Prince
KUK'f
Doiiy
Tuesday.
June
11.
If
500
M.P.H.
Jet
Travel
Is
Here
For
The
Little
Cuv
Warships
to
HADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
Visit
Port
(Subject
to
C'bangc)
-
cj
..
,
.........
v
...j
,
OUNCIL
I,
J
The
naval
training
warship,
HMCS
Ontario,
will
make
two
Four
new
trade
licences
wer
I
RIERT
1
visits
to
Prince
Rupert
this
sum
mer.
She
will
first
dock
here
w.llJsl
liIand
stages
June
21,
according
to
Miforma-
Edward
Dawes
Tuesday
p.m.
,
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:33
Tall
Tales
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
Int
5:00
International
Comty.
5:1C
The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Review
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
8:13
Supper
Serenade
6:15Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
ticn
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
M
deUwry
r;0
Robertson
-received
yesterday.
trucking.
W.
A.
Coiclough
At
the
council
meeting
last
marIM,
eieetranie
les
and
se.-
;
mght,
the
mayor
appointed
a
vic),
commlttfj
ol
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
CcuIK.
proved
that
35
gal-
jl.piece
Breakfast
Sets
i2.pine
Hrfakfa.it
$0
gfj
O
fid-
.
I
china
Tea
Sets
JL3''
Jtlli,rtS.-ts.
from
97
95
50
pieces
at
aa
l,'!iii1inf'
beautiful
Wedej-nxiil
and
Coulciim
King's
Don
Fitch
and
Darrel
Gomez
to
lonJ
of
iryg
eement.
sewer
look
after
entertainment
of
the
pipp
nttinga
and
fillers
be
pur-cre
of
the
visiting
vessel.
phased
at
a
eot
ct
$735.
HMCS
Ontaiio's
second
visit,
r,
from
the
Prince
Ru-
i
.
tl
I
.
I
?
.
:
cn
July
21,
will
bring
Lieuten-
pc,-t.
Rowing
and
Yachting
Cluo
6:30
Three's
a
Cloud
cuu
l-tiC
Ne
":15
CT3C
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
8:15
Nation's
Business
8:30
Record
Album
9C2
Fiddte-Jce's
Yarns
ant-Goornor
Clarence
waiia
for
a
donation
to
entertain
visitors
of
the
International,
P:w
Boat
Association
was
decline!.
on
an
official
tour
or
the
west
Coast.
"'
"
'''
"AW
I
1,
.11
1
11
4
From
July
15
to
17,
Mayor,
Thrt
vbtnitemtr
M
not
Pll''
iiplYd
by
the
Uqwor
Conwol
Bo.rdoi
Rudderham
said
two
U.S.
des-j
SHIPS
AND
troyers
would
be
clocxea
neie,
each
with
217
men
aboard,
ac-
cording
to
information
he
naa
9:32
Night
Wirfc
10:21)
CBC
Newa
10:10-CBC
News
10:15
MUcellany
10:30
Norwegian
Male
Chorus
11
m
Weather
Keporl
Fish
Arrivals
WATERFRONT
Plate
I.
SPECIAL
I'lifinh
Tlniif
China
(I
PS
AM)
SAI'CFKH
t
G9Ca,d97c
vi
mhhowl
srrs
7.95
MANSON'S
Chino
Shop
received
from
Jack
Mcltae,
mla,
who
Is
also
a
Lieutenant
Com-.,..
i..
ii.-
i...rvc
Navy,
ard
Qualified
Steam
Boiler,
tll;i!KPhi:i
JK'1'8
are
nothing
new
to
air
torres.
but
ther
are
to
civil
air
lines.
Pictured
are
tr-rr
1'nmets,
Sti-pawientrer
British
jet
airliners
with
cruising
speeds
of
alraut
500
m.p.h.,
toon
to
be
111
service
nth
tli
Hritish
overseas
Airwavi
lorporation.
la
the
foreground
Is
first
of
19
completed
proouctioi
models.
In
the
background
are
two
prototype
beinf
used
lor
training
air
and
ground
personnel
Commanding
Officer
of
HMCS
Chatham.
I
think
we
should
declare
July
On
her
first
trip
to
Alaska
this
year,
CPR
steamer
Princess
Kathleen
steamed
into
Prince
Rupert
harbor
Monday
morning
'Navy
Month',"
quipped
one
al
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Clek
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Oood
:1
Morning
Bong
8:30
Mornins
Devotions
FURTHER
EXPANSION
(Continued
from
page
1
derman.
PROMINENT
(Continued
from
page
1)
Refrigeration
and
Pipe
Welders
All
Certified
Operators
We
build
Stacks,
Fire
Escapes
and
Tanks
all
sizes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
Cpmmittee
on
Civil
Defence
VICTORIA
REPORT
(Continued
from
page
2)
in
the
world
today-Mr.
Blanche
atressed
the
im-nortanee
of
rod
relations
be
city,
organized
by
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
under
direction
of
Hugo
Kraupner.
t
8:45-Little
Concert
on
her
way
to
Skagway,
Aiassa,
and
return.
It
is
ttw
first
of
nine
round-
trip
cruises
scheduled
for
the
summer
and
she
carried
180
t
o
u
1
i?
t
s.
Disembarking
for
Prince
Rupert
weia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Lowery,
Mr.
NorrLs,
Mr.
and
!Am
Delarornde.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
9:00
BBC
hews
Si
ConitJ.
9:15
Music
lor
Moderns
do
about
the
$10
a
month
cost
of
'ii
v,nv,.,s
r
niri-!-e
r.ension-
A
civil
rlpfenre
adviso-y
committee
ha3
been
set
ud
under
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
225
1st
E.
Phone
Green
884
It
was
the
first
time
Prinre
Rupert's
Boy
Scouts
had
bean
called
out
to
perform
a
service
nf
ench
nrnoortions.
but
there
Your
Music
Appointment
era,
when
the
pension
be
m-s
flinirmanship
of
Mayor
O.
W.
9:45
tween
the
company
and
lt
employee.
In
thi
connection
he
aaid
that
Columbia
Iukc
baa
already
done
able
planning
toward
a
sound
program
of
group
insurance.
lUmversai
nexc
jt-m.
ii.j
"
Mt1ime
Sisnnl
irrespective
of
iii-ome
is
ejlng
'
j,,.
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
on
was
no
confusion
as
each
visitor
10:09
Morning
Visit
10
15
Parry
Wood
Show
13:30
This
Weeks
Artisfc
get
$40
a
month
from
tne
teucr-
northbcund
Frincess
Kainieen
-
V-
,
.
c-l
nlrOOiiv
already
fin
on
i
.
.11
J
T
tT
TD
Bern
rwrt
was
given
a
number
and
led
by
the
Scouts
to
a
car
of
a
cor
Li
nvernment:
those
uro-.-i
n
I.avelie
and
J.
W.
Lauding
the
British
Columbia
far-seeing
iar-seemg
responding
?ponnmg
number.
numoer.
10:45
iQ.45inv1taf.on
Invitat.
on
to
10
the
ie
wauz
'peiwion
in
B.C.
will
continue
to
!
receive
$50
a
month.
'government
lor
its
HarnM
Rlancke
Dresident
of
:
rrotrv
lecl&iation.
Mr.
Blancke
it
nfi
Mun
and
His
Music
ard,
for
Juneau;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
J.
Basset,
for
Ketchikan;
'
Misses
Dorern
Jordan
and
Fran-
PORTRAITS
r'ilms
Deveiuped
and
Printed
PROMIT
SERVICE
niANDLER
S
STl
DIO
216
-
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
339
Prince
Rupert
Rudclcrham.
R.
W.
Long,
city
clerk,
1?
sfcftary.
Members
cf
t!v
jommittee
arj
Fire
Chief
E.
W.
Eecker,
ti
Sxt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
pdice;
Aid.
T.
B.
Bia:lr,
utilities:
Etan
Saville,
Red
Cross;
J.
S.
Wi1-x)n.
'Cina'Jian
L?p.ion;
G.
C.
Sessions,
transportation;
O.
F.
Forbfs,
B.
C.
(iov'.'inmont
liaison.
Mr.
Wil.Kin
is
also
in
charge
of
public
relations.
But
the
big
number
of
people
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
was
theisaidt
-the
policres
of
conserva-
,n:i5
Rounoup
Time
rinrkson.
Clarkson,
both
Dotn
kn.
n,
uum
irom
who
who
will
will
turn
turn
70
70
next
nexi
jmiuw
January
1
ccs
and
automaticallv
go
on
pension
1
rrin0
nonree
General
Hospital
rirst
to
step
asnore,
anu
tion
laid
down
oy
ine
prew"jii:30
Weather
Kepori
he
was
greeted
by
Mayor
G.
W.
!
.eneration
of
British
Columbia
ae
period
would
almost
break
the
B.C.
who
arfe
m'aKing
the
round
trip
Rudderham
amid
a
tumultuous
cfxlclaig
grouse
enthusiasm
'
xntertucl
anolause
and
the
rousing
strains
1
v,h.rll
mni
men
of
good-
...
.!.,.",.
j.,i,.ii
onvprnment.
if
thev
all
tot
the
to
Vancouver.
of
the
band,
he
said:
lwiii
Here
jn
th-i
northwestern!
PM
.
..
lTVnrtrrt
..
.
'
VASfOl
VKK
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
UKK
ARM,
STEWART
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
KiK
NORTH
H
I
K.N
(1I4KI.OTTK
ISLANDS
ss.
C(HiiiUain
June
8
and
22
9
p.m.
Kill
SOITH
Ql'l-KN
(HAUl.OTTK
ISLANDS
"in
quite
aiuaicu.
x
nf
our
-
continent
are
DiV
Melodic
idea
we
were
so
important.
.
.
i..i
1
12:00
M!d
'
;
greater
natural
resources
than.
l2
is.cBC
News
$10
a
month
cost
cf
living
tnus.
I
The'
government
believes
it
.will
have
to
have
a
means
test
lot
its
own
for
those
over
70
be-
fore
the
cost-of-living
bonus
will
jbe
given.
The
government
hates
!the
idea
of
a
means
test
but,
U
MOST
lMPKtssii
I
any
yet
developed.
They
couia
Rf),ume
REMEMBER
DAD
ON
FATHER'S
DAY
Lucky
Clovers
Common
Here
After
the
tour
of
the
city
ana
systematically
developed
Into
'
-
par;n
Broaticat
,
a
a
base
bast
for
for
an
an
Industrial
inausiriai
economy
economy
district,
toere
weie
vwu
-----
-
t2-5!i
Rec.
Int,
with
which
the
party
had
been
that
can
endure
until
the
ena
01
U
U
fortunate
for
British
seems
ths
only
fair
way.
I
t.
I
'!
;
most
impressed:
1
The
ue
v-uiu
Cod
Storage
b
ii.-u
June
17th
Columbia
Columbia
and
ana
for
ior
Canada
anuua
that
nmc
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2
OO-Easy
Listening
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45summer
Picnic,
Comty.
3:00
Music
Box
plant,
where
they
saw
some
14
-
government
has
enacted
into
Then,
there's
worry
about
the
65-70
age
group.
.The
e
people,
under
a
means
test,
will
be
entitled
In
a
c.ension
and
again
nillliun
pounds
of
naiiDut,
siacn-1
)aw
this
)atter
xar.SightBd
pro-ed
and
rros;en.
igram
The
province's
natural
2.
The
source
of
water
sup-;
.,.
now
the
:i
CMiuitlam,
Julie
15
and
29
9
:
m.
Fit
ANK
J.
SKI.NNKR
Priu.-e
Rtir'
i
t
A-ent
Nurd
Ave,
me
l'li'irif
SGR
ith
miestinn
nomas
uu:
will
they
"Anything
you
can
do,
I
can
do
better"
that
Is
what
Les
Cramptoi)
probably
was
thinking
when
he
read
a
Daily
News
istoiy
about
the
discovery
of
a
'
siy-ieaf
clover
by
Joe
Van
Wal-;
leghorn,
city
taxi-driwr.
I
Two
days
latuvMr,
Crampton,
'cable
.splicer
f
ir
the
city
telephone
department,
Immct
three
:
four-leaf
clovers,
four
five-K'af-erv
and
twie
with
six
leaves.
ply
for
the
pulp
mill,
wnere
t
oumlaUon
for
indus-a.v
lotor.
huv
Vippn
riammea.
.
.
ttiicc
i.ivca
trializatlon
in
the
best
interests
SCHOOL
MEALS
j
alsa
be
entitled
to
a
SIS
a
mont
.1
in
cost
of
living
bonus?
More
than
half
the
pupils
primary
and
secondary
schools!
These
are
serious
dues!.
cabi.
st
is
a.s.usn
r.ior,rf
nnrt
Wales
are
pro-
and
the
one
against
tne
ouiex
.
-
of
tne
ple
ON
vide
ll.uuu.uuu
gaiiuno
ui
wave.
-
Tday
and
which
can
yield
as'
Referring
specifically
to
the
for
the
For-
legislation
providing
a
much
as
80
million
gallons
M..rt
u-m-i
school
dinners.
Item
at
length
I
esc
waiiBRcmciii
j.v.v.,-.,
i
All
these
"lurky
clovers
should
day.
welcome
we..c
proceedings
on
-
which
Columbia
ceuuiose
noma
8f
tostiow
mat
rrince
rtuirns,
une
-rntd
Mr
Give
Him
A
Modern
p.
niightv
good
place"
'hi
which
the
CNK
oocks
was
,
Blancke
t
said:
M.
.'wh,n
When
we
w7
sneak
speak
If,
live
another
tci.
phone
work-
CBC
for
rebroadcast.
I
had
its
preview
0f
the
conservation
of
forests
we
i
Prince
Rupert
lured
with
a
grin
i"
1,,Ulr(LvutlVa
knn:
o
wnat
big
industry
can
do
lor
mean
not
only
the
protection
but
vys
w
;
a
comparatively
smau
city.
me
eiiiLicni.
uc-
i-,
Today,
the
official
opening
of
vested
as
a
crop
and
grown
to
1
STEAMER
Columbia
Cellulose
pulp
mill,
yield
a
maximum
return.
Gillette
they
hear
the
mausinauaw
"
-uoiuniDia
L,eiiuiuot
u
representatives
of
government
rf
ils
responsibilities
as
the
first
ONI-PIECI
Display
MOW!!'
FORD'S
British
Built
CONSUL
AT
Bob
Porker
Ltd.
Gillette
RAZOR
bespeaking
an
age
01
iiiuuanj
company
to
De
nceiiwu
uuun
for
the
North,
with
which
they
,
tnls
poUcy
n
is.
in
effect,
a
part--say
:
!
'
nership
with
the
oeople
through
"You
have
come
into
your
tneir
government."
own."
1
HON.
E.
T.
KENNEY
STOPS
ENROL'TE
speaking
on
behalf
of
the
pro-
Two
stops
were
made
by
the
vincial
government,
Hon.
E.
T.
o
iiir0
nenrue
on
her
way
here
-,,,
jihj
the
widesoread
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
..A
PHACTICAl
GIFT
Hi'LL
NJOY
fOR
YtARS
TO
COM
.A
f
i
.
VnM,r
v.m'm
,r.
nr
tn
tn
n.ai.
nl(-W
Daft
iun
urn
With
One
Of
u
I
ttlCSC
m
.
k
..
..
c
i
v
...
,
--
i
.
j
.
.
1
.
.
O
-
-
XfTIlilCJ
.IL.H.
"
...
'
trom
Vancouver
with
the
par;y.
,
ef
fct
of
1nis
new
industry
on
At
Ocean
Falls
Sunday
night
;
nortnern
British
Columbia.
"Not
there
was
an
escorted
visit
to
Prlnce
Rupert
will
benefit
the
plant
of
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
j
lrom
u,
hp
Eaid
but
also
aU
Yesterday,
before
coming
in
tv.'re,
1
..
,..,vrounciine
communities.
I
fill
J
1
Illume
ItaZOrs.
XOUr
entnee
UI
uuee
iiwkw.
y
j
V.
IT
Gillette
Rocket
Razor
with
J
m
J-
,':,r?V"
10-blade
Dispenser
in
Styrene
'
travel
case
W
,
,
'
Doub,'-fd9
Economy
f7wo
Older
Gfllelfe
One-Piece
Razori
for
Your
Selection!
.
Gillette
miiord
set
GiHette
aristocrat
set
Gold-plated
raxorwith
Dispenser
,
Go'.oplatedrazorwithDispenser
1
1
the
Prince
Oeorge
cruised
into
,.We
are
bursting
our
indus-irk,iiingiwii
Inlet,
scene
oil,
.
,
,
,t
,
urininn
of.
For
KETCHIKAN
WKIM.SllY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Fur
Hesc
1
rations
i
.
Li
l-J
.
1
Kiltl)
.
MONARCH
KEAI
I.RS
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(viiuw."--
,
trial
seams
anu
it
10
Columbia
Cellulose
logging
P-;tendent
problems,"
Mr.
Kenney
i.nnn
north
of
here.
Rainy
.1,
i.,-
nrnn.
i
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tfm
salu
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weaniei
juaiivcu
w.c
...j.
i-
lems
and
healthy
signs.
Pride
in
t.f
10
Gillette
Blue
Blades
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In
velveteen-uned
case.
.
DIAMOND
KING
Di.
John
Thornburn
Williamson,
one
of
the
world's
wealthiest
diamond
mine
owners,
is
shown
with
a
former
teacher
Pro!
J.
J.
O'Neil,
of
the
department
of
geology
at
McGill
University
Dr.
Williamson,
left,
flew
to
Montreal
from
Tanganyika
to
attend
McGill
Convocation
and
receive
an
honorary
tCP
PHOTO)
doctor
of
science
degree.
of
lOGillcttt
Blue
Blades
tJO
in
smart
travel
case.
...
t
coast
but
did
not
deter
me
eo-
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
.OFFICE
PIUNCE
RUPERT,
1
n
ij,(J.
growth
releases
the
best
energies
that
are
within
us
and
it
will
be
a
sdught-after
challenge
to
solve
the
difficulties
of
agriculture,
land
sttlement,
transportation
and
small-business
establish
thusiasm
and
appreciation
of
'
i
the
travelers.:
"
w
Tomorrow,
on
the
way
back
'
to
Vancouver
from
Prince
Ru-ipert,
the
Prince
George
will
cruise
into
Douglas
Channel
and
Gardner
Canal
in
which
area
';
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
is
becoming
active.
GET
RELIEF
TONIGHT!
Cool,
woriiii
OtVMPENE
)ol
in
out
ol
Hinbura
wilfonly
ond
loWyl
onli(I
1
ment,
all
of
which
and
many
it
r.i
i
rjtr:n
more
are
pertinent
in
cuymg
with
large
scale
'expansion."
.
.
.
nll
ol
II
soolh.ll
Mp
Ulimi-tnc
olwajri
on
rona
tor
quci
tuw
or
wwo
potton
tvy
.
.
.
not
,
mning
.
.
..
,
-m
Mr.
Kenney
paid
-particular
trihnto
t.n
the
older
residents
of
ondolHor
Prince
Rupert
who
have
rma
many
disappointments
since
tni
original
land
boom"
in
1909,
and
0E
SURE
w
who
ai-J
now
experiencing
a
new
jm,
and
lasting
prosperity,
"ihe
reward
for
faith
is
finally
being
MARSHALL
paid
in
generous
amount,"
he
said.
And
painful,
itching
insect
bites.
Poison
ivy,
too,
can
spoil
a
happy
holiday
...
NORTHtoe
a
A
wonerful
weekend
outdoors.
But
Mcmdayi
"O
h-h-h,
my
sunburnt"
He
also
pointed
out
that
there
ttr.
ISS
MODERN
will
be
a
growing
interdepen-d.mce
between
northern
British
mm
PLUMBING
Columbia
and
.
northern
Alberta
through
the
establishment
of
the
'
projected
Canadian
Chemicals
Ccmoanv
plant
at
Edmonton.
(f
mont
1
1
'
J
tOU
DM1GOIST
V
i
4
.t
75
10
of.
1.1$
Jf
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.
W
f
BACK.
ARMS,
lfW
When
the
project
is
completed.
Ue.
.
1
Qf7'.Vr'V
WITH.
"'US
pulp
from
the
Prince
ttuper
nun
will
go
directly
to
Edmonton
for
processing
Into
cellulose
acetate.
is
a
wise
investment,
An
"iinsof
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
di
1
1
1
1
d
i
w
ir
i
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i
HI
'
:
MIRACLE
i
rat
.
.
::i
OUICK
II
By
CHIC
YOUNG
4MB,
-Donwood
Gets
His
Gang!
BLONDIE
St-J
A
GREETINGS
OF
INDUSTRY
Paul
Cooper,
chairman,
western
division,
Canadian
Pulp
and
Paper
Association,
and
President
of
Pacific
Mills,
extended
the
industry's
official
greetings.
1
"Prince
Rupert's
fine
new
ace-,.
,..
r"i
bunt
for
Columbia
SaanicH
..
t'J
"'
(,
'lr.fi?aXN,V.
Cy...
"
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"j
rn
iiiii&pii;:
ipilllil'll1"
a
....
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pf
SS)
m
.
n
la
i
rtvj
inoo
rnmnmiv
is
a
Class
A
example
of
risk
capital
at
work
establishing
a
giant
operauon
vu
convert,
at
a
profit,
the
continuous
crops
of
trees
from
managed
V
IMC
.
!
Jiiiioriiig
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
ClAnSUALL-UELLS
I
forests
into
products
ior
world
markets.
To
Canada's
growing
and
essential
export
:alr.
Columbia
Cellulose
will
an-haully
make
an
important
contribution
of
hard
dollars,"
Mr.
Cooper
said.
1
Muyor
George
Rudderham
welcomed
the
mill
on
behalf
of
Prince
Rupert.
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