i
Plctur
unit
around
which
tht
revolves.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
July
6,
1951
NEWS
OF
THE
DISTRICT
Van
Johnson
stars
as
the
tn
Slam
Bang
War
Film
Invasion"
of
Philippines
young
officr
who
Is
assigned
X
'IIIIIilBBBl
m
......
nu
me
i-fisei
room,,.,
There
Is
humor
and
pathos
,
the
early
training
scenes
and
th,
story
pains
in
action
and
n,,"
AT
WALLACE'S
of
Course
TERRACE
Dominion
Day
At
At
Alice
AS
im
Arm
Arm
niuiry
as
they
go
to
fight
first
,.j
cmicr
.
1
oplcs
NEWS
a
3
1
m
m
B
91
M
tl
a
An
exciting
true
saga
of
World
War
II
the
"second
Invasion"
of
the
Philippines
is
depicted
in
"American
Guerrila
in
the
Phil
ippines,"
being
featured
tonight
and
Saturday'
ut
the
Totem
Theatre.
Filmed
in
technicolor,
the
actual
locale
of
the
picture
was
on
tha
Islands
of
the
Pacific,
centering
on
Luzon,
for
the
actual
major
battle
operation.
For
Tyrone.
Power
as
the
'
Co.
Eur
Broke."
opening
last
nlRh'.
at
the
C'apit
:1
Theatre
and
continuing
-
tonight'
and
Saturday,
is
an
exciting
and
moving
story
oi
an
American
Army
combat
tram
of
Americans
of
Japanese
ancestry
which
became
the
mist
deci.raVcd
unit
of
World
W
ir
II.
.
The
picture
derives
it.;
unusual
title
from
the
G.I.
slang
"Shoot
the
Work.-''
or
"Go
for
Broke,"
uaiy
ana
men
in
Francs
ai,
.the
picture
becomes
both
rousir-..n:l
'
;;!":!iig.
"
It,
is
mostly
a
men's
f
ightir
.
I'ictuie
with,
Ivwever,
a
toniar
tie
inte
hide
when
Johns;
meets
a
flirtatious
Italian
glr
Olrltr.ition
Held
at
ToibiU
With
Communities
Joining
Dominion
Day
Was
Quiet
Goings
and
Comings
M
ICE
ARM
With
fire
prcvailir.r;
and
an
i'x
eUrtit
To
r.iak?
their
home
at
Premier,
Mrs.
Colin
Markay
and
fauiiiy
of
Chilliwaek
arrived
last
Wi
'k,"
,i
.hung
Mr.
Mackay
who
p-ceded
t
hem
some
months
ago.
J.:r
.and
Mrs
Al
Klrby,
Jr.,
and
infant
son
left
on
Monday
for
a
;:catlon
to
be
spent
In
Nelson..
p,
Tuscany
village,
this
role
bci-
-p'ayevl
hy
the
Italian
newewn
Although
there
were
many
sp--ris
program
arranged,
people
visitors,
there
were
no
sports
o'
Ailre
Arm
joiner!
with
those
and
not
even
a
ball
game
on
of
Torbril
Silver
Mine
to
cele-
Monday
and
it
was
one
of
the
rraee
Doin'rion
Day
at
the
mine,
quietest
Dominion
Days
on
rec-
The
celebration
took
place
on
YARD
GOODS
DRAPERY
HOUSEHOLD
ITEMS
LADIES
WEAR
SPORTSWEAR
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
Cia'ina
Canalc.
the
Pacific
'
winch
was
the
battle
cry
of
the
young
Army
ensign
battlefields
became
not
only
settings
for
danger
but
for
ro
f
'
..-mance
and
personal,
drama
as
p$
he
becomes
Involved
with
Miche-
i
Hnn
Drnrllo
tVm
u.'lfa
rt
a
tiutliro
.
.
t
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Felix
Hunger
are
home
after
a
month's
holiday
In
Vancouver
and
the
Cariboo.
The
-GREATEST
PERSONAL
ADVENTURE
TO
COME
?r.
and
Mrs.
Cedric
Barker
who
Is
killed
in
action.
Robert
Barrat
enacts
the
part
of
Gen-eral
Douglas
MacArthur
to
whom
he
has
a
striking
resemblance.
CUT
GF
THE
PACIFIC!
ino
Irahel
Monroe,
R.N.f
of
Chicago,
who
were
recently
married
in
Vancouver,
arrived
last
WMAT0IA0
ord.
In
the
evening,
the
dance
at
the
civie
centre
attracted
a
large
crowd
at
a
much
earlier
hour
than
the
Terrace
dances
usually
start
and
the
entire
evening
was
entirely
enjoyable.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Hobenshicid
and
two
children
of
Kitwanga
arrived
on
Saturday
last
and
will
be
living
in
the
McNabb
home
during
the
absence
of
Mrs.
McNabb
who
is
away
on
huli-day.
Earl
has
started
hauling
j
logs
for
the
Cellulose
after
an
j
enforced
rest
of
11
months
due
;
to
a
bruken
leg
sustained
in
a
logging
accident
up-country.
us
Saturday,
starting
late
in
the
morning
and,
continuing
throughout
the
day.
In
the
contest
for
mucking
a
ton
of
or?
J.
Cahulak
placer!
fiist,
in
time
of
four
minutes
and
30
seconds.
O.
Kelly
was
second.
1
Th?
1
land
drilling
contest
was
won
by
Ounnar
Fiva
and
G.
Kelly
with
J.
Carlson
and
J.
Ciianuii.uv
placing
second.
In
the
mienmon
events
Mrs.
M
Mitchell
won
both
the
ladies'
fifty
yard
dafh
and
sack
race.
The
three-leeged
lace
was
won
by
Mrs.
R
J.
Austin
and
Miss
Shirley
Austin
with
Mrs.
N.
Mc-G.
waii
and
Mrs.
E.
Busse
second.
w
-ek
to
reside
In
Premier.
Mr
Ba'ker
was
at
one
time
on
the
lauding
staff
or
the
Prince
Ru-pr
:t
General
Hospital.
..TV
New
School
at
Pouce
Coupe
4
WASHING
CARS
I
hUULls
uuufL.
An
lmmeai-
is
ate
siarr
wui
De
maae
on
construction
of
a
new
elementary
IN
TME
PHILIPPINES
hi
Mrs.
Otto
Hornell
entertained
at
the
tva
hour
on
Thursday
In
honor
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
Louise
Prest,
who
left
on
Monday
for
I
he
Ma'.ihu
Club.
Princess
Louise
Inlet,
to
join
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
Green.
and
1
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
Mm
William
Craig
won
the
egg
t
!
young
son,
Michael,
returned
a
1
and
t.pe-)n
ract
with
Mrs.
E.
TIRE
REPAIRING
GENERAL
CLEAN-UP
Wc
specialize
in
servicing
for
long
trips
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
j
the
end
of
last
week
from
Vancouver
where
they
have
spent
the
past
two
months
having
surgical
work
done
on
Michael's
hand.
iRii'li!
1
IXiililili
school
here.
'A
contract
valued
at
$101,495
has
been
awarded
to
the
Vancouver
firm
of
Dawson
&
Hall
Ltd.
Architects
Gardiner
&
Thornton,
Vancouver,
prepared
plans
for
the
frame
building
to
contain
four
classrooms,
kindergarten,
activity
room
and
services
areas.
a
is
Thompson
second.
In
he
men's
events
the
inn-yard
dash
was
won
by
J.
Nicholson
with
T.
Thompson
second.
L.
Clements
won
the
sack
race
with
G.
Kelly
second.
The
three-legeed
race
was
won
by
Wood
and
Arthur
with
Kelly
and
Miskole.l
I
July
is
the
holiday
month
for
j
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Smith
also
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McNeil
and
son.
Other
travellers
this
week
are:
j
Wally
Overcnd
and
Mickey
Hag-
adorne
going
to
Vancouver;
Fred
TOPAY
and
SATI'RD.U
Evenings
1
9:05
second
nr..
..I
VT..I...
nHJ
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vic
Ross
and
family
drove
to
Burns
Lake
on
Saturday
morning
to
spend
the
holiday
week-end
there.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Bert
West
whose
husband
is
working
for
Sheardowns
in
Burns
Lake
and
who
is
now
making
his
home
there.
v
Matinee
Saturday
2
p.m.
,1
In
the
feature
event
of
the
af-1
,v"l""
"ur
w
.up,
.
..u
ternnon-lhe
ladles'
tug-of-war
!
Mrs.
Harry
Knutson
and
daugh--the
Mlss
Jean
Smlthwaite
to
of
:tcr
re--Mrs.
winning
team
consisted
R.
J.
Austin,
anchor,
Mrs.
sWe
in
Prince
RuPcrt-
If
it
has
to
do
with
RADIOS,
PHONOGRAPHS
RECORDS
or
REPAIRS
See
Us
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Collins
have
left
for
the
south
on
vacation.
M.
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
N.
McGreg-o::
defeating
the
team
of
Miss
Shirley
Austin,
Mrs.
L.
Smith
and
Mrs.
E.
Busse.
Dinner
was
served
to
all
in
the
Terbrit
cookhouse
and
in
the
Taking
advantage
of
the
long
week-end,
many
people
from
Premier
enjoyed
fishing
trips
and
picnics
while
others
proved
,
Stewart
and
Hyder,
Alaska,
as
means
"Shoot
The
Works"
evening
a
show
was
presented
in
popular
holiday
spots.
1
the
Legion
Hall.
j
'
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
O'Brien
and
familv
drove
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
to
spend
the
holiday
week-end
there,
returning
on
Tuesday.
They
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
O'Brien's
mother,
Mrs.
M.
McLaren.
and
that's
what
RUPERT
RADIO
and
ELECTRIC
Dependable
Auto
Service
they
do...
with
I
if-
.
V-t
-
-Si
.1
,
Phone
644
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
F'.O.
D'.)X
1273
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lqveless
and
three
daughters
left
this
week
by
car
on
a
month's
holiday
trip
to
Seattle
and
the
southern
part
of
this
province.
lead,
love
The
day's
proceedings
wound
un
with
a
dance.
F.
Mcintosh
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
music
was
provided
on
the
accordion
by
Rade
Caulich
Miss
Shir-lev
Austin
won
both
the
door
prbe
and
the
prize
for
the
spot
dance.
Arrangements
for
the
day
were
made
by
a
joint
committee
representing
mine
and
union
officials
and
consisting
of
Kraneis
Mcintosh.
Hans
Froese
"rcliie
Cor-mi-,
C.
C.
Ditto.
R.
0.
Wcihle,
Mrs.
Ditto
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Austin.
Refreshments
wu'e
served
on
and
lauahter!
kf
-c5iM
j
$;ati;.i
-
Tires,
battery,
radiator
and
crankcase
.
.
.
they
need
constant
service,
and
they
get
that
service
here
every
time
you
drive
up
for
gas!
Be
wise.
Drive
up
here
for
expert
service
today
and
every
day!
VAN
JO
H
N
SQ
N
and
the
HEROES
of
the
442rd
REGIMENTAL
COMBAT
TLSS
I'-
"hk
TODAY
In
SAWUMY
the
grounds.
"fx
Also:
Sclecleil
Shorts
-
Nous
Evening
SImiws
7
-
9:06
SaliiiiUv
Matinee
2
-
-1:22
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
For
Your
Baby's
Safety..
.
...
It
Won't
Upset
THE
NEW
1951
LLOYD
BABY
CARRIAGE
,
.
.
.
ha;;
a
safety
stand
and
brake.
Just
press
down
on
the
Palely
Stand
bar;
the
stand
locks
in
place
and
the
brakes
are
applied
at
the
same
time.
To
release
just
touch
the
release
tieadlo.
PLUS:
New
"Lionitle"
English
Leather
c'j.h.
liixlj
upholstery
dome-fastened
to
the
frame
Easily
removable
for
repair
or
cleaning.
Handier-
instantly
adjustable
for
height.
Two
heights,
standard
36"
or
38".
'
Nylon"
wheel
hearings
.
.
.
NEVER
need
oiling
and
NEVER
squeak.
Chief
Douse
of:
Kitvancool
Dies
H
AZELTON
Noted
pa
triarch
Inside
and
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
MOTEL
FRASER
WAS
WINNER
Walter
Dins-dak,
35-year-old
RCAF
veteran
and
assistant
professor
of
foJal
science
at
Brandon
Col-ege,
was
winning
Progressive-Conservative
candidate
in
the
Brandon
federal
by-election,
June
25.
ICP
PHOTO)
of
the
Kitwancool
native
band.!
Chief
Samuel
Douse,
who
fof-
a
!
number
of
years
had
lived
in,
iHazelton,
passed
away
in
the.
hospital
here
last
Saturday.
PHOTO
WRA
THAU.
'5
FINISHING
DEVELOPING.
PRINTING.
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METKK3
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
I'liune
(irce-
UC
Hox
4"8
HOUSE
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
from
July
1
Priced
$42.95
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
A
well
known
young
Prince
Rupert
fisherman,
Mel
Bussey.
ol
the
vjfsel
Miss
Jean,
was
Injured
recently
in
Alaska.
It
was
necessary
to
be
flown
from
Port
Alexander
to
Ketchikan
aboard
an
American
Coast
Guard
plane.
His
finger
had
been
badly
lacerated,
being
nearly
severed.
The
remains'
were
t
akvn
homni
to
Kitwancool
where
the
funeral
was
held
on
Monday
afternoon'
with
Rev.
J.
Hayhurst
of
Kit-wanca
officiating.
I
About
100
persons
ai
tended
the
funeral
which
was
followed
by
a
feast,
in
the
Community
.
Hall
'
where
Walter
Dense
cho.se
Morris
Williams,
r.randson
of
deceased,
as
successor
in
the
chieftainship,
i
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
LIBERAL
NOMINEE
Norman
Wright,
45-year-old
high
school
teacher,
was
defeated
Liberal
candidate
In
the
June
25
by-election
in
Winnipeg
South
Centre.
A
'
veteran
of
the
RCAF,
he
enrolled
and
graduated
from
the
University
of
Manitoba
after
his
discharge.
He
is
a
native
of
Manitoba.
(CP
PHOTO)
"A
gord
place
to
buy
over
a
quarter
of
a
-3r;l
Avenue
century"
Phone
775
1
Ben
Sampson,
of
Little's
News
stand
is
enjoying
himself
In
Burbank,
Southern
California.
BILL
SCUBY'S
Studebaker
and
Austin
Dealers
lie
is
visiting
his
sister
whose
home
is
in
that
city.
A
card
from
him
says
he
is
becoming
rhird
Ave.
at
Park.
Green
217
aceu.'tomed
to
picking
strawber
FALSE
START
The
original
Library
of
Congress
at
Washington,
DC,
established
in
1800,
was
destroyed
i
by
lire
in
1814.
ries
wh'ch
go
fine
at
the
break
fast
hour.
FUR
SALE
-
v1
I;
By
CHIC
YOUNG
BLONDIE
-Proving
Grounds
Now
is
-the
time
to
select
your,
winter
coat
Easy
Terms
Arranged
J
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1
T
PHONE
974
for
FUR
COLD
STORAGE
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BE
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THIS
IS
ONE
f-B-i
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WOKE
J
ST
J
rt?sLATEr'
op
those
i,,
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UP
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NEW
UNIFORM
A
newly
designed
white
uniform
for
men
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
will
make
its
appearance
in
the
fleet
next
month.
Of
improved
quality
and
comfort,
the
new
uniforms
have
a
number
of
lnnovat
ions,
Including
pockets
in
Ihe
trousers
and
zlp-pered
jumpers.
Top
photo
shows
LflK-
Eva.
Peter
J.
Butler
of
Toronto,
left,
modelling
the
new
"whites"
while
Able
Seaman
G.
CJ.
Roberts
of
Kirkland
Lake,
Out.,
examines
them
The
travelling
public,
is
hereby
warned
that,
commencing
July
2,
1D51,
and
continuing
from
time
to
time
throughout
th?
summer,
asphalt
(praying
operations
will
be
carried
out
on
the
Northern
Trans-Provincial
Highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Port
Edward
in
connection
with
the
forthcoming
jjaving
program.
It
is
important
that
travelers
heed
carefully
all
warning
jgns
and
flagmen
for
the
benefit
of
themselves
and
the
work.
Since
no
available
cV-tours
exist
a
certain
amount
of
inconvenience
will
be
caused
and
motorists
should
be
careful
to
keep
their
speed
down
to
ten
miles
per
hour
when
driving
over
fresh
oil.
The
Dcpartn.c-.t
cannot,
in
any
way
be
responsible
for
the
removal
of
asphalt
stains
which
may
be
caused
from
driving
over
the
froth
oil
nor
for
accidents
which
might
occur
due
to
the
road
being
freshly
oiled.
.
.
L.
E.
SMITH
Divisional
Engineer.
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v
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i
wilh
satisfaction.
In
the
lower
photo
Ldg.
Eva.
Butler
demonstrates
how
the
zipper
front
makes
the
jumper
much
easier
to
don
and
doff,
as
compared
to
the
old
sweater-type
garment.
Blue
serge
uniforms
of
similar
design
will
be
issued
in
the
RON
later
this
year.
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Defence
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