Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
29,
1951
Alantic
Pact
Organizes
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
tour
V
X
it-
no)
I
10
YEARS
AGO
Afternoon
Teas
make
friendly
entertainment
Canadian
National
steamship
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
port
at
10
a.m.
Wednesday
from
Van
March
29,
1941
Regrets
were
expressed
at
the
departure
of
Sgt.
C.
C.
Jacklin,
provincial
police,
who
is
leaving
for
Kamloops,
by
chairman
of
the
Rotary
Club,
P.
H.
Linzey.
couver.
DisembarKing
irom
tne
shin
rnmmanrtwl
hv
Carjt.
W.
E.
jEccles,
in
place
of
Capt.
E.
B.
j
Caldwell,
who
is
on
a
trip
to
,
California,
were
T.
Condon,
Mr.
Is
Making
Better
Showing
Than
United
Nations
By
SIGRID
ARNE
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
North
Atlantic
Treaty
organization
will
celebrate
its
second
birthday
April
4
with
the
sort
of
thumping
life
the
United
Nations
hasn't
enjoyed
since
it
was
created
in
1945.
Both
were
set
up
to
keep
the
peace.
But
they
tackle
the
problem
differently.
The
U.N.
was
set
up
to
meet
aggression
anywhere;
the
N
A
T
O,
was
organized
to
meet
the
specific
threat
of
Russian
aggression
in
western
Europe.
The
60-member
U.N.
took
In
the
Russians
and
ran
-into
one
Woolocolt,
Mrs.
Crookson,
H.
Fox,
A.
Fox,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Hamilton,
Jack
McLaughlan,
former
middleweight
wresting
champion
of
Canada,
will
appear
in
the
Moose
Hall
fighting
Tarzan
Reynolds.
"Ladies
Welcome"
read
an
ad
in
the
Daily
News.
TEA
!
A.
Ferguson,
A.
Lelout,
J.
Mostad,
I
R.
M.
Matthews,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
ft"1
jLJ.
fib
,r..
.,
.
Notice
of
application
for
the
Belmont
Hotel
beer
license
is
officially
announced
over
the
signature
of
John
Hoskins,
1240
Kilocycles
RADIO
DIAL
CFPR
Why
"Smoky"
Re-enlisted
It'
not
a
bad
life,
says
V.C.
winner
of
Army
(Subject
to
Change)
L.
Dick,
J.
D.
Tucker,
Mrs.
Bennett,
Mrs.
Yauden,
Miss
B.
Cam-peau,
J.
Fraser,
Norman
Nelson,
Mi.
and
Mrs.
A.
Daw,
Sr..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Peterson,
Ward
Allen,
Mr.
Garner,
Mr.
Edens,
Miss
An-tllla,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shaffer
and
son,
Miss
Hunter,
P.
Langfrlnko,
Miss
C.
Montgomery,
Mrs.
E.
Heenan,
S.
Lockberger,
A.
Armstrong,
Fred
Wilson,
Mrs.
N.
Jenze,
H.
Taylor,
M.
F.
Gragor,
A.
M.
Warren.
W.
E.
Armstrong,
F.
Wiebe,
A.
Kunzelman,
O.
Matz,
Mrs.
Dallyn
and
baby,
Mrs.
M
Iveson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Godmirc,
P.
Katz.
Miss
F.
Cross,
William
Thompson,
M.
Green,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Blackburn.
P.M
THUrvor.AY
Russian
stalemate
after
another.
N.A.T.O.
naturally
left
the
Russians
out.
Its
members
are
Belgium,
Canada.
Denmark,
France,
Iceland.
Italy,
Luxembourg,
the
Netherlands,
Norway,
Portugal,
Britain
and
the
United
States.
Whether
N.A.T.O.
or
the
U.N.
will
prove
the
best
investment
for
peace
will
be
answered
only
bv
time.
Flans
were
discussed
for
a
'
second
black
out
at
a
meeting
of
the
Civil
Protection
Committee
I
'
(ARP)
under
the
chairmanship
of
Inspector
Ernest
Gammon
last
!
night
in
the
court
house.
At-'
tending
were
District
Wardens
J.
!
A.
Teng,
G.
P.
Tinker,
H.
A.
:
Breen,
J.
L.
Macintosh,
J.
G.
Garrett,
Louis
Richardson
with
J.
S.
Wilson,
chief
district
warden
and
Corporal
Smith,
secretary,
i
SOLE
SURVIVOR
Marvin
Henry.
14,
was
the
only
survivor
from
a
fire
which
took
the
lives
of
three
of
his
brothers,
thrie
sisters
and
a
cousin.
The
ttven
children
died
when
fire
swept
through
a
house
on
the
Six
Nations
Indian
reservation
near
Brantford,'
Ont.
Marvin
suffered
minor
burns
and
cuts
after
jumping
from
a
bedroom
window.
He
broke
five
windows
to
give
the
other3
a
chance
to
escape,
but
they
were
trapped.
CP
PHOTO
p.
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on
5:45
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VANCOUVER
(CP)
Ernest
Al-I
va
Smith,
known
to
his
pals
as
"Smoky,"
has
lost
no
time
in
gec-'
ting
back
into
uniform
follow
-j
ing
his
re-enlislment.
The
first
i
Canadian
private
to
win
the
Vic-,
fori
a
Cross
in
the
Second
Wo:ld
(War
i
he
got
it
in
Italy),
he
was
'
formally
sworn
into
the
Canad-
an
Army
special
service
force
j
Tuesday
eleven
years
to
the
Listeners'
Choice
-The
.Sunshine
Soc'ty
-20,000
Leagues
Under
Se3
St'-ck
Quotations
-cpr
'"ws
Int.
Corpty.
-Pf
i"!'
c'p
"Canarta
at
Wo-V
Simper
Scrpnndr
-Mrlarhrim
Str
uts
-rr,c
N"wi
The
21.000-ton
refrigerator
ship
Lucidor,
Capt.
L.
Jacobson,
left
port
for
Seattle
v?;terdav
after
loading
frozen
halibut
from
Atlln
Fisheries
here.
She
came
the
Montreal
Maroons
will
meet
nere
from
Petersburg
Tuesday
the
Victoria
Cougars
in
Mont
morning.
month
from
the
first
time
and
he
was
in
uniform
that
night.
I
Hut
thi:
time
he's
not
a
private
I
I
He
was
pr:m?ted
to
s?rgsar.:
at
i
real,
deciding
the
world's
hockey
championship.
25
YEARS
AGO
March
29,
1926
Headlined
as'
a
"Practical
Russian,"
G.
Kerjnsky,
who
took
a
leading
part
in
the
Russian
upheaval,
after
the
overthrow
of
the
Czar,
is
said
to
be
living
ouietly
on
his
estates,
cultivating
the
land
and
devoting
his
abilities
toward
a
stable
and
prosperous
Russia
NUMEROUS
TRIBES
More
than
50
tribes
of
Indians
roamed
freely
in
all
parts
of
Canada
In
past
centuriea.
t
rnr
Mws
Roundup
R-nr)
,Hi-rn'":
"Vir'tm
'8:30
Citizen's
Forum
News
8:45
"Logging
With
Bunyan"
9:00
r"T"
I'mcr'jver
C
nccn
Orchestra
n
.,
rjrama
10:10
CBC
News
-"'"tcline
Edmonton
The,
late:
t
steps
in
the
'
Merry
Widow'
'and
the
"Chariest-."
waltz
will
be
exhibited
for
the
ill
st
tin..'
in
thi3
city
at
a
con-c.rt
program
of
Mrs.
H.
O.
Crew
s
pupils
in
the
Westholme
Theatre
this
week.
the
swearing-in
ceremony.
"Smoky"
had
one
explanalirn
for
his
return
to
Army
life.
"I
thought
I'd
like
"et
ba
-'K
in.
It's
not
a
bad
life,"
he
sMd.
He
had
beert
thinking
it
over
for
a
long
time
aitf
had
vc'-'v-teered
for
service
"wherever
they
can
ure
me."
F"Mth
wa"
crafted
levc
''n-til
Friday.
Then
he
?os
t
r-'-monton
where
he
will
b
,'t-
N.A.T.O.
's
hope
is
a
simple
one:
that
if
wost
Europe
has
enough
military
strength
It
"will
not
be
attacked.
;"
The
pact
was
signed
at
Washington
April
4.
1949.
by
the
foreign
ministers
of
the
12
member
countries.
By
December,
1949,
N.A.T.O.
's
defenvj
committee
had
agreed
on
a
Plan,,
tpi
defending
Europe.
-
The
program
is
still
top
secret,
but
its
vague
outlines
are
known:
Each
countrV
will
contribute
the
sort
of
arms
and
the
type
of
troops
which
'
it
ran
best
turn
out
for
European
army.
This
armv
will
a"t
on
the
agreed
orders
of
atl
and
be
beholden
to
no
single
country.
By
December,
1950.
the
top
N
ATO,
ag'ncy.
the
council,
answered
that
all
.arrangement'
for
the
army
had
been
completed
Tries-
arrangements,
too,
are
s"o'pf.
B
Oen.
Dwleh
T").
E's-enhower,
head
of
the
N.A.T.O.
forces,
has
suggested
Europe
shonM
ha'
40
combat
divisions
bv
late
1952.
By
late
January
of
this
year
it
was
believed
12
divisions
had
been
pledged,
i
Maiv
voices
have
been
raised
to
bring
the
armies
of
finain
Yugoslavia,
Greece
and
Turkey
St
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&
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&
SERVICE
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ELFCTRIC
10:30
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and
Sign
Off
EARLY
EXPLORFR
The
west
coast
of
the
.south
i-s'.and
of
New
Zealand
was
discovered
ty
Abel
Tasman
in
1642.
Jane
Ashley's
Crown
Brand
Recipes
fil
Wrift
Jan
Athlty,
Thf
Canada
Starch
Coupon;
Uj
i
ta;hed
to
Western
Command
re
r.
O.
Box
1
2
9.
Montnal,
t.
0.
cruiting
office.
Jack
Barns'.cy
was
phoned
from
Port
Simpson
last
night
by
Dr.
William
Eager,
who
heard
music
on
his
radio
from
a
distance
of
M95
mlies.
Dr.
Sagar
was
listening
to
his
wireless
when
he
wry
plainly
heard
music
coming
from
a
Melbourne,
Australia
concert.
Barnsley,
prominent
in
radio
in
Prince
Rup-ert,
was
the
first
to
get
in
touch
with
the
McMillan
Arctic
expedition,
a
few
years
ago,
when
the
explorers
were
in
Greenland.
'
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JN
THS
DAILY
NKWS
BKlNGSKESV."
Fprpny
.
A.M.
7:0OM.i;t(nl
Clock
8:00
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News
8:11
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8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Conceit
B-noRT?"
Np'vs
and
Cmty
915
Mn-lc
for
Moderns
9:(1
nln"
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
1l:inMnri'ln
ViH
How
Can
I?
?
By
Anne
Ashley
Celebrating
Robert
Murray's
;
birthday
anniversary,
friends
i
held
a
surprise
Dartv
at
his
home.
'
with
cards,
music
and
dancing.
'
'
w'"iers
were
Mrs.
H.
Grlm-wood,
Miss
Coote,
Aid.
J.
Mc-Kechnie
and
H.
Grimwood.
f
t
the
Stanley
Cup
playoff.
S
p---d
y
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PHARMAC
flOOd
J
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HOURS:
f
1
?
y
j
WEEK
DAYS:
q"
nZZ
.
'
'
1
SUNDAYS:
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
good
toilet
perfume?
A.
A
good
toilet
perfume
can
be
made
by
mixing
two
ounces
of
alcohol
with
one-half
ounce
of
orris
root.
Keep
in
a
bottle,
tightly
corked,
and
shake
well
before
using.
Q.
How
can
I
bleach
a
scorched
spot?
A.
Rub
the
spot
immediately
with
a
cloth
dipped
in
diluted
peroxide.
Then
run
the
iron
over
it
and
it
will
be
as
white
as
originally.
Do
not
use
this
method
on
colored
material.
Q.
How
can
I
test
eggs
for
freshness?
A.
Plane
the
egg
in
a
pan
of
water.
If
fresh,
it
will
lie
on
its
side.
If
a
few
days
old,
It
will
tilt
upwards.
If
stale,
it
will
tand
on
end.
If
very
old,
it
will
Hoat.
10:15
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Barrv
Wood
Show
o-?V--"M('o(iv
Time"
'10:45-Musical
Kitchen
11:00
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of
the
Air
11
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T'ire
j
1
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Forecast
1
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Messaee
Period
n
Int.
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
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--
P.M.
12:00
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Melodies
12:15
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12:25
drogram
Resume
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
-12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
"Canada
to
a
Kiwi"
2:
CO
Easy
Listening
2:
30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Sob
Guest
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
&
His
Islanders
ZERO
SOAP
into
the
defence
plans.
Greece
md
Turkev
hav
requested
t
o
membership.
t
1
B1Hh
ond
French
labor
resent
th
J
idea
of
an
alliance
with
"m-h
dictator
Franco.
And
Va'-'hn'.
Tito
of
Yugoslavia
is
'inwl'l'nf
-
ask
for
arms
unless
Yiosinvia
'.s
attacked.
r.-
yjjp,
0(
jggg
Moscow
fok
official
n'-Mce
and
nrooosed
-
r"retlnn'
of
the
council
of
for-rVn
mini?'
err
of
the
U.S..
Britain,
-ance
th
USSR.
o
Hlk
over
Germany.
Tl
West,
U
N.
nations
replied
that
they
would
prefer
to
talk
nve-
o'l
threats
to
peace.
A
meeting
msy
be
set
for
this
spring.
1
And
thee
were
hopes
that
the
Russians,
far.-'d
bv
new
strength,
-
r,-e
ready
to
CMriBrAmisc.
Wonder
Soot
Woollens
!
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
CARNED
FOODS
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