President
Jos.
Hutchinson
or
last
night.
Dancing
by
r
tYES
HAVENEVERBEHEUnsJ
110
YEARS
AGO
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
March
28.
1951
Jack
Crocker
and
F.
Fortune
1240
Kilocycles
RADIO
DIAL
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
CFPR
(Subject
to
C
hange)
i
l
hi
'
Jim
Jm
March
2K,
1941
ancj
a
comic
reading
by
Mayor
The
fifty-sixth
anniversary
of
Newton,
were
part
of
the
en-the
Rocky
Mountain
Rangers,
tertainment
planned
by
C.
L.
undtr
Lieut.-Col.
i.
E.
Wood,
was
Youngman.
Thoa.
McKenzie
celebrated
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
Sgt.
Jebson.
After
a
parade
through
city
j
streets,
a
special
movie
preview
j
Compared
with
195rs
price
was
seen
at
the
Capitol
Tneatie,
Qf
$1
4Q
jt
0st
2
0Q
tQ
naye
a
i
YEARS
Labor
Paper
Gives
It
Up
By
J.
C.
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
(CP)
The
only
metropolitan
newspaper
in
New
Zealand
supporting
the
Labor
party,
the
Wellington
Southern
Cross,
was
forced
by
rising
costs
to
suspend
publication
this
month.
IN
THE
MAKING
throuph
the
courtesy
oi
u.
u.
sujt
cleaned
and
preyed
by
the
i
Borland,
the
manager.
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
on
.
'sixth
Avenue
today.
I
It
was
92
in
the
sun
and
66
in
,
H
t
Ml
'Mm.
YOUTH'S
DRAPE
PANTS
the
shade
at
Ecstall
River
on
the
Lower
Pkeeny
reevnt'y
according
Regimental
orders
issued
by
eturned
s-
D-
Johnston,
major
and
ad
t
rMii(lnc
FrlZfll
who
Published
by
a
company
spon-
frQm
tnpre
to(lav.
WEDNESDAY--P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields,
4:15
Music
by
Goodman
4:30
Maggie
Muggins
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
International
Comty.
5:
10-Rawhide
t:
30
Prelude
to
Dusk
5:45
The
Question
Box
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Orch.
b:3d
-Vns.cal
Varieties
6:45-
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
:iki
i;Bt;
Nps
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Lubka
Kolessa;
Pianist
8:00
Spring
1U
0U--C
tti
!vrs
10:30
Showpiece
10:10
CBC
News
Round-up
AIHESa:
sored
by
the
Labor
party
lUelf,
the
newspaper
had
a
life
of
a
little
over
five
years.
It
lost
Under
Mrs.
William
Rothwdl.
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
VVvsl
DEBORAH
KEFJl
jutant,
lnciuaea
a
lecture
Dy
Lieut.-Col.
McMordie
and
miniature
range
musketry
practice.
Lt.
Alex
G.
Rix,
and
Sgt.
H.
A.
Ponder
were
orderly
de-j
tails,
for
the
local
North
B.C.
iRegt.
Bnt.
parade.
money
eacn
year
oi
us
exigence
dian
Le(jion
anri
the
sewing
STEWART
GMMR
f2z
RICHARD
CARLSQM
.
'
club
n'-'aded
by
Mesdames
H.
H.
sary
irv
to
to
the
the
party
nartVs
s
branches
brancnes
and
ana
n
d
w
H
GoiKis(.u
East
trade
unions
to
keep
it
going.
,
command
i
The
chairman
of
its
board
of
?enl
i.
"
'
i
trl-Uvs
for
ie
u-suspenslon
directors,
J.
Roberts,
iuM
the
headquarters
of
r,t1"-
IS-
1,1
was
necessitated
by
Edith
Grundv.
Mi..
Muss
shortage
of
staff
and
lack
of;Umt,
roni.m.n.
,itH
J.
Coniieiy.
.rtiimtlt
o
LrtUica
i
Famed
Thrill
All
These
Features:
Wide
Kee
Narrow
Cuff
Tab
Belt
Loop
Smooth
Gab
-'
Self
Match
Belt
All
sizes
for
Teen
Ages
and
Youths.
The
colors
are
"in
the
groove"
and
the
style
is
"extra
keen."
.
.
.
Hurry
down
and
"get
in
the
swim."
i
10:15
Reminiscing
;
10
:3C
Canadian
Concert,
Garden
1
11:00
Weather
Report
r
Wear
and
Mrs.
Robert
Strachan
abnormal
Increase
in
costs
material
and
production.
!
were
names
associated
with
this
For
more
than
10
years
from
1
gift.
1935,
New
Zealand
had
a
Labor
government
without
a
single
FOR
SALE-Five-room
house,
metropolitan
newspaper
giving
,
good
residential
district,
$1900.
Novel
Filmed
Thrilling
technicolor
version
of
the
famed
Rider
Haggard
novel,
"King
Solomon's
Mines,"
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
a
four-night
engagement
starting
today.
It
is
t?,
EVENINGS
7
p.m.
.
?;(;
editgrial
support
to
the
govern-1
,,
.
ment.
The
only
daily
newspaper!
in
the
country
supporting
the
j
r
r
A
n
C
A
ST
in
the
production.
Aboriginal
and
wild
animal
life
is
graphi-1
11:06
Sign
Off
THURSDAY
A
M
7:00
Musical
Clock
8.00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
hailed
as
one
of
the
major
mov
ing
picture
events
of
the
year.
j
cally
depicted
in
thrilling
manner.
N.Z.
LABOR
SHOT.
AUCKLAND,
K.Z.
Q
labor
.shortage
is
jok
Zealand
and
todav
openings
fur
nr-ariy
Y
and
women
mike
s
S
in
many
industries
1
rauxe
of
a
lark
of
ope:
The
story
is
that
of
a
party
of
intrepid
adventurers
who
risk
their
lives
in
a
dangvrous
trek
across
uncharted
regions
of
darkest
Africa
in
search
of
the
fabu
Deborah
Kerr,
Richard'
Carlson
and
Stewart
Granger
top
the
cast
of
the
adventure-packed
drama.
Labor
party
was
the
Grey
River!
j
CMKO
rJJ
Argus,
in
the
small
town
of;
Greymouth
on
the
west
coast
of
Marrh
28,
1.126
the
South
Island.
Cambridge
defeated
Oxford
by
PARTY
ORGAN
five
lengths
at
Putney,
in
the
Shortly
after
the
war
the
La-,
annual
race.
bor
party
started
a
campaign
for
its
own
daily
paper.
Funds
Twenty
lashes
and
ten
years
were
subscribed
largely
by
party
:
imprisonment
was
imposed
at
BOYS'
ond
YOUTHS'
SPORT
JACKETS
A
complete
stock
for
all
size
boys
and
youths.
In
the
past
the
in-between
size
boys
have
been
hard
to
fit.
Not
this
year.
We've
gone
all
out
to
fit
every
age
anrl
size
boy.
!
8:00
BBC
News
and
Com'ty
J!
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
ai
9:30
Morning
Concert
9:59
lime
Signal
;
10:00
Morning
Visit
i
10:15
Morning
Melodies
J
!
10:30
Melody
Time
'
i
10:45
Invitation
to
the
WalU
lous
mines
of
King
Solomon.
The
insistence
of
a
beautiful
young
woman
to
take
part
in
the
expedition
complicates
the
dangers
branches,
trade
unions
and
In
LIGHT
UP
a,
Vancouver
on
a
bank
robber,
who
helped
make
off
with
$42,000
from
the
Nanalmo
Royal
Bank.
He
appealed
the
sentence.
dividual
supporters.
The
paper
was
launched
in
Wellington,
the
capital,
although
not
the
larg
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
HOTEL
FRASER
HOU
and
provides
the
basis
of
an
odd
romance.
The
filming
actually
took
place
in
the
depths
of
Africa
and
the
cast
suffered
many
vicissitudes
1:15
Roundup
Time
I
Jolly
hours
were
spent
at
the
war
veterans'
smoker
under
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys'
Store
:
;
1:30
Weather
Report
"
.
:31
Message
Period
Just
Around
the
Corner
217
Sixth
Street
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid
Day
Merodiea
est
city.
Wellington
already
had
a
morning
and
an
evening
paper.
The
Southern
Cross
was
launched
as
a
morning
paper
and
efforts
were
made
to
give
it
a
national
circulation
among
labor
supporters.
However,
transport
in
New
Zea'and
Is
not
sufficiently
developed
for
any
daily
paper
to
attain
a
truly
national
circulation.
The
paper
built
a
circulation
approaching
40,000,
but
this
was
considerably
below
that
of
the
two
other
Wellington
dailies.
Although
Wellington
returned
a
large
Labor
representation
to
Parliament,
a
big
percentage
of
Labor
supporters
continued
to
patronize
the
earlier
established
newspapers.
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in
hi
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ii
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50c
each
WRATH
ALL'S
,
Photo
Finishing
320
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Ave.
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Lord
Calvert
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States
Ni.
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In
spite
of
-
Served
with
pride
U
PORT
RAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMFP
SERVICE
aM.vni.Eirs
STUDIO
116
-
4Ui
Street
Dox
645
Phone
Oretn
339
Prince
Rupert
on
those
special
occasions
tViA
now
miitr
itirup
tfrn-wit-Aji
L
when
only
the
finest
cn
Ik'
J&YJ
In
1
1
1
will
suffice
:
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w,
tZJCr
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I
I
disease
is
rising
again
in
tha
United
States.
cue
leaion
is
war
preparations.
Anc.ier
is
cuts
in
ieurrai
money
for
fighting
syphilis
and
gonorrhea.
Whether
the
rapid
cures
assist
by
increasing
temptation
is
not
clear.
The
rise
Is
a
recent
reversal
of
the
downward
trend
since
tht
second
wond
war.
iuir.k
cures
have
taken
away
the
immunity
to
syphilis
wm.n
many
persons
got
under
the
old
treatments.
The
immunity
dia
not
come
from
the
medicine,
bu,
from
the
long
time
a
person
hal
the
disease,
a
year
or
more
while
takir?
thj
t
ire.
SAFE
BUYS
1950
Monarch
Sport
.
Sedan
1950
Ford
Custom
Fo'do-1950
Chevrolet
Sedan
Al
Condition
Immaculate
throughout
TRUCK
SPECIAL
1950
Ford
Vi-ton
CURED
ir
BACK
Today
syphilis
is
treated
in
eight
days
with
penirillim.
If
the
cas-
is
ea
ly,
it
usually
i;
cured.
But
the
patient
is
n;it
Immu'-?
to
fur'.her
ir.fecti
ins
of
syphil!?.
As
a
result
fo.-
tl'
.est
tiinu.
cunics
a
c
receiving
Pick-up
pccple
.
tome
in
w'.th
rein
fections.
,
I
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
I
AMHER3TBURG
ONTARIO
!
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
Gcnorrhca
cures
are
so
rapiu
that
it
is
theoretically
possible
to
acqunsra
new
case
every
week.
.
1
The
rcpeatevs
actually
do
not
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
Priori
Runort,
B
f!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquof
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govexuneot
of
British
Columbia.
wait
lonu
The
American
Social
Hygien?
Iff
THE
MARK
.
Or
M
t
K
t
I
Association
is
receiving
reports
fiom
many
state
and
city
healtn
11
1
authorities
of
a
rise-
in
boti
kinds
o!
disease.
Part
of
the
I
is'.
Acrosi
Canada
the
Red
Crow
fhine
a
a
mark
of
mercy
.
;
.
offering
help
and
hopa
to
manyi
disaster
victims;
handicapped
children;
and
the
underprivileged.
This
year,
as
always
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
depends
on
your
financial
support.
v
Won't
you
help?
Moving.
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
v.id
General
Cartage
and
Storage
i.omplete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
AUo
"agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
I
lace
PHARMACY
va
.shows
up
around
military
training
camps
jast
as
lt
has
in
ai
wars
The-
greatest
worry
is
abov.;
the
reduction
in
staffs,
due'
t
cuts
in
federal
money
made
b''
the
bureau
of
the
burget,
fo
the
sake
of
economy.
The
cut:
total
more
than
$4,030,000
sine
1948,
and
if
present
plans
car;.
through
will
be
down
anothe'
$1,000,000
by
1952.
On
the
vecords
the
Unite'
I
States
has
today
twice
as
muc'n
Che
JHouse
af
Seat)
ram
HOURS:
1
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
lMiones
60
and
fil
Hi
WEEK
DAYS:
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displa
ru
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tlie
Government
of
British
Columbia.
.
!
syphilis
as
In
1919
and
nearl
ByC
SLONDIE
i
three
times
more
gonor-hca.
Bui
On
Curled
Rye!
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
SUNDAYS:
12
Noon
to
2
p.m
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
the
statls'ics
may
be
misleading
because
in
1919
many
cases
were
not
Teported.
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V
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TAKE
'MAy
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voue?
lunch
to
work
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162
WEEKS,
we
riylrfs'
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Food"
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is
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First
Ann
Phone
17
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Orders
To
Take
Out
Commodore
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