-I!
J
Appointed
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
20,
1951
a
most
unusual
pinturel
j
William
Long
is
Clerk
Thii
it
Mi
tory
of
young
Jo
Gillit,
Hollywood
writer
.
.
.
Norma
Daimond,
glamorous
movi
itor
and
REPORT
FROM
PARLIAMENT
'
(Continued
from
page
21
inK
wlvn
he
said:
"I
Bin
very
Blad
the
door
has
not
been
Closed."
INTERNATIONAL
AFFAIRS
International
affai
s
are
of
such
overwlielmins
concern
t
h
e
r
davs.
and
"Mike"
Pr-amn
,
In
such
a
w.!l
-
known
fi'iir-throughout
the
world,
that
I
would
like
to
clo.'c
this
letter
tatty
Schafr,
lovly
young
girl
who
loved
Jo.
Promotion
for
Assistant
Treasurer
And
-Collector
Piramount
presents
New
city
clerk
of
Prince
Rupert,
beginning
sra;l
einri.
mint
u-
uuit-mt
with
a
.
March
1,
will
be
R.
W.
Long,
present
A
'
7.11
4
k
1
'
---
..
:,.
JxL
;
ij
mmmz?
yarns
treasurer
and
collector.
Out
of
six
other
applicants,
Mr.
Long
was
selected
last
night
by
a
majority
ballot
vote
of
the
city
council
to
replace
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain.
mm
'
ERICH
von
STROHDM
SDIii'SliT
Mr.
Thain
has
resigned
to
take
the
similar
position
at
Port
Al
John
Dickey
of
Halifns:
-I
have
i'rrn
pirtirulnrlv
pleased
U
notp
the
nlniost
universal
approval
rofl
esteem
in
which
the
Scr.rrtarv
of
State
for
External
Affair
is
held
hv
the
people
of
,'is
country.
Tli'
is
a
second
instance
to
whieh
we
can
point
in
hich
puti'ia
opinion
in
Canada
Is
at
th
i
rresent
time
nartl'i'larlv
sound
snd
firm.
I
sh
wld
like
to
mint
out
to
both
h
friends
and
his
Pi-mies.
if
he
has
ny
enemie-.
that
behind
the
Secretary
of
State
fo-
External
Affairs
In
all
v,ie
options
and
in
the
stands
'
Sold
Locally
by
J
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
BOUIHARI)
berni
of
city
clerk,
treasurer
and
collector.
Mr.
Long
has
held
his
present
Prince
Rupert
Due
Tomorrow
a
Mourwooo
irotri
flllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll
position
in
Citv
Hail
four
years,
-j
!
A
native
son.
he
was
born
and
TO
SPEAK
HERE
A.
Gordon
Huson,
infdrmat'on
adviser
to
the
High
Commissioner
fur
the
United
Kingdom
in
Canada,
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week
to
speak
Wednesday
lilRht
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club.
"Britain
Today"
will
be
the
subject
of
this
graduate
of
nNANCYOtSON
mDCUM
UOTO
MUCH
lC
W(8B
m
Cecil
8
OeMiltc
Hedd
Hoppei
Busttr
Kton
Anna
Q
Niljso
u
av
with
nhnnximis
odors.
educated
nere.
Me
is
it.
Followine
annual
overhaul
Nominated
for
193a
Mr.
Thain
said
he
had
tele-
"I
like
it
fine."
the
citv
clerk
of
North
asked
about
his
he
said,
when
anQ
the
Installation
of
a
sprlnk-new
appoint-
ier
system,
the
veteran
Cana-
academy
Award
vcnr-nn
vpr
with
reeards
to
odors
ment,
"but
1
11
wait
until
ine
next
dian
National
steamer
i-rince
irhirh
he
has
so
courageously
Herring
Plant
Here
Approved
TOHAY
to
WKDSESDW
from
the
plant
there.
He
was
council
meeting
before
saying
Rupert
has
returned
to
service
,
th
name
o
hi8
Coun-
f
Snrbonne
So'b0,n"e.
University,
School
(Vf
of
F"'
Econo
raris,
'
told,
said
Mr.
Thain,
that
after
any
more."
Next
meeting
Is
on
the
company's
weekly
run
t
soUd
barklne
of
n
;
and
Lonoon
an
1
"
m.
-
9;1
mics.
who
was
imeniKt-m-c
I
between
Vancouver,
Prince
Ru-
Cabinet,
anil
installation
of
new
equipment,
Marcn
5
!
col!narues
in
the
comolaints
of
residents
averaged
j
Mr
Lone
was
appointed
on
a
Pert
and
Ketchikan.
our
gTeat
irime
particularly
In
command
of
Capt.
William
Minister.
M".
St.
Laurent":
and
i
City
Council
Gives
Permission
I
Fur
Reduction
Factory
i
about
two
a
month.
The
plant
is
sjx
month
probationary
period
located
within
half
a
block
of
a'
at
the
minimum
scheduled
salary
large
residential
section.
of
J320
ner
month.
LIGHT
UP
at
Eccles,
the
well
known
coastal
j
would
add
the
firm
deter-vessel
Is
due
here
tomorrow
mination
of
the
Canadian
peo-morning
from
the
south.
p)
officer
with
the
British
Army
during
the
war
and
was
associated
with
the
United
Kingdom
embassy
in
Washington
before
coming
to
Canada
and
his
present
post
last
year.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Huson
will
arrive
from
Ottawa
on
Tuesday
night's
train
and
sail
on
Uw
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
night
for
Vancouver.
Called
for
under
the
new
iea-
,
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSE
t
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Stor-
McLean
Shipyards
wished
to
go.
,vnTnrR
vapavpv
age
Company
(B.C.
Packers)
lasl
'on
record
with
a
mild
protest
."
u'
"
night
received
unanimous
ap-i
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
explain-!
f"""
Pc0unc"l
de-
proval
of
the
city
council
to
build
ed
a
letter
from
the
company
had
,
estf
IZtlL
til
I
cWed
to
,
ad
v
ertlse
locally
only
to
herring
processing
plant
at'been
handed
to
him
with
the
:
eral
regulations
governing
fire
prevention
on
passenger
ships
in
uanaaa,
tne
vessel
uas
iui
Old
Game
is
(Tried
Again
.
iw.fo
will
1
v,ot
(net
in
rase
$eal
Cove
providing
-;wiu.Km
,
a.,
assistant
treasurer
and
collec-
t
be
odors
arose
from
tne
piant
ne-
"uu"
..
t.nr
Also.
iinfsurre.s.sful
ann
llrants
weeks
been
undergoing
installation
of
extensive
fire
protection
equipment.
be
"Httle
or
no
smell.
,
I
At
a
special
session
council
came
obnoxious,
tne
company,
GREER
and
BRIDDEN
wished
to
be
recorded
as
naving
'
',.
Uvard
one
written
protest;
a
vtr
bile
vai,aui.f.
l
ny
With
the
return
of
the
Prince
,
VANCOUVER.
The
"Spanish
Rupert
to
service,
the
Canadian
prisoner"
game
Is
still
being
National
has
withdrawn
the
,
thoueh
It
Is
one
of
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACTS
bal
report
of
a
telephone
conver-
protested.
lion
by
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain,
ALDERMEN
PLEASED
I
given
for
replies.
1
i
Other
uiuer
Bpijutaii
applicant
b
from
Hum
Prince
ruiiLc
steamer
steamer
Prince
frince
George.
ueoree.
uuring
During
.
lt,
.hB
niriPSt.
confidence
stunts
,.,ith
Nrth
vn.vmv..r'e
iivi
Alri
T
B.
BlacK.
wno
mcveu
dlerk
and
a
clarifying
statement
that
permission
be
granted,
said
;
Rupert
was
John
Mulroney.
Alsotne
next
few
months
the
newer
j
ever
invented.
It's
been
tried
in
-
'
.
11
.
rmr
nnnlrinn
ntora
fl
afirfra
TT
ljfiillnri
U
IknuniurViUi
.
a,
tViin
nrl
CP
PHONE
BLACK
36
by
D.
W.
Souter,
manager
of
the
he
was
nappy
to
see
uie
umwuj
Hf'j"'b
-7
""-"';mup
'"uls,uJ
Prince
ttuperv
iiimc
r-h
..n
nhinh
ic
o
eh3.H.
ovnanrf
.
Armstrong,
B.C.;
William
Kolas-
hauled
and
also
equipped
with
h,
nne
here
has
been
known
Good
Tourist
Season
Seen
VANCOUVER.
Tilts
Is
coing
to
be
a
good
year
for
Canada's
tourist
Industry,
O.
A.
Trudcau,
assistant
general
passenger
traffic'
manager,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Montreal,
told
For
Efficient
Building
ond
Remodelling
iiiry
of
B.C.
Packers.
1
I
want
to
see
me
lisnuig
m-:
.
ci.
...wuoC
u.auuiuuuii
me
iiiuicmuu
,Q
jall
j0r
uie
uctcynun.
.
!....(.,
,
iic
htcrhpet.
ripvr-l:,n-
P.
McDermid.
Vancouver,
and
vices.
i...a
rr,Cr.tivp
victims
i
Mr.
Souter
gave
council
assur
ment
here,'1
he
said,
adding
hs
Donald
MacKay.
Victoria.
j
prince
George
is
due
to
to
rcceiVe
attention
live
in
the
had
faith
in
the
company's
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
read
out
return
to
service
late
in
May
to
fj0wichan
Lake-Princeton
Lake
Prince
Ruprru;
I
;
r.o.
Box
731
ance
that
"everything
possible
will
be
done
to
eliminate
any
odors
from
the
proposed
plant.",
lie
said
the
city
would
receive
ability
to
control
the
odors.
I
tne
applications
ana
reicrences,
start
the
1951
Alaska
tourist
regi0n,
according
to
Supt.
w.
Alri
neoree
Casev.
who
at
first
most
of
which
showed
varied
ex-1
.season,
commencing
with
a
Harvison.
RCMP.
They
are
In
:
,.o
m
tho
irronnrls
that
oerience.
After
the
reading,
Aid.
;
charter
.
triD
for
the
-
Portland
-
,.fnt.
nf
letters.
The
writer
such
an
undertaking
in
writing
-r-
jui-Liyv
v
Oregon)
Journal.
On
June
15,
ca
hp
Ls
in
a
Mexican
jail
and
newsmen
here
Monday.
Book-
lngs
are
very
good
up
to
pres-
j
ent
and
indicate
as
great
an
,
influx
of
visitors
to
Canada
as.
1
other
fish
companies
had
built
at
ueorge
i,asey
movea
a
mccuun
...
i
:..
Ko
mnria
hv
TYininritu
hnllnl
vnt.p
today.
the
Prince
George
will
leave
nas
documents
entitling
him
to
USED
CA
n
niQrnnpp
irnm
liih
i;ily.
bkicu
v
...v.v
"
;
'We
have
three
otnvr
reduction
.u
v,
..
onioH
ir
ce
"thp
fullest
It
took
two
ballots
from
each
Vancouver
on
the
first
of
eight
vact
WPalth
stored
In
a
customs
last
year,
said
Mr.
Trudcau.
All
,
lllunLc
npar
rpsiHcntinl
pptinn.
tix-
nMunM
...
u-n
ika
rlnni
..ni,nrl..inrl
lnn
enmmor
vriv-
,
aii
i
nAnr1c
tc
a
lnun
"
"
roolWatinn
nf
an
lnclUStTV
WniCU
H".inuci
w
lliaivc
nic
uiiai
ui
;
juicuuicu
iu-uuy
.
j
JfenOUSC.
nil
lie
"ciuo
,
i
-
,
now
t
...i.i
n-i4iw
-
.
,T
.,
i
.
.
.
i
u
n
1
mat
rninn
up
i
(
uiu
and
we
have
no
complaints,"
said
in
pnahle
him
to
attain
1
.the
foundation
01
our
liven-,
s
VALUES
was
that
the
International
sit
free
man,
and
obtain
his
wealth.
ine
iirsi
oanot
mcKea
a
ma-
OKagway.
v.
tr
;
,
hood
uation
did
not
deteriorate
"If
people,
writing
letters
to
joruy
ior
any
applicant
duv
the
newspapers
haven't
got
the
second
was:
(
courage
of
their
convictions
to:
Long
7
Mntrnnau
1
,1
r
,i'
ivn
vaiiLuuvci,
aujavciu
tu
Burrard
Shipyards;
at
the
foot
nf
Gore
Avenue,
Vancouver,
and
In
the
centre
of
Steveston.
Modern
equipment,
he
sdid,
had
done
j
CHATHAM,
England
f
The
Royal
Navy
frigate
Pelican
dock-led
at
this
entish
port
with
un-
Beer
Jerkers
Seek
More
Pay
smn
tneir
names,
tnen
i
can
i,
McKay
I
usual
passengers.
She
carried
two
,
VANCOUVER.
Beer
parlor
LIVERISH?
""Trouhlfs
never
come
wiiKly"
thry
mf.
So
take
Pr.
Chaw'v
Knint'y-Livpr
Filli
and
net
two
treat
mi'nu
in
one)
Thii
proven
remedy
heltm
you
(eel
belter
fatter
because
't
tHievet
both
liver
and
kidney
disorder
Hnd
the
backache,
and
paint
ul
joints
which
so
olten
result.
Ir.
aroa
-y
oasi
apes
aim
ia
Wi-
men
,
aDmen.
waiters
and
utility
consider
them
as
protest."
said;
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett.
He
referred
,
'
to
two
recent
letters
in
the
Daily
News.
I
A
rider
was
added
to
the
motion
granting
the
permit,
which
i
toises
bounu
ior
the
Glasgow
zoo.
will
seek
'a
40-cent
hourly
wage
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
Increase.
There
are
400,
ana
ne
1240
Kilocycles
Lhate
a
nam
todfnenrton.
M
dchasesL
(Subject
to
Change)
gotiations
will
be
with
6
J
Vancouver
hotels.
The
present
contract
expires
April
1.
Tapmen
now
get
$47.50:
waiters,
$40,
and
utility
men,
$36.
slated
that
everything
possible'
was
to
be
done
by
the
company
l(
to
eliminate
objectionable
odors.;
"We
don't
want
another
stink
i
plant,"
said
Mayor
Rudderham,;
referring
to
a
former
reduction'
1!U!
Al'STIN
2-Duor
Sedan,
good
condition,
.
heater,
etc
,
1918
CHEVROLET
Slylemastor
Sedan,
18.600
n
miles,
private
owner.
Excellent
condition.
Radio,
heater,
PUC
15118
CHEVROLET
Deluxe
Sedan.
Private
owner,
Excellent
condition.
Heater
and
other
extras,
.recently
overhauled
I'll!)
CHEVROLET
Sedan.
Very
good
condition.
Heater,
Defroster,
PUC
and
other
extras
H
1948
C
HEVROLET
Deluxe
Sedan.
Private
owner.
Very
good
condition.
Heater,
etc
51
1950
VAl
XII
AI.I.
6-Cylinder,
Including
heater
and
defroster.
New
car
guarantee.
297
miles
i1
1917
PONTIAC
Deluxe
25
Series
Sedan.
Mileage
17.000.
Privatey
owned.
Hester,
new
tires,
etc
l!!
1939
Bl'ICK
Sedan.
Heater
and
Defroster;
in
running
condition
1911
OLSMOBILE
Sedan.
Out
of
town
owner;
in
fair
condition
1950
PONTIAC
8-Cvlindcr
Deluxe
Sedan.
Private
owner.
In
excellent
condition.
Hydrumallc
drive;
plant
!n
this
area.
AIR
PASSENGERS
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
11.04
Sign
Off
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
b'ong
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
0:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
.
.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
lime
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit',
10:15
Barry
Wood
Show
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Robin
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Ail
For
Action
ADVERTISE
About
13.000
aircraft
passengers
touched
down
at
Prince
Albert
last
year.
They
included
trappers,
teachers,
missionaries,
orosnectors,
medical
men,
min
ers,
nuns,
fishermen,
convicts,
outpost
nurses,
business
men,
Don't
Wait
Lubricate
Adequate
lubricatior
housewives
and
ordinary
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:30
New
Zealand
Adventures
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Corn
Roast
t:uu
supper
Serenade
6:15
Ben
Light
8:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
i
uu
CBC
New
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Barometer
Rising
3:00
The
Commodores
8:15
The
Nation's
Business
8:30
Boy
Scouts
Talk
8:45
Musical
Program
9:
CO
Piano
Playhouse
9:30
Nocturne
10
'JU
-CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
The
Laurie
Story
10:30
TBA
11:00
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Report
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Good
Meal!
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Luxury
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Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1951
CHEVROLET
and.
CM
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in
Pick-up
Models
available
for
immediate
delivery
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11:15
Roundup
Time
11
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Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
1:33-
Recorded
Interlude
1:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
pun
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
.
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1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
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Children:
Comty.
2:00
B.
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2:30
Records
at
Random
2.45
Today's
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The
Music
Box
3:15
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12:25
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12:30
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cuts
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