TODAY
GLORIA
SWAHSOM
In
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
7-9:10
"SUNSET
BOULEVARD"
Wednesday,
February
21,
1951
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RADIO
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Thursday
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WEDNESDAY-
-P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields
4:15
Music
by
Goodman
4:30
Xviaggie
Muggins
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int.
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Canity.
5:10
Rawhide
:3U
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
The
Question
Box
i:u0
Supper
Serenade
8:15
Freddy
Mai
tin
&
Orch.
b:3d
-Mus.cal
Vurieucn
6:45
Saddle
Rockln'
Rhythm
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Paul
Torteller
Cellist
8:00
"Goose
Girl"
9:00
Spring
Symphony
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
10:
15
Supplement
10:30
Canadain
Concert
ll:0a
-Weather
Report
mmm
yarhs
;
Sold
Locally
by
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE'-
ill
.
LIGHT
UP
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
'
v
it'
two-foot
waves
flood
FLOODED
FARMS
Heavy
winds
whipped
lnw
waters
that
Inundated
(CP
PHOTO)
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Sumas
prairie
'arms.
A
dike
broke
under
pressure
of
heavy
rains
where
ore
concentrate,
loaded.
t'rank
wlTh
.
Chllllwack,
Capt.
berg,
is
loading
to
couver
a
full
cargo
lor
thern
run.
Leaving
Friday
the
Chtlliwack
.
500
tons
of
coal
ami
C
cargo
for
Skagway,
tjy.
is
expected
at
the
'ta
11:08
Sign
Off
1
HlRtiDA?
AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here
'8
Sill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
MorniiiR
Devotions
8:45
UHle
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
Blackwood
on
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Canadian
Bat
Northern
Express
in
Port
;
t
liilliwaik
Loading
fur
North
I
W
.J
V(Kn!
At
the
drydock
this
morning
monm.
LONDON
9
Bacon
Imported
from
Canada
and
Denmark
is
so
mw.H
it
nnt.s
Rritish
bacon
In
the
On
her
southbound
j-week
tlic
Cliilliwackhit"
Aain
today
I
can
not
give
you
all
of
the
bidding
because
my
friend
Mr.
Muzzy
jammed
it
up
before
oven
the
first
round
was
completed.
10;
15-Moming
Melodies
shade,
a
food
ministry
official
of
concentrates
Irom
s
was
the
Northern
Express,
Capt.
1
Pcuenson,
of
the
Northern
Ex
press
lines
from
Vancouver,
unloading
a
13-ton
logging
yarder
j
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
woods
i
department.
This
afternoon
a
10:30-
Melody
Time
says.
10:45
Invitation
to
the
WalU
two-club
call
Over
Mr.
Abel
Dr.
Alex
Calder,
director
of
pig
biioaK-Prcmier
gold
t
158
tons
of
sacked
ort:
tates
from
the
Tow
mine
at
A'.lce
Arm.
ministry,
told
""-ivuiaergdi
leu
ui
uie
n.i
cmnlin
fnr
t
he
a
bid.
Or
Mr.
Muzzy
could
make
anv
lecal
call
other
than
two
Mr.
Muzzy
bid
not
once,
but
twice.
First
he
bid
two
diamonds.
A
few
seconds
later,
be
H:15-Roundup
Time
Farmers1
'
Club
that
the
cry.
"Wc
diamonds
(including
either
two
do.t
want
English
bacon"
is1
11:30
Weather
Report
small
parcel
of
general
li.ught,
including
mill
supplies
for
Watson
Island,
are
being
unloaded.
The
Northern
Express
will
con
1
nJM
-1.
heard
all
too
often
in
the
dis-!
11:31
Message
period
tributive
trade.
1
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
The
Deen
Sea
t&
Union
meeting
lor
not.
to
have
been
held
last
fore
Mr.
Dale
had
made
up
his
hearts
or
pass)
and
in
this
case
mind
whether
to
bid
again
on
mi
Champion
would
be
barred
the
South
cards,
Mr.
Muzzy
for
the
entire
balance
of
the
htnrtpH
out-
"Wait
a
minute,
hirlriinir
The
public
wants
lean
bacon
I
ll:45-Scandinavian
Melodies
tinue
on
with
suppliej
for
Nor
Ine
has
been
postponed
tt
::
i.
...
v,o,.i
.
..
'
.
...
and
will
continue
to
dUciimin-
iu-jr
thern
Pacific
Cannery
in
mane
it
mu
utaiu.
Well.
Mr.
Muzzy
slUDDorrwy
-----
PS
......
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r-w.
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i
a
i
..
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.
..
...
.
.
ae
aea
nst
fat
bacon
or
bacon'
Skeena
River
and
Alice
Arm,
ing
Sunday.
CAUTIOUS
RESIDENT
This
c-.icavaclon
under
the
garage
of
a
new
house
in
Lvtnbrldge.
Alta.,
is
designed
as
an
atom-bomb
shelter.
When
completed,
it
will
have
three-foot
concrete
walls
and
its
own
air-conditioning
system.
Seventeen-t
year-old
Norman
W.vbc.
left,
explains
the
lavout
of
the
shelter
to
a
reporter.
(CP
PHOTO)
....
u
uj
...orf
in
this
,
u'hii-h
which
Ic
Is
pnnrsii
coarse
and
and
st.rillDV
stringy
wn
new
auiiicoiniig
iic
ii.u
i'
antj
triat
enaea
Mr.
nampiuna
column
that
trumo
support
v,
tr.
hiH
ocratn
nn
this
this
through
having
come
from
heavy,'
i2:25
Program
Resume
doesn't
have
to
be
as
good
for
partlcular
deal
i
old
mgs'
sald
ur'
aluer-
raisins
an
overcall
as
it
does
for
....
tl
.
.,
!
The
deficiencies
of
bacon
pro-
If
It's
SERVICE
YouVli
o
IM
()W
I
riH
IJU1U1UET
wiia
UIJ
IU
IVll
.'
.
...
,
:
i
raising
an
opening
bid.
He
pick
.
...
.
-
duccd
ai
nome
were
empr.usmeu
?.ht.Mhde.
by
high-quality
Canadian
and
ed
quite
a
spot
for
his
first
use
Fines
Imposed
In
Game
Cases
of
this
bit
of
knowledge.
He
was
Humanics
o
the
sltua.
Danish
imports.
Phone
383
CAB
French
Taxicab
Vets
Ready
ODViousiy
prouo
oi
rciiitiuuci
iiig
.
b
.
.
,n
12:30
15.
u
Jarm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
ine
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Deeds
That
Live,
Cointy.
2:00
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30-Records
at
Random
2:45
At
Home
With
Your
Daughter
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Western
Five
3:30
Listener's
Choice
that
field.
Mr.
Dale
knew
that
his
cards
C
i
shorts
By
PHILIP
CLARKE
it
until
Mr.
Dale
reminded
him
he
had
violated
the
laws
by
changing
his
bid
and
that
a
penalty
was
in
order.
South
sides
vulnerable
South
dealer
Norlli
(Mr.
Alxl)
,
warranieu
a
ui
nucc
-iui.
iitrilt'iunti
g
i
I
g
1
I'll
I
H
f
1
j
i
But
how
well
could
he
defend
Wl",ll,""Jy
GREER
and
BRIDDEf
1
.
against,
a
neari
com-radf
inuw
I
too
well,
he
thought.
Mr.
Cham-
BUILDERS
&
CONTRACT;
Appealing
on
charges
of
selling
furs
without
a
license.
Weiler
Inncs
was
fined
$50
and
costs
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
Saturday.
Philip
Shaw
of
KUkatla,
charged
under
the
Game
Act
for
illicit
trading
in
furs,
was
given
suspended
sentence
for
onu
year.
Suspended
sentence
was
also
I
pion
was
barred
from
the
bid-
I
I
ding
but
Mr.
Muzzy
was
not.
j
of
the
herbs
which
have
sur-'
And
Mr.
Muzzy's
bidding
is
ab-
vived
in
cooking,
parsley
is
the
PARIS
i
APi-
Some
of
the
cr'.z-1
zled
veterans
"of
Paris,
famed
first,
world
war
"Taxi
Brigade"
AVi
ready
to
rush
troops
to
thej
l
f
i
out
at;ain
if
necessary
this
,
1
time
for
General
Elsenhower.
I
1
"I'd
even
shut
off
my
meter
and
drive
for
nothing,"
said
63-
TRAIN
DRIVERS
i
EDMONTON
do
A
driver-
j
training
course
for
school
teach-
i
S
J
H(
H-A
5
D
3
2
C
W
10
7
02
PHONE
BLACK
3:1
most
popular.
Dill
is
next.
Tarragon,
which
is
the
favorite
flav-
t
n
L"i
1
fit
crs
will
be
held
at
the
University
oring
for
vinegar,
is
a
tender
i
or
Aioena
next
August,
opun-
'
For
Efficient
Building
and
Remodclli"
perennlal,
but
there
is
an
annual
sorea
oy
me
aumomon
He's
one
Kn-t
(Mr.
Mii7.iv)
S-10
7
3
2
11
J
0
8
D
A
Q
10
0
5
C
a
Hrsl
(Mr.
t'lu(iHMni
s
a
y
H
K
Q
7
8
4
2
D
J
y
7
4
C
J
cd
before
Mr.
Vance
yesterday
J-old
lfu:n
form
which
gives
much
th
same
i
of
about
20
survivors
of
the
bri-,
oi
me
rtiueria
jvioior
ivusutia-tion,
it
will
have
a
maximum
Prince
RuP"
l.
Kox
731
flavoring.
i
class
of
40.
jsolutely
unpredictable.
If
given
i
'
'
another
chance,
he
might
well
!
bid
four
hearts.
And
that
contract,
if
reached,
would
be
plav-ed
by
a
fine
dummy
player,
Mr
Champion.
.
.
.
"Pass,"
said
Mr.
t
;
'Dale.
'
i
Mr.
Abel
was
smart
enough
to
;
pass,
too.
And
as
you
see.
the
East-West
cards
are
cold
for
four
hearts.
Mr.
Champion
.would
have
lost
only
one
club,
'
one
diamond
and
one
heart.
For
Action
Advertise!
alternoon.
,
William
Scuby
of
Prince
Ku-per((
charged
under
the
CJanie
Act
with
not
keeping
a
proper
icord
of
furs
bought
from
traders,
pleaded
not
guilty.
Co'in.iel
for
the
accused
was
T.
W.
Biown,
K.C.
Magistrate
Vance
disir.i.-sed
the
case.
MHItll
(Mi.
Unit-)
S
K
H
5
H
10
3
D-K
8
C
A
K
8
6
4
3
The
DltltllH!::
SulMIl
Hi-.(
Ninth
Ashes
of
wood,
soft
coal
and
j
hard
c?al
arc
all
valuable
to,
loosen
heavy
clay
soil,
but
it
isj
best
to
ic.t
soft
coal
ashes
weather
,
for
a
season,
to
get
rid
of
toxic:
substances.
Bade
who
still
drive
for
a
living..
The
brigade
some
3.000
re-
j
qulsitioned
cabs
in
all
won
a
place
In
historv
bv
driving
10,000
;
French
troops
o
the
Marne
River:
battlefront
in
September,
1914,!
he'ping
save
Paris
from
the
on-1
rushing
Germans.
Do
it
again?
"Sure
we
would,"
j
Baby
told
a
reporter.
"We
follow
Kiist
IC
1
H
2
C
The
penalty
was
explained
to
Mr.
Muzzy.
Had
he
changed
his
HOSPITAL
SURVEY
PA.
rNcws
Ciassifieiis
v!m!:s
.Sales
Quick-grown,
young
vegetables
are
the
best,
and
only
the
home
garden,
where
they
may
he
harvested
as
needed,
can
provide
them.
"
OTTAWA
A
survey
that
will
show
the
number
of
hospitals
i
oia
practically
in
the
same
But
Babv.
a
proud
little
man
breath,
there
would
have
been
with
grey
ha'r
and
a
bristly
no
penalty
as
it
was,
he
could
and
shelters
available,
in
Ihc
mustache,
said
many
young
cab-
allow
his
first
.bid
of
two
dia-
event
of
national
emergencies,
is
bies
frvl
differently
'they
are
monds
to
stand
in
which
case
about
to
commence.
Knowing
Communists
and
they
might
Mr.
Champion
would
be
barred
where
thqy
are
and
how
well
drive
the
soldiers'
the
other
way."
when
next
it
was
his
turn
to
equipped
will
hasten
their
use.-
H.,hu
n
rVitl-wili.
anil
n
rutrirf..
Lettuce
seed
germinates
best
in
a
foil
temperature
of
60
to
65
degrees.
If
necessary
to
sow
when
temperatures
are
higher,
place
the
seed
between
motat
cloths
and
store
for
several
das
on
Ice.
Dry
the
surface
of
the
seed
be
PLUMBING
fx'SfVl
fHAflS
Iorb
Calm
.
fore
sowing.
WML
INDIANS
CVFRSE
AS
individualist,
faces
Comunism
on
the
home
front
almost
every
day.
Like
most
other
anti-Commun;si
Frenchmen,
he
is
the
butt
of
Red
threats,
ridicule
and
intimidation.
Many
young
cab
drivers
taunt
him
and
other
oldsters
for
refusing
tr
join
the
Communist
party
or
one
of
Us
unions.
"They
nail
us
pigs
and
stunid
old
fools,"
he
i
said.
"But
it
is
they
who
are
im-j
brciles.
Politics,
bah!"
In
the
V
st
World
War
4,000
'
Canadian
Indians
saw
active
servi
'e
overseas.
Better
Service
for
You
Here's
Whv
iiiARDEN?
Attention
Fishermen!
Highest
trade-in
allowance
on
i
rl
I
PaM
3U-
Servcd
Willi
pride
u
i
Ifl
I
fHlrl
'
n'
llinsn
siwcial
occasion;
W
iSSijL:'
when
only
Ihc
finest
To
save
money
and
get
the
test,
bi
sure
your
next
engine
Baby
still
works
a
regular
10-hour
day
at
the
wheel
of
his
15-year-old
Renault
sedan
and
boasts
he
hasn't
been
sick
In
years.
"Red
wine
and
raw
garlic
keep
me
going."
,
Master
plumbers
trained
to
:olve
all
your
phunbing,
heating
problems
.
.
the
right
tools
'.
.
.
service
at
your
need
...
all
Insure
a
belter
iob
for
you.
PHONE
HI.
I
E
SKi
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
is
a
GUARD
SEED
FROM
DISEASE
WITH
ANTI-BIOTIC
SPAGNUM
Whenever
scads
are
sown
early,
say
half
an
Inch
which
has
to
grow
In
the
home,
or
hot-bed,
i
been
passe
dthrough
a
sieve,
may
they
should
be
protected
from
the
be
spread
over
the
soil
in
a'
seed
danger
of
disease.
This
danger
Is',
box.
Sow
the
seed
in
this,
just
as
increased
by
low
temperatures.
you
would
in
soil.
Then
cover
excessWe
dampness,
absence
of
j
with
moss
which
has
been
rub-sunshine,
and
any
departure
bed
through
a
sieve,
firm
and
Kermath
lpjp
j
1
1
"J'Lf
uffl?
J;lp
Write
for
Folders
SAME
BUILDER
The
Que.-n
Mary
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
world's
largest
ships.
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LIMITED
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from
the
normal
conditions
of
warm
soil
and
full
sun.
I
were
both
built,
at
the
Brown
Ynds
at
Glasgow.
Is
no
when
water
from
above.
There
danger
of
over-watering
moss
Is
used.
Steamer
Hardy
seeds
sown
directly
in
the
garden
when
tha
weather
is
stil'
chilly,
and
they
may
lie
for
days
before
warmth
sufficient
to
"I.
Sri
feCAHWp
rf&
Prince
Rupert
i
germinate
them
arrives,
should
be
treated
with
a
disinftant.
'
There
are
several
of
these
available
in
powder
form.
A
tiny
amount
shaken
in
the
seed
pack-
BUY
Right
BUY
beatiyl
SAILS
FOIt
Vancouver
j
5
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et
w
ill
protect
the
seed.
i
But.
in
seed
boxes,
protection
Beautiful
Beatty
Washers
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and
Intermrdiatc
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at
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Ftoni
SEE
OUR
.
.
.
can
be
given
by
using
sphagnum
moss,
an
inexoensive
material
used
bv
florists
and
nurserymen
to
wrap
around
plant
roots
to
keep
them
moist.
This
moss
is
believed
to
have
anti-biolic
qualities,
since
it
destroys
bacteria
and
fungi.
Most
plant
diseases
arc
caused
by
fungi,
which
are
themselves
plants,
which
live
as
parasites
on
other
plants
or
organic
materials.
The
most
common
disease
which
thneal-ens
Seed
is
known
as
."damping
off.''
This
may
attack
seeds
when
they
"first
sprout,
and
prevent
the
growth
from
breaking
through
the
soil;
or
it
may
wait
until
ihe
seedling
plant
is
growing
well
and
cause
it
to
wilt
overnight.
A
thin
layer
of
sphagnum
moss
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