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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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Thursday,
Ju:y
19,
1551
First
Payment
on
U.X.
Headquarters
Loan
California
I
Is
Too
Hot
!
No
Time
No
to
ViMt
There,
Says
Ben
Sampson
Interest
in
North
Thir
is
no
time
io
-.ry
holidaying
In
Bouthem
California,
savi
Jen
Suinijf.:ii,
who
returned
Wednesday
from
Bui
bank.
To
.nyoiie
from
Northern
British
,'olumbia
and
unaccustomed
to
uch
a
change,
it
amounts
to
practically
a
hardship.
It
all
comes
down
to
the
heat.
The
weather
is
Just
about
unbearable,
iio.vtver,
..icrt
Is
another
way
to
look
at
it.
Thase
who
call
Southern
California
heme
feel
comfortable
eiiouy.h
for
they
ha.-j
becumi
iwid
to
the
innate.
"Next
time
I
go,"
remarked
Mr.
Samp
-on,
"it
will
be
in
winter.
That's
quite
safe
for
any
northerner."
The
average
for
living
costs
Is
higher
than
what
it
is
In
Brit-f
Co'umbia.
People,
learning
anyone
Is
iioin
Skeena,
aie
quick
to
in-mire
about
the
aluminum
and
-
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if
it
m
'
i
,
Sr'
.
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i
....
v
i.vjwi-o
i-'OLitsli
III'
A
year
after
the
ituit
of
the
Koitan
War,
Canada
is
recruiting
the
27th
Brigade
to
bolster
North
Atlantic
Tr
aty
Organization
fores
to
stem
possible
azc.reciion
in
Europe.
Another
brigade,
the
25
h
Is
flighting
the
Communists
in
Korea.
Five
recmit:
of
the
27lh
are
shown
putting
a
shine
to
their
boots.
(CP
from
National
Defenev)
(
ORDER
COAL
NOW
BEFORE
TREIGHT
'
RATE
INCREASES
CO
INTO
FFTFCT
LATCR
THIS
MONTH
McLeoJ
River
Lump,
ton
$2Q
75
,
McLeod
River
Egg
$2Q
25
j
McLsod
River
Nut
$g
rj
I
Alberto
Deep
Seam
Lump
$16
75
j
Alberta
Diplomat
Egg
$15
75
j
Alberta
Diplomat
Nut
"Jf
'
I-oart
Prion
$1
per
Ion
l
than
above
I
1
Albert
&
McCaffery
Treasures
From
Theatre
Saved
J-crSon
a
f.i
DUBLIN
Actors
and
act-
resses
of
the
famous
Abbey
axil
I
KITED
K4
TIOHS
ineaire
company
nelpetl
savepiiiiriw
ricvoinnmentu
-rua
n.,h.
LlVi7
LIMITED
Phones
116,
117
or
58
13.1
.
0m
Him,
on
ant
aoAcxi.
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-
CHEMICAL
BANK
1
TRUST
COMPAM
bM.iti.
Niio
orrict
k(
.a
5
att4
51-7344
Ftfit
IiwlUMPt
4m
1
July
'rfc&BJiaidaMaiiJNII
Cy
KelieSI
Transferred
Cvrll
A.
Ki'llett,
supervisor
of
northern
territory
for
Home
Oil
Distributors
for
the
n:it
tueivp
years,
will
be
leaving
tomorrow
ur
LiiouwacK
10
which
point
he
has
be,n
transferred
,n
asimllar
capacity.
He
will
be
accompan-
led
by
Mr.l
Keliett
and
son.!
Tommy.
Ml.
Kelletfs
successor
here
Is
Edward
A.
Norcrnsn
who
has
al-
!
ready
arrlwd
ti
take
charge.
1
Mrs.
Norcio.'is
and
little
daughter
;
will
be
an
iving
later.
!
Mi.
and
Mrs.
Kehett
have
made
many
friends
during
their
resilience
In
Prince
Rupert
and
lh;ir
departure
will
be
regretted.
Drowned
Boys
From
Simpson
Thet.ys
who
d
owned
at
Zay-
as
1
island
a
a
n
A
o.
earlv
a
f
I
l.
&
i
u
ii
v
t
a
s
i
v
in
fcllio
week-
Herbert.
Oreun
a
n
.1
Mses
Johnson
were
sons
re-.
on
orS
With
a
smile
and
the
words
"I
have
no
speech
to
make
but
I
have
a
million
dollars
.
.
.
here
it
Is!"
Byron
Price,
U.N.
Assistant
.Secretary-General
(right)
hands
over
to
Ambassador
Ernest
A.
Gross
of
the
United
States
a
check
covering
the
first
installment
in
repayment
of
the
$65,000,000
interest-free
loan
made
by
the
V.S
Govern,
ment
for
the
construction
of
the
permanent
headquarters
of
the
United
Nations
in
New
York
City.
Below,
a
photograph
of
the
check.
i
I
During
the
evening,
Mrs.
J.
n.
Honoring
two
members,
Mrs.
Carr,
Urgent
of
the
chapter,
in
.
I
S.
Bhu
kaby
and
Mi
s.
Jack
a
few
well
chosen
words
express-liiiskin.s,
who
are
leaving
this
ed
the
chapter's
sentiment
at
uty.li)
make
their
home
in
ttn
th
Uepurture
of
the
two
ladies,
fmBi.
'he
ladies
of
Queen
Mary
wishing
them
every
success
in
Chapter.
It
JUK,
enu-itained
nt
their
new
homes:
Mrs.
Blackaby
liii.n.
i-
In
the
Civic
Centre
Din-
feelingly
replied.
"f
''
!
A
very
Interesting
letter
re-
1-WlowiiiK
the
dinner
the
22
celvrd
from
Mum
Barbara
Ten.',
hulif
pies'
iit
adjourned
to
the
nuw
in
England,
was
also
read.
Harold
Lynum,
Terrace
rep-
j
C
nst.
Joe
Ward.
rCVlVOptr-resentatlve
of
the
Columbia
Cel-
ator
at
the
C
urt
Hoie,
!u,'t
;
lulose
Co.
after
a
brief
trip
to
on
tcnight's
train
for
a
three
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
city
week
relief
position
at
Prince
on
today's
plane
and
Is
return-
Cucrge.
"
.
ing
to
the
interior
tonight,
ac-
;
1
;
3
,.by
,rdn
,R?PC,!
"
A
T"
rltchard,'t,rmerlv-public
relations
officer
of
Co-
of
ri0u.rio.
d,.,i.
u
.
-
:
Lutheran
Ladles'
Aid
delica-
lessen,
nome
cooking
ana
tea,
3aX
21
2:30
t0
5-
(169ci
m
The
Drv
floods
and
Noveltv
wWMterLm!w
20
till
Augitst
3
(
1701
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
S.
Moffat,
Mr.
""
wrs.
noy
orown
aiserooarK-
ed
"om
the
Prlnce
Oe0rBe
at
Prince
tJ
i
net
a
Rupert
U
n
riurt
1
this
l-i
In
rvi
morning
nrn
Ii.it
Salt
Lake
Ferry
runn.ng
every
Sunday
and
Thur.sdav,,
weather
pennllt.ng.
Oreen
831
;
or
Black
926.
Itfi
'
Charles
L.
Shaw,
Vancouver
newspaperman,
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city,
left
by
today's
plane
on
his
return
south.
,
William
Baxter
of
Prince
Ru-
pert
florists
left
bv
nlane
todav
.f.r
.v.-
r.
u
.
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i
1,1..
w
tt.r
CJl
1...
AC
n,nii,Q.
t
111
i
..njLiiiri
Kin.
iji
.icuuiwiy
lli
ill
Chllliwack
Hospital.
Everyone
is
welcome
to
a'
fLsh-a-.d-Chip
Dinner
at
the
UlilLeu
i.'Tiiirrn
nil
I
Ti
11
r.mi.l
V.
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j
July
19.
beginning
at
6
p.m.
(168c)
IT.
Norton
Youngs,
Box
1393,
j
phone
451.
tnoci
Miss
Nancy
Stronvstedt
of
Winnipeg,
on
a
round-trip
tour
to
Skagway
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Utorge,
was
met
Prince
Ruuert
this
morning
hv
her
cousin,
J.
A.
Teng,
and
Mrj
I
'l
enir
I
George
Schneider
of
New
York,
j
vice-president
of
Columbia
Cel-j
lulose
Co.
Ltd.,
arrived
in
Prince,
Rupert
this
morning
off
(no
'steamer
Prince
George.
Mrs.
Schneider
remained
aboard
to
complete
the
ruund
trip
to
Skag
way.
Mr.
Schneider
visited
the
Watson
Island
mill
tilts
morning
and,
In
company
with
D.
G.
Civic
Centre
DINING
ROOM
wishc;
to
advise
their
patrons
that
t!
icy
will
he
closed
for
staff
holidays,
mm
iu:inq
Monday.
July
21
for
two
weeks.
fU
OPENING
MONDAY,
AUGUST
6
sprr
lively
of
Mrs.
Maggie
Green,!
LouLs
Arrol
left
on
today's1
a
wldcw,
and
of
M
'.
and
Mrj.
plane
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Hliha.d
1).
Johnson,
both
chilliwack
where
he
will
pay
a
.anulies
of
Port
Simpson.
1
visit
with
relatives
t
Jnenil
arrangements
of
the'
Green
child
are
in
charge
of
B
j
Are
you
Interested
in
Prince
C.
Undertaken.
The
other
body
,Kupm?
A
Erou'i
of
moderate
was
not
recovered
Investors
Is
wanted
to
Interest
it
hwi
-
t.i'en
e.slablb.hed
to
themselves
in
a
business
propo-the
satl-taction
of
the
coroner
flUon
ln
Prl"ce
Rupert.
Contact
IT1
font'.
i
lv.r.v
tr.
IU.
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.
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"cle
7,,
,
,
m-iuua
Kings
:
1
4
or
the
MEAL
0L
ST
OF
FOOD
mmk
Plate
valuable
paintings
and
other
ouvf
:iilrs
of
the
theatre's
role
iuic
in
...
he
hiistorv
of
Trlsh
nnd
and
wnrlH
eZl
,r,?1
thp
theatre
was
destroyed.
The
Abbey
became
famous
-..,
,
M.
ce.uuiy
wnen
u
P"'9"'11'!
wurks
of
a
new
school
of
Itf
Trlth
Irish
n!airt(rlito
piayrights.
H
Its
n
n
actors
nt
rtvi
In
l
c'uded
manv
who
later
becamj
star3
abroad,
.
NICHOLAS
GUEST
ARTIST
Nicholas,
one
of
the
leading
ha"
stVlis
of
British
Columbia,
u"8
favorite
with
Victoria's
most
dis
rlminatlne
women
will
"
T
I
annear
nt
V.tUUp'
Reqiitv
Sf.lnn
1
'
'
'
-
-J
"
August
8
for
oiw
week.
Fcr
that
flatterlnB
easy-to-
P
n?n
ana
na.r
Razor
cutting
a
specialty.
Recently
returned
from
Holly
wood
with
all
the
latest
ideas
in
hair
styling.
For
appointments
phone
Red
19,;.
-
Eddk
's
Beauty
Salon,
739
2nd
Ave.
(Opposite
Liquor
Store)
170p
Jul
if
Arrival's
Prince
Rupert
Chapman,
G.
Naylor,.H.
M.
;
Kenwick,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pritch-
ard,
D.
Foster,
C.
Wilson,
L.
a.
blenstrom,
D.
Miller,
R.
Woul-
aru
and
J-
Dee'
Vancouver;
r"
A.
Heath,
Sandpit:
R.
Smith.
Watson
Island:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1
Jack
Hosklns,
city;
W.
Oould,
Vancouver;
A.
Beiudin
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tugwood.
Terrace:
P.
l'ousetie.
Sutton,
Out.;
G.
Me-
Tavish,
Victoria;
A.
Taylor,
Edmonton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Hosklns
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
Follow-,
ing
Mr.
Hosklns'
recent
sale
of,
the
Belmont
Hotel,
they
are
planning
on
an
extended
holi-
iiar
trit
hfnn
p.lnrnl.m
J
r
Ij'SjI
Today's
Local
licltv
it
is
buildine
11
ti
has
npupr
been
equaled
before,
'
.
marked
Mr.
Samuson
"and
feat-
ured
in
Rood
sizpd
souare
Darp
..
a
suwy
ajout
M:iu;e
Kupert.
.
and
tl.j
opening
.
of
the
twenty-
seven
niillioii
i:
dollar
ct-Uulosc
plant
When
Califurnlaiis
deride
on
having
a
ghost
town,
it
Is
char
they
mean
Just
that.
There
is
one,
about
fifty
miles
from
Bur-bank.
This
was
visited
and
found
of
unique
interest.
The
place
was
left
undisturbed,
year
after
vear-
There
was
little,
If
any
ai.ge
as
time
wore
along
for
generations.
AAA
Secretary
Jo
Visit
Cily
r,
...
.
o.
a.
diiu,
iimuaguig
secretary
ui
ine
oriiisn
Columbia
Auto-
mobile
Association,
has
accepted
n
invitation
to
attend
the
an-
nual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Brlt-
if"
Columbia
to
be
held
in
Prince
"Pert
early
in
September.
something
i
.
PYTtTI
special
?
s
,
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
CHANDLER'S
STUDIO
216
4th
Street
Box
845
Phone
Green
389
Trince
Rupert
By
CHIC
YOUNG
n
f
r-
V,
NATION
N?
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isr.fr
Jum
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toJl,!-.
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licac.ll
I
U
li
HI.
this
Coast
and
located
in
Ot
a,
is
xn
the
ctty
tn
a
bushiesa
trip.
U-LL-ii-
Mac
Construction
Company
:;
TOYS
O
SOUVENIRS
A
KITCHEN
WARE
COSMETICS
OTHER
LINES
j
lounge
where
a
very
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
In
community
;-Klii!;ing
with
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr
at
Die
piano.
(1701
that
REFRESHES
FINEST
OF
COOKING
r
jr
i
SUwart,
BC.
t
oil
TAKK
1)1
T
OKDI
RS
I'MONK
200
BROADWAY
CAFE
f!-
-
1
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f-y
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PL
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lTr,f
I
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,
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s
S
V-'Sy.
I
m.
iilllliiM
.
i'
3
No-,Stenslrom,
Is
leaving
this
afrev-1M;:1
noon
for
a
fishing
trip
to
Ba
for
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
bble
Lake.
He
will
Join
the
Prince
George
next
Thursday
nit;ht
llloht
fnr
for
ll.
the
rrlnrn
return
trl.-.
trip
soutn.
c,.,lr.
D1.,A
tJ
.
.
,
.
1
I
I
nnd
REPAIR
WORK
"
I
.SEE
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
0y
Seagram's
Snre
thit
the
lads
were
accldently
drowned.
Lutheran
Tea,
July
Si.
Port
Edward
W.A.
Bazaar,
Au-eu.st
fl,
1
p.m.,
at
Community
Hall.
(p)
Women's
Coordinating
Tea,
Sept.
:!().
laiiionc
rail
jia.aar,
ucumer
;l
a'"l
Iti'jikah
n.iaar,
October
20.
fonja
Bazaar,
November
2
I.e;;ion
Auxiliary
Bazaar,
No
vember
7
Presbyterian
Fall
ale,.
veiiiber
1j.
i.O.D
E.
F.ill
Bazaar
November
j
,2
f.l.
Peter's
FM
Bazaar,
vemfcer
Siciuj
eri
(From
EandspiD
Wednesday:
C.
Wilson,
A.
Miller,
G.
Adams,
R.
Cathgart,
W.
Jones.
(
from
Vancouver)
Wednesday:
1"
.
L.
CI
u
k,
Ma-.
Poster,
E.
B-hn,
P.
A.
Taylor,
Mr.
Williamson,
Mr.
Carmen,
Mr.
Lrule.
(To
Vi.ncouvert
Today:
Mrs.
J.
J.
Garey,
Miss
C.
Lebland,
J.
C.
M
'Uoua:d,
J.
Ilaugen,
L.
S.
Ar-roll,
Mr.
Hule,
B.
Patrick,
C.
Ese-ley,
11.
While,
Miss
M.
M.uioeii,
'I.
thaw,
W.
Baxter.
(To
Sandspit)
Today:
R.
Mol-an.
A
tramp,
snoozing
behind
a
bunker
on
a
golf
course,
was
aroused
briskly
when
the
club
secretary
rapped
his
foot
with
a
club.
The
tramp
sat
up
and
demanded:
"Who
are
you?"
"I'm
the
.secretary
of
this
club,"
said
that
official,
In
an
impressive
voice.
"Well,
that's
no
way
to
get
new
members,"
retorted
the
tramp.
BLONDIE
'
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i
Thit
advertisement
is
not
published
of
displayed
by
;
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
f
215
1st
Avenue
West
liiorie
5HI?)
P.O.
tox
721
Mi
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wiw
ixt
wi
Robust,
full
LoJied,
rich
f
,
J,
S
A
)SrvSL
!
tiiTX
in
flavor.
A
rare
old
rum,
-I
gfj-gt
aged
in
oak
barrels.
miftw
m
""s
GAIMADAY
CONVERTIBLE
WASHER
$3
50.95
WASHES
DISHES
.
.
.
WASHES
CLOTHES
BEF!
THIf?
REMARKABLE
WARHER
AT
WILL
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