
tailor
Films
Mrs.
R.
W.
Whidden.
Immigration
and
Canadiani-zation
Mrs.
E.
Magaw.
Empire
Studv
Mrs.
E.
Barton.
The
Chapter,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting
in
tne
Ladies'
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre,
heard
an
interesting
article
on
Israel
Borden
Street
School
Pafent-Teaeher
Association
had
one
of
th'
most
profitable
meetings
of
the
year
last
evening
when
it
heard
w
ith
appreciation
a
splendid
account
of
the
annual
convention
of
the
B.C.
Parent-Teacher
Federation
given
by
the
fixth
St
Phone
649
v
.
Y
Coverj
in
one
coat
without
priming!,
"
frir$.
I
y''''
Brush
or
roll
on
as
it
comei
in
the
can!
,
V
x
SPRING
TOYS
I
j(
An
oil
paint
that's
washable!
Jvrx
One
gallon,
only
$5.40,
does
the
jirvflfW
Wogons
Morbles
average
room!
,
'
kiC
Cop
unS
JdZ
'
i
ffTffi
Tricylcs
Kites
Vift
7
1
vHhjlq.
Yo-Yo's
o,J
Balloon,
,
I
AVOID
J
I
USEU
'FT?)
nTTYzM
FT.
-Y.
-.-
Prince
read
by
Mrs'
Qarton-
Several
items
of
business
were
official
delegate
from
Rupert,
Mrs.
J.
Bowman.
discussed
and
a
letter
from
Eng-
Mrs.
Bowman
referred
to
the
lnri
,,
r.H
pxrrp,,.n
anr)rP
PHONE
GREEN
884
Hilt
high
standard
of
thought
that
clation
from
tne
reclpiPnt
of
a
was
evident
all
through
the
con-
food
c.el
guch
pal.cels
are
vention,
the
fine
calibre
of
tire
sent
evpry
month
leaders
and
officers
and
the
com-
Delicious
refreshments"
were
petent
addresses
by
guest
speak-
seryed
and
tne
montnly
rafle
ers.
The
great
value
and
power
was
won
by
Mrs
D
H
stewart.
of
the
organization,
she
said,
had
made
a
lasting
impression
j
on
her
and
would
be
an
insplra-1
A
tkm
to
any
who
might
be
fortun-
4nnnnmements
Welding
I
OF
ALL
TYPES
idustrial
J
Welding
I
COMPANY
Canadian
Lcpion
card
parly
April
25.
ate
enough
to
be
sent
as
a
dele-
j
gate
oh
future
occasions.
The
speaker
also
found
time
to
report,
on
the
disposition
of
various'
resolutions.
i
Check
below
for
your
nearest
Bapco
Paint
Dealer
Thompson
Hardware
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Catholic
Hall,
Card
party,
FISHERMEN
.
April
19.
.
,
,
o
i
i-v,nii
United
United
Church
Church
men's
Straw-
JOHN
H.
Df
the
association,
expressed
the!"
an5?,
icc
mfm
s,fial
and
thnnk,
.,
of'
,
.,
.he
member
'iS..
r.
fnr
the
'
'
homecooklng
homecooklng
sale
Thursday.
19'
7
informative
and
Interesting
re-APrU
P-m-
April
,
ULGER
w.u.i.M.
opring
Dnmiar
port.
-.
...
,
.
.
l.V....Jn(th.
u.
uiiuaiLiee
repui
ia
neat
u
ai,
wc
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
rard
business
session
of
the
local
j
Opln
P.T.A.
included
Mrs.
Watmough's
Prty,
Friday,
April
20,
8
p.m.
vlrLst
For
complete
oerhaul
of
yom
High
Speed
Gasoline
Engine
see
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
We
Mve
the
trained
mechanics
jiid
socialized
enuipmenr
to
perform
this
work
for
yen
.
.
efi'i"U
"l!
ly
and
economically
To
avoid
delui
Uu
-p;
lay
whv
:i
the
rush
is
on,
let
us
have
that
Job
now.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale
Aprl
STILL
A
FFW
OF
THESE
IRONS
LEFT
AT
THE
OLD
FRICE
ELECTRIC
KETTLES
jUn
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
26.
United
W.A.
Spring
sale,
May
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
Presbyterian
Missionary
Tea,
church
hall,
May
16.
.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
17.
Lutheran
tea,
May
23.
Job's
Daughter's
Jamboree.
May
31,
June
1,
?.
financial
statement,
Mrs.
Gal-bralth's
report
on
the
meeting
of
the
Cancer
Soci-ety,
requests
for
ushers
in
connection
with
the
Music
and
Drama
festival
and
for
billets
for
out-of-town
contestants
and
the
selection
of
a
nominating
committee
to
prepare
a
slate
of
officers
for
tire
annual
meeting.
Mrs.
A.
J.
Domlnato
was
in
the
chair
and
Mrs.
M.
Orelssel
was
secretary.
Thanks
were
tendered
to
"Mrs.
Rupert
Motors
Limited
WMBING
Siid
iciife
llieii
ne,j
fast
and
HEATING
Washers
Refrigerators
Discovers
Home
Skin
Remedy
This
clean
s
t
a
1
n
1
e
8
antiseptic
kiiuwn
ull
over
ChuhUh
as
Mixme's
Emerald
Oil.
la
Biich
a
fine
healing
agent
that
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