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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
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01
VOL,
XL,
No.
153
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
30,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
PEACE
prospect
I
s
mm
Fish
Price
Is
Settled
(etchikan
Publisher
impressed
With
New
)mrnfritv
nf
Area
I
Communists
Slow
in
Responding
to
Gen.
Ridgway's
Overture
r
Hard
Surfacing
of
Road
To
Port
Edward
Starting
Operations
in
connection
with
hard
surfacing
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
industrial
Port
Edward
will
commence
next
week,
it
is
announced
by
L.
E.
Smith,
divisional
engineer
for
the
provincial
Department
of
Public
Works.
HMCS
Ontario
Fights
Fires
Forest
fires
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
while
reported
under
control,
remain
something
of
a
risk.
H.M.C.S.
Ontario,
which
sailed
from
Prince
Rupert
last
Monday,
(By
BILL
BAKER,
Ketchikan
Chronicle
Veni,
vidi,
vici,"
as
Julius
Caesar
said
Borne
a0"I
came,
I
saw,
I
conquered."
l'e
have
come,
we
have
seen
and
been
conquered
Salmon
prices
for
1951
have
been
settled.
Negotiations
between
fishermen
and
operators
along
the
West
Coast
resulted
this
morning
in
agreement
on
new
prices.
Deadline
for
a
strike
call
was
to
have
been
tomorrow.
However,
all
seiners
will
remain
tied
up
until
weighing
fish
on
the
grounds
has
been
accepted
by
the
operators.
New
prices
are:
Sockeye,
25
cents;
coho,
Iff
cents;
pinks,
9
'a
cents,
and
chum,
7i
cents.
Seiners
vote
Tuesday
to
accept
or
reject
operators'
offer.
TOKYO
(CP)
The
United
Nations
today
in-
e
bustle
of
activity
in
central
British
Columbia
.
big
new
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
corporation
is
cing
pulp
at
Frince
Rupert
and
whose
half-
be
cnnling
month
will
,ll-cu
wlc
lJU"""u",ow
v"
v""-
"
"
"
was
still
lying
o;f
the
scene
of
.
the
fires
Friday.
Co-operation
,
tice
but
Red
reactions
were
not
encouraging.
There
tSS
!
was
no
word
of
a
reply
from
the
Qommunist
military
ties
and
ships
fire
fighting
commander
more
than
16
hours
after
General
Mat
nrnipct.
is
Dulsatlna
I
equipment
at
certain
points.
thew
B.
Ridgway
had
suggested
peace
talks.
-
-
.
Official
Chinese
and
Korean
Vtlvlty
extending
over
an
-al80
Puget
Sound
mUU
are
(n
I
big
as
the
British
Isle.
tne
market,
due
to
the
shortage
I
new
throb
In
Industry
and
of
manpowei.
ln
the
woods
and
lljmrnt
was
pointed
up
the
big
demand
for
pulp
due
to
$
ally
Thursday
night
In
a
the
world
emergency.
llU;
colored
movie
of
h
Carnival
Queen
Contest
Standing
spent
In
priming
the
road
by
rpraying
gravel
with
asphalt
binding
prior
to
the
actual
paving
which
is
due
to
commence
August
1.
The
whole
paving
operation
Ls
to
be
completed
this
season,
Trie
paving
will
start
from
Mc-Bride
Street
in
the
city
and
BULLETINS
Red
radios
in
Peiping
and
Pyongyang
made
their
fjnal
broadcasts
without
even
mentioning
Ridgway's
proposal.
has
to
consider,
of
course,
is
proceed
through
McClymont
Th-j
government
of
India,
wnetner
exporting
some
logs
'
of
Canada
at
at
t
the
Civic
cmc
now
pny
m
A,askg
wou,d
tnwart
M.rLL,en"h
of
mills
to
I.ja(riui
Pirnnsition
whltih
r""""
nnB
"
pulp
Alaska
Park
via
Eleventh
Avenue
and
which
ln
the
past
has
tried
to
Vic
Raschi
Wins
Game
.
(Mae
Newton
(Can.
Legion)
20.00C.
Elaine
Steffens
(Sons
of
Norway)
24,000.
Margaret
Gagnon
(Columbia
Cellulose)
22.000.
that
the
yiuu..
.
.
.
it
realizes,
of
course
Frederick
Street
thence
out
of
the
city
and
along
the
highway.
Road
reconstruction
work
it.nprwav
iicav
w,ivic
nrpspnt
nrQftl'
nf
lmIjwvHva
lrvo-
T
..-
j
Parry,
a
Vancouver
pro-
,
-
opens
wiin
.
;
,
.
.
this
film
mlciJ
and
that
it
leaves
hemlock
of
B.C.
iscctlon
pictures
NEW
YORK
(tP)
Brilliant
standing
to
replace
the
spruce
:
logging
and
fishing,
pitching
by
Vic
Raschi
and
a
that
Is
Amoved
which
events
lands
minister
t.
i.
K.tn-,
..
...
,.mlnftt.
muh
of
th.
clutch
double
by
Joe
DiMaggio
preparatory
to
the
hard
surfacing
is
now
proceeding
on
the
section
between
Galloway
Rapids
Bridge
and
Port
Edward.
Gravel
is
being
assembled
near
the
Galloway
Rapids
bridge.
The
actual
paving
is
expected
to
be
done
by
contract.
fading
for
Montreal
io
.
nresent
Ala.-
enabled
New
York
Yankees
to
Alcan
on
a
B.C.
project
fc
n-,h..i..i,
rtt
it
h.
(
shade
Boston
Red
Sox
2
to
1
Battery
Wins
Dominion
Cup
mediate
the
war,
did
not
share
the
optimism
expressed
in,
United
Nations
headquarters.
It
did
not
say
why.
The
Moscow
press
published,
without
comment,
General
Ridgway's
invitation
to
cease-fire
talks
aboard
the
Danish
hospital
ship
Jutlandia.
Communist
press
and
radio
continued
attasks
on
"American
ruling
circles"
and
the
Peiping
radio
urged
intensified
war
efforts.
-
,
Pyongyang
radio
published
another
war
communique.
Moscow
radio
quoted
-the
North
rows
in
thrilling
shots
of
reallzetnat
)ts
preSfnt
Friday
and
remain
half
a
game
.,,,1
um,u...fc,
...w
--
policy
nas
retiuce!t
the
logging
oi-nina
me
ironi-running
um-rplaning
and
helicopter-
.
,
Southeast
Alaska
tago
White
Sox.
the
exploratory
stages
of
.
Chicago
smeared
St.
Louis
f
,u
k
d
w
,d
w
,
fc'imat
project,
Halibut
Landings
AIR
LINER,
49,
MISSING
DENVER,
Colorado
Search
planes
and
ground
crews
combed
northern
Colorado
today
for
a
United
Air
Lines
Mainliner
which
is
missing
with
49
persons
on
board.
The
DC-6,
last
heard
from
at
1:46
a.m.,
was
one
of
the
first
United
planes
to
go
back
in
service
since
pilots
called
off
their
strike
yesterday.
CANADIAN
RED
SHIPS
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
t
today
that
the
controversial
Ming
Sung
ships,
flying
the
Canadian
flag,
have
been
taking
to
Red
China
from
Hong
Kong
"many
materials"
which
Canada
herself
does
not
allow
to
be
exported
to
Communist
countries.
Such
trade
as
trucks,
rubber
tires,
scap
metal
and
iron
rods
was
now
being
stopped
by
British
action.
The
Prime
Minister
did
not
feel
that
seizure
action
should
be
taken
at
this
time.
Investigation
was
still
going
on
and
the
matter
was
by
no
means
a
closed
book.
i:!ng
up,
the
movie
snows
II
when
about
1000
men
were
BrowJn?
10
,to
3
ln
a
Same
de-employed,
to
about
one-tenth
of,laved
bv
rain
at
Chicago,
that
.mmmt
tav
with
nnBra.
Raschi
limited
the
Red
Sox
to
Battery
won
the
Dominion
Day
football
cup
last
night
with
a
4
to
0
victory
over
Canadian
Legion
in
the
pre-played
final,
two
goals
were
scored
by
Zach-erelli
In
the
first
half,
the
first
jr.gs
ol
tne
moaei
cuy
vi
three
hits
to
gain
his
twelfth
Hons
a.v.
Edna
Bay,
at
Hood
Bay,
to
be
built
at
Kltimat,
wltn
house,
dams
and
connect-
,
I
'
I
Iknt
1
Canadian
Western
Monarch
42,000'
23.6,
Qf
Mn,moM
Prnth.r.
rnmn
nnH
victory
against
four
defeats
be-
oflaK
ttirolirA
miniltAo
anrl
"""':.
th
otlwr
eadnir
camDs
the
1
17,
15
to
Storage.
runveii
w,c
virtually
nonexistent.
17,
15
to
7"
,
;
,c,re
Vi
I
second
after
seventeen.
After
28
Antler
30,000
23.5,
ace
tiitn
on
'
inniiRT.riui
uuou.
o
tv,aui
j
m....
hall
Its
I
mlnnt-.i.
a
1,
qo
fniinrl
Pnval
frTtation
and
agricultural!
uo'"
.
were
1()ckpd
,n
R
j.,
due,
unU,
!
way
into
the
net
of
Ford.
i
Tor
No.
2
33.000
23.6,
17,
15,
In
the
scond
period
Zacherelli
;
to
Atlin.
Korean
demand
that
United
Stat"s
troops
be
barred
from
Japan
after
the
Japanese
peace
treaty.
Moscow
newspapers
accused
"American
ruling
circles"
of
trying
to
whip
up
new
"antl-8oviet
hysteria"
and
accused
United
Nations
Secretary-General
Tryg-ve
Lie
of
"incendiary
noise
-
Alcan
is
sending
bull-,
Pressea
m
ounrn
the
e,
nth
,nnin
wnn
Di.
nd
need
for
this
timber
I
across
country,
blazing
,
a
crying
Ma
,0
doubled
nome
pni,
Riz
I
,
intn
into
in
its
nnwpr
power
site
sues.
.
I
r
vital
Ar
purposes,
r
'
it
migm
De
;uio
.,
fpnm
irom
KPrnnrl
secona
haKP
case
trt
to
hrp1
Drean
turned
the
hat
trick
to
put
the
j
W.
No.
10
31,000
23.5,
17,
15
to
s
,
.
.
....
.
Battery
four
up.
I
Royal.
Wasting
tunnels
to
divert
"le
"
"
up
"
the
game
to
e
case
of
hemlock
only,
at,
;
of
raging
streams
It
was
a
worthy
second
season-
Irma
40,000;
Prosperity
A.
succession
for
Battery.
000;
Clipper
No.
2
26,000;
Ad-
urns.
And
it
is
planning
a
"-,
V
j
ti!.
Z
vance
25,555,
Co-op.
KitisV,ftt
"
uu"1
"u
ort
rllv
nt.
k.,.
n.i.
.
r
f
,.
at
least
In
areas
not
now
set
Civic
Pastors'
Stand
On
Port
Day
A
special
meeting
of
the
Ministerial
Association
was
called
to
sition
at
expo
ZZ
Z
future
pulp
mili.mTh,5
18
we
believe
me
rite
Proposa
door.
It
ca.shes
in
on
the
f
deration
for
he
Lse
cons
plant
which
is
employ-
J"ius
11
could
Prov'de
ibout
MO
In
the
mill
and
an-
nlc,
lah
ot
Alaskas
1
650
m
the
logging
camps
''"f
Panhandle.-W.L.B.
.
It.
The
town's
population
Is
.
Lie
sxpressedearnest
hope
for
"prompt
and
affirmative
response"
from
the
Communists
to
Ridgway's
offer.
All
available
radio
facilities
ln
Japan
and
South
Korea
continued
broadcasting
the
Supreme
United
Nations
commander's
Invitation
to
the
"commander-in-chief
of
Communist
forces
ln
Korea."
"
"
-V-"
-
-OTTAWA
PARLIAMENT
PROOGUE;
Parliament
adjourned
at
noon
today
for
the
summer.
It
will
reassemble
in
the
fall.
FIGHTING
IN
BANGKOK
BANGKOK
The
navy
fought
today
what
appeared
to
be
a
losing
battle
as
a
rebel
government
was
set
up
to
replace
that
of
the
kidnapped
premier.
g
12.000.
A
new
tht-atre
Centre
is
Intriguing
After
the
Soap
Box
Derby
races
last
night,
Jack
McRae,
MLA,
from
the
main
entrance
steps
of
the
ftiven
built,
and
two
school
consider
the
invitation
of
the
Port
Day
Committee
ln
reference
to
Divine
Service
at
Port
Day
Sunday
next.
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter
ex
WEATHER
costing
nearly
$700,000
ider
way.
Notably
absent,
er.
ls
a
program
of
private
plained
what
the
proposal
was,
Synopsis
'
Army
and
navy
forces
fought
an
artillery
duel
in
ng.
for
private
banks
and
nment
loans
do
not
throw
Pull,
nf
smnk
hanff
over
the
.
'""
vxxiv.onjr
Ufu,vu
.c
ii4..vC
Baseball
Scores
rvv,
IT
n
nnnrrrQl'iil'jtQfl
all
fVinoi
nATipoi'no
.
-
-
clergyman,
ne
naa
promisea
co-
rvuiu;,-
south
coast
today
as
one
of
the
.,,
in
order
to
,.,
riXnibltl
i
driest
Junes
on
record
comes
-to
le
apartment
projects
or
units
such
as
have
been
Into
Alaska
in
a
big
way.
nhere
there
ls
complaint
-""fe
-u
.
.
operation
give
proper;
religious
significance
to
what;
the
organization
of
the
industrial
and
natural
re-urar'tsion!86
&
purely
sec"
sources
show,
the
introduction
of
which
was
an
ad-
The
meeting
unanimously
de-
mirable
effort.
'
an
end.
Weather
here
will
continue
warm
and
dry.
In
the
interior
there
has
been
it
the
housing
shortage
but
a
considerable
Increase
in
cloud
riture
capital
Is
doing
much
plored
that
the
Lord's
Day
should
Telegrams
of
best
wishes
read
the
industrial
display
section,
in
It.
although
insurance
nes
over
the
last
nours
ana
be
uged
fQr
an
organized
sports
.
N
youngs
master
of
cere-
the
Navy
Drill
Hall,
drew
funics
and
banks
should
few
showers
have
Deen
re-
even(;
and
went
on
record
he-
monies
'came
from
E.
T.
Apple-
crowds,
both
young
and
old
to
a
good
field
in
which
to
Porlea
ln
lne
rr"":e
8
.
ing
sure
that,
since
Saturday
is
whaite.
MP
for
Skeena;
Hon.
E.
view
first
hand
the
newest
and
P
C
here.
'ER
FROM
ALASKA
RcvaisioKe
areas,
onowcr
also
an
"off"
day
with
regard
to
t
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
latest
models
of
various
makes
Is
likely
continue
In
t
the
fishing,
the
events
might
and
iorests;
Hon.
Byron
John-
of
cars.
parts
especially
during
the
arter-
we
be
run
on
tnat
day
,
gQn
premler
o
B
c
A
ex.
,
Booths
show
latest
equipment
noon.
The
action
of
Canon
Prockter
nfpsxpri
wishes
nf
suncess
for
the
and
aDDliances.
as
well
as
food
the
streets.
FIRES
STILL
RAGING
VANCOUVER
A
barrier
of
flames
formed
by
Vancouver
Island's
biggest
forest
fire
in
a
decade
marooned
76
firefighters
last
night
in
the
,
smoke-cloaked
Campbell
River
region.
They
are
being
supplied
by
air
and
Forest
Branch
spokes-,
men
said
they
were
not
considered
to
be
in
great
danger.
'
'
FAMILY
IS
BURNED
PARKHILL,
Ont
Four
young
children
and
their
father
died
today
in
flames
that
swept
their
small
home
at
Sylvan,
six
miles
west
of
here
and
28
miles
northwest
of
London
The
dead
are
Frederick
White;
Shannon,
7;
Michael,
4;
Beverly,
2,
and
Freddie,
seven
months.
Juse
one
of
the
Owens
rs
of
Hood
Bay,
Alaska,
are
moving
their
logging
National
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
2.
New
York
at
Boston,
postii
poned.
Pittsburgh
at
Cincinnati,
postponed.
American
Washington
2-5,
Philadelphia
3-11.
-
Boston
1,
New
York
2.
(First
game
postponed.)
Detroit
1,
Cleveland
4.
St.
Louis
3,
Chicago
10.
"
Pacific
Coast
Sacramento
2,
Hollywood
7.
Oakland
2,
Seattle
3.
San
Diego
6,
San
Francisco
4.
Los
Angeles
2-1,
Portland
3-6.
Western
International
Yakima
2.
Victoria
14.
Tri-City
4,
Vancouver
5.
Tacoma
3,
Salem
5.
Wenatchee
12,
Spokane
8.
displays,
garments,
iut.s,
ana
land
any
others
who
might
be
exhibition,
with
him
for
this
service
hasl
Following
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
low
cloudiness
and
fog
f
to
Moresby
Island
in
the
Back
In
the
natural
resources
therefore,
no
official
sanction
or
ing,
the
crowds
proceeded
to
the
:i
Charlottes,
was
aboard
along
the
shoreline
in
tne-mom-
hirssmg
from
the
Association
It-
expositions
in
Navy
Drill
Hair
showroom,
a
mineral
display,
hip
southbound,
we
talked
an
official
of
the
cellulose
ing.
Otherwise,
mostly
ciear
io-
self
,
and
civic
CeuLre
Kym,lasium
tabbed
and
classified,
shows
the
day
and
Sunday.
Little
change
In
Douglas
Frizzell,
chairman
of
,
where
they
saw
natural
re-!
various
minerals
from
the
Prince
temperature.
Wind
northwest
pnrt
Day
expressed
regret
today
j
sources,
industrial
and
commer-
Rupert
district
and
where
they
twenty.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tnat
it
seemed
necessary
to
clal
displays
of
a
highly
ambi-jare
mined,
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
m
a
k
e
arrangements
without
j
tlous
and
interesting
character,
A
miniature
liver-processing
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
55
and
70.
more
acCmiaCe
warning
and
dls-J
representing
a
wide
variety
of;pIant
suppljed
by
the
Prince
ny
about
the
log
situation,
price
now
ranges
from
$35
1
$50
or
even
$55
per
thous-lellvered
here,
and
delivery
!
be
taken
at
Khutzymateen
50
miles
north
of
Rupert.
cusslon
and
hopod
that
time
may
(
activity
,
ana
renecung
me
new
.
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-opera-
f
E
C
bring
some
solution
in
which
j
economic
era
which
has
arrived
j
tiy9
Association,
and
a
boat-
T
I
V
C
there
Ls
more
eeneral
.
agree-1
in
this
city
and
district.
hniiriinir
riUniav
nro
nt.her
inter
rmver
mills.
Ocean
Falls
Pwell
Ricer
can
use
a
slmi-
ment.
Tne
snow
nas
Drougm
a
new
tl
and
educaUonai
features.
fmanuty
of
Alaskan
logs
If
pieauKc
a-u
wic
Winnpp
nf
th.
niaht.lv
nrl7.P
nf
Sunday,
July
1.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
HiPh
12:12
16.1
feet
JS.
forest
service
wishes
to
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
its
present
ban
on
export
Hon
H.
Bowman
Is
Brief
Visitor
Hon.
Harry
Bowman,
provincial
minister
of
agriculture,
af-t'Jr
a
quick
trip
through
the
central
interior,
arrived
here
by
Although
skies
were
clear
and
the
sun
was
hot
Thursday,
it
still
was
not
the
hottest
day
of
the
year
Temperature
yesterday
was
70
degrees,
"right
on
the
nose,"
according
to
the
Digby
Island
weather
station.
June
5
was
hbtter
by
15
de-
prwic
"Pwood
from
Alaska.
The
"uver
price
is
$50
to
$55
per
23:42
Low
5:50
17:37
iwuiraay,
dcuik
uuki
vcu
o
19
4
feet
.
.
et
Dominion
Day,
the
Daily
News
J
,
fppt
wiH
not
-be
published
next
Mon-
day.
The
next
regular
edition
na.
And
of
course
the
conceived
this
Innovation.
All
f'7
""""
who
saw
the
show
were
loud
iniDe
their
congratulatory
comment,
j
TONIGHT'S
SHOW
high-j
Tonight
the
stage
shows
be-ly
Many
of
the
displays
are
finished
and
in
the
most
of
gin.
First,
the
provincial
Pro-them
there
has
been
a
large
Rec
gymnastic
team
will
give
a
measure
of
ingenuity.
;
performance
which
will
be
fol-
The
outside
gayway,
retaining
lowed
later
on
in
the
evening
some
of
the
old
Civic
Centre
by
the
boxing
card.
will
appear
Tuesday.
car
this
morning
and
enplaned
j
o
...
9
"Cool
winds
cut
the
tempera-
International
BASEBALL
TWO
DAYS
Ketchikan
All-Stars
'
vn.
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
Sunday,
July
1,
6
m.
Monday,
July
2,
2:38
p.m.
Admission
75c
for
Victoria.
!
turc,"
the
weatherman
said.
PROGRAMME
HIGHLIGHTS
Miss
Maria
Brett
has
arrived
home
from
her
studies
at
St.
Anne's
Academy
In
Victoria
to
vacation
with
Carnival
features,
plied
a
lively
The
hoxlng
will
feature
Prince
at
the
;
Rupert
s
Golden
Glove
winners
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
i
trade
during
the
evening
The
industrial
display,
the
and
entries.
Andy
Marshall,
lb
Brett.
Special!
nnouncemeni
EXHIBITION
(Natural
Resources
and
Industrial
Exhibits
Open
Every
Evening)
J'lNKiilT:
7,nn
n
fWn
!
gayway
and
the
natural
re-
pounds,
will
meet
Freddy
Starr;
i
sources
exhibits
were
thronged
of
Kispiox
in
the
light-heavy-
:
J
by
more
than
a
thousand
men,
weight
class.
Billy
"Mouse"
Mor-I
women
and
children.
rison,
160,
fights
Richard
Mor-
I
HiEhlighted
in
the
natural
re-
gan,
Kitwanea,
middleweight,
1
!
sources
were
the
Alcan
display,
while
Chuck
Place
and
Chubby
!
the
Columbia
Cellulose
and
for-
Stacey,
each
fighting
light-;
estry
feature,
the
Indian
craft
weighU,
take
on
Reggy
Morgan
and
arts
showcase
and
the
250-
and
Wallace
Morgan,
of
Klt-I
cubic-foot
freezing
unit
holding
wanga
and
Terrace
respectively.
various
forms
of
sea
life
found
On
Monday,
a
prime
feature
i
in
the
waters
around
Prince
Ru-
of
the
exhibition
will
be
the
;
pert.
1
loggers'
sports,
to
be
held
in
a
j
Youngsters
found
the
contin-lpool
opposite
the
Civic
Centre.!
'uously
moving
trains
in
the
last
night
dubbed
by
T.
Norton
1
Alcan
display
especially
attrac-
Youngs,
exhibition
chairman,
as
Salt
Lake
Ferry
SUNDAY
MONDAY
July
1st
and
2nd
Continuous
Service
SUNDAY
10:30
a.m.
THURSDAY
Miss
P.N.E.
Contest
Winner
of
the
bathing
beauty
contest
in
connection
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
next
week
will
also
qualify
as
Prince
Rupert's
representative
at
the
"Miss
P.N.E."
contest
.
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition.
Prizes
first,
$100;
second,
$50;
third,
$25.
Free
trip
to
Vancouver
as
well
for
winner.
For
every
entrant,
a
bathing
suit
and
$5
cash.
Entries
up
U
Monuay
5
p.m.
at
Civic
CeiiUw
or
Ladies'
Wear
stores
WANTED
BOYS
or
GIRLS
Opportunity
for
bright
and
business-like
boys
and
girls.
Handling
Daily
Nttvs
routes
during
summer
montiis
or
permanently.
Pleasant
and
profitable
work
for
the
right
kind
of
boys
and
girls.
Opening
nvnilnhlp
Immediately.
Apply
at
Office.
2
p.m.
4
p.m.
7
p.m.
It
-
,
-
i
7:30
p.m.
Outdoor
Gymnastic
Show
8:00
p.m.
Children's
Film
and
Overture
to
Aluminum
Film
10:00
p.m.
Alcan
Film
The
Nechako
survey
11
:00
p.m.
Golden
Gloves
Boxers
vs.
Kitwanga
Boxers
12:00
p.m.
Midnight
Nightly
Draw
1:30
to
3:00
p.m.
Children's
Sports
3:00
p.m.
Midway
and
Exhibits
open
7:00
p.m.
Loggers
Sports
8:30
p.m.
Forestry
Conservation
and
Peoples
of
the
PollMvh
films
11:30
p.m.
Bathing
Beauty
preliminary
and
Stage
Show
12:00
p.m.
Midnight
Nightly
Draw
f'ONDAY:
tive,
standing
wlde-eyea
m
ranters
iane.
i
wonderment
as
the
true
scale
!
Several
entries
from
as
far
as
model
locomotives
chugged,
Terrace
and
other
outside
points
shone
lights
and
belched
smoke
already
have
been
received,
Mr.
from
their
funnels.
One
train
Youngs
said,
and
feels
the
com-1
carried
raw
materials
to
the
petition
of
log
burling,
bucking,
great
mill
and
the
other
took
cross-cutting,
greasy
pole-climb-away
finished
product.
ing
will
promise
"some
of
the
Meanwhile,
the
auto
show
in
,
finest
entertainment
seen
here."
i
URGENT
VANCOUVER
SIN
CARRIERS
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY
Apply
basement,
Bus
Terminal