Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
September
11.
1951
r.vs,
.
.
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Sale
Of
Schoolgirls
Clothes
1
Clearance
Boys'
And
Youths'
Clothes
Of
100
passengers
on
Princess
Norah
coming
north
on
her
first
voyage
on
the
Kitimat-Kemano-'
Prince
Rupert
run,
46
embarked
here.
The
vessel
sailed
southbound
at
10
p.m.
Monday
afU-r
arriving
at
8:30
a
m.
Princess
Norah
landed
the
fol
PLUS
CARTOON
NEWS
SHOWS
7
-
9:20
A
FAMOVS
PI
4YHts
Tin,
today
only
For
Fall
And
Winter
J
.
Reduced
.
itn
;
I-,;
-
jt-T.
I
'-J
1
v
"i
I
lowing
passengers
here:
1
From
Vancouver!
Mrs.
P.
j
Wong
and
five
children;
Mrs.
D.
Scott.
Mrs.
J.
McArthur,
A.
D.i
Gioster
J.
A.
Gross,
O.
K.
Martin,
Mrs.
J.
Bryenton,
Ray
Watson,
William
Mitchell.
(From
Ocean
Falls
1
Rev.
W.
I'.
Bunt.
D.
Gadsen,
E.
Vanduren,
R.
Ratcliffe.
W.
Carson.
R.
Plg-non,
L.
Thoma.
R.
Bertho.
(From
Kemano
Bay)
E.
R.
Blair.
Allan
Howard,
O.
Horn-
RUPERT
.
RUPERT
MEN'S
PEOPLES
AND
Z
m
STORE
;
BOYS'
STORE
i
I
.
v
;
x--vrr
I
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocvcies
CFPR
PORTRAITS
FUms
Developed
and
Printed
!
'
PROMPT
SERVICE
JltEY
THELMA
KITTEK
"4f
WaVnE
PETERS
I
OtGi
mAvW!A
A
Famous
P,,
BOOM
IN
IRON
Increased
demand
has
provid
d
a
boom
for
the
ir.m
ore
mines
at
Bell
Island,
Nfld.
Mechanization
and
modernization
of
the
mines
of
Dominion
Steel
and
Coal
Corporation
is
aimed
at
increasing
production
by
more
thin
one-third.
This
National
Film
Board
photo
shows
an
electric
shovel
at
work
in
the
beds
ort
under
the
waters
of,
Conception
Bay.
Use
of
horses
and
hand-loading
Is
expected
to
disap-pcar.
(CP
PHOTO)
seth,
C.
Cornwall.
E.
Kerr,
R.
Richer,
L,
Pische,
B.
Pallone,
R.
J.
Aston.
(From
KitimaU
R.
Moulton.
R.
Monkman,
W.
Romlng.
Princess
Louise,
from
Vancouver
yesterday,
disembarked
the
following
passengers
here:
Miss
A.
Smith,
Mrs.
Bohunon,
CHANDLER'S
STl
DIO
216
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
Trince
Rupert
Victoria
Report
.
Mrs.
8.
Paster,
Mr.
Larkin,
F.
Brownlow.
Following
took
pas
Moose
Jaw
Air
Port
Improving
New
Bank
$
Yellowknik
sage
northbound
for
Alaska:
Peace
Pact
Is
Lauded
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Ncsbitt
John
Bussanlch.
for
Skagway;
ll-Mr'tT
T
A
llf
A
V,
..
I
1
...mi....
C.
H.
Bevln,
F.
Kwitchuk
and
G.
L.
Harrison,
for
Juneau.
muuoL
-nn-n.
.um.u.u
YELLOW'KNIFE
P
dollar
aviut
ion
contract
has
been
the
building
of
a
let
to
the
W.
C.
Wells
Construe-!
the
Canadian
Bankn'r!
Princess'
Victoria's
Bell
in
Archives
Special
Session
of
Legislature
,
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Can-,
ada's
L.
B
Pearson
Friday
en-
Jtlcn
Co.
Ltd.
of
Sxskaloon
anJ
have
been
prepared
bv
1
architects
In
Caigat
branch
will
be
in
v.
VICTORIA
Grand
old
ss.
Princess
Victoria's
dorsed
the.
draft
of
the
Japanese
Edmonton.
It
will
b;
for
the
construction
and
resurfacing
of
the
airport
at
Moose
Jaw.
eJ&ij)
lomal
5
Son
to
)cd
Servant
(jirf
INWT
with
construe:
..
,
peace
treaty
as
both
generous
resting
and
realistic."
20-pound
brass
bell
has
found
an
honored
place
in
Provincial
Archives.
sennit.
Addressing
the
51
-country
Capt.
O.
J.
Williams,
manager
of
the
CPR
s
B.C.
Coast
Service.
muir
wedding
was
a
swi,h
aff.lir
sent
it
the
other
to
oyer
day
at
..Burlelth"
at
the
turn
of
the
treaty
conferencv!
in
San
Fran-cis?o
Opera
House
before
the
signing,
Pearson
dismissed
Russian
and
Czechoslovak
criticism
of
the
treaty
as
propaganda
(Subject
U
Change
t
TUESDAY-P.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:30
Tall
Tales
4:45
Stork
Quotations
&
Inl
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Bill
Morton
Sinus
5:25
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
Summary
5:30
Intimate
Review
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Hawaiian
Melodies
6:30
Moods
in
Music
I.
uo
CBC
Ne5
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
8:15
Fish,
Lvsh
and
Fowl
3:3:)
Tzigane
fl:0C
I
B
A.
ti:30
Continental
Varieties
u
i
bi:
Npwi-HI:
10-
CBC
News
10:
15-
Let's
Find
Out
iu:3t
A-lvemuses
of
Richard
Hanney
11:00
'Vonther
Repor
Fish
Arrivals
V
EDN
ESDAY
A.
V..
7:00
Musical
Clods
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
K:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45--Little
Concert
!:00
BBC
News
St
Comty.
'J:
15
Music
lor
Moderns
The
approaching
marriage
of
Miles
Keenleyslde
of
Vancouver
and
Hilda
Alve,
an
Immigrant
girl
from
Estonia,
who
came
to
the
Keenleyslde
home
In
Van
nuiaiio.il
century
before-Dunsmuir
went
.
,
i
e'a,,
'
.
u
,
ly
to
Government
House
and
built
which
convinces
no
one
except
th'jse
whose
convictions
are
ILUjcy
;
siav-ciu,
au
wm
B've
n,
a
piuce
the
shoWplace
he
called
of
prominence
for
all
th
public
Park.
to
see.
j
couver
four
years
ago
to
work
ai
a
domestic
servant
will
be
an
event
of
widespread
Interest.
prclabricated."
is.
The
Canadian
external
affairs
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
ALICE
ARM.
STEWART
ANI
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ol'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
September
14
and
28
FOR
SOUTH
1)1
EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.
Coquitlam,
Sept.
7
and
21
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Accnt
Third
Avenue
Phone
588
jjve
me
weuunig
win
De
ai
cii.
minister
spoke
for
about
ireiers
Lumeran
cnuren
in
ui-I
tawa.
.nmul
v
He
jxprested
regret
that
China
was
not
represented
With
it
comes
three
log
books
of
the
Princess
Victoria,
signed
by
Capt.
T.
O.
Griffin
and
P.
J.
H.ckey,
who
strode
the
vessel's
bridge
in
her
hey-day.
Princes
Victoria,
a
three-stacker
on
the
coast,
came
out
Sees
Great
Milk
Area
,
The
young
couple
will
live
in
Vancauver
where
the
groom
elect
is
engaged
In
Fisheries
Research
at
the
University
of
B
C.
Miles
Keeleyslde's
father,
Dr.
H.
L.
Keenleyslde,
was
fo
mer
Minister
of
Mines
and
Resources
a!
the
confeience
but
said
the
Pciping
government
"must
bear
thv
blame
for
this
absence."
Red
China
had
already
committed
aggression
in
Korea.
ine
cnine.,e
Communist
from
Britain
in
190i
and
for
.
years
was
the
queen
of
the
Mc"lc
seen
as
greatest
coastal
fleet,
setting
up
many
I
'arming
belt
of
Eraser
V
alley
speed
records
and
once,
in
a
raie
1
oco
,P
i;ilrrav
MP
fo-
rri
government
must
realize
that
Is
now
a
member
of
United
Na-
war,
carrying
passengers
from
boo
who
was
in
thn
ritu
iit
'....
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i
.
J
i
i
-.,.0
,
.-.,
a
IViftnri!,
In
JJpatl.
for
9R
-l
.,
'
.
.
'
"",J"-
"'V
viku
.
......
.
""
.
,.
weeKi
secf(
lne
crnlral
interior
,
wav
into
the
United
Nations
'
former
Kathcr
ne
Pi
sbu"v
who
-
as
wci
a
pioneer
P
tnce
Rupert
girl.
pun-ouai
lulure
supplier
;
UAy
cannot,
by
violence
or
ine
special
session
to
deal
of
milk
and
d.iirv
n
nduns
as
with
the
Federal
Government's
far
afield
as
Vancouver
threat,
force
their
way
into
this
npai'P
rnnferencr
'
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
n
old'e
Pension
has
been
9:45-Your
Music
Appointment
Indecd
the
x,ols
Lake
flTlicLeliWf
HOW
TO
IILIIVI
"tftci'Time
Signal
LUMBAGO
C
.
r
.
,V
country
is
a
potential
snurce
or
MLA
w
11
be
coming
to
Victoria
milk
supply
which4!uW
even
bP.
T?...LAME
BACK
wv.
u
cl
""".ras
liiito-.
...mp
,Hv.
tv.n
KNITWEAR
Another
Case
From
Kitimat
Apply
warm
oil
to
ragipA
(
tornu,
ul.:..
.11
.ti
1.
A
beth,
and
they'll
stay
over
lor
mucri-her.ild(.d
liwW
Fra.ser
the
special
session.
.
Valley
which
one
year
is
stricken
MLAs
for
the
special
session
with
floods
and
another
with
won't
get
a
full
sessional
in-
drought.
Don't
Overtax
if--OverHAUL
It!
IklNSl
Mrbd.
At
DrwggilH
1
OH
OK
5
for
for
13
li
vxri.
y.ri.
J
i'
1
demnity
of
$3,000.
They'll
get
And,
a.5
far
a3
lhat
conccrn.
what
are
called
expenses
prob-
ed
added
Mr
Mu:ray,
t!le
pr,al.
Another
emergency
case
ol
pneumonia
was
flown
from
Kitimat
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
uiy
wu
a
udj-
me
me
memoers
est
farming
area
in
the
Fraser
aflr,.n
by
Queen
Charlotte
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:
15
M.xr.lng
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
1
1
:30
Weather
Report
II
:31
Message
Period
1:33-
Recorded
Interlude
1
:4a
Scandinavian
Melodies
)'.M.
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
1
2:
la
CBC
News
'.2:2-
-Piogram
Resums
12:30
B
C.
Farm
Broadcast
12.55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
-The
Concert
Hour
2:00
Ecsy
Listening
...v.
iLja,!,!
vuiii-
valley
couia
well
the
Mc
mittees
on
labor
matters
and
Bride
district,
east
of
Prir.c
Airlines.
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
is
Charles
Ingram.
HOW
TO
IILIIVI
PAIN
iiudpiicu
iiwuiance.
in
aouiiiun,
Georee
and
epttinv
along
-to-
master
mechanic,
of
44
Coot
St.
IN
THE
JOINTS
01
course,
tney
11
get
tneir
faros
wards
the
headwalers
of
tli-,Chilliwak
paid
10
ano
irom
victoria
and
Fraser.
Warm
affected
porH.
This
is
thi
seventh
ememcnev
Rub
in
war
oil.
Kf
tney
11
00
all
right
on
this,
for
travelling
allowances
are
far
more
than
actual
fares.
covarad
with
warm
flonnal.
At
dfwggittt'
There
would
be,
of
c
jurs?.
have
case
from
the
Alcan
site
brought
to
be
a
revision
of
the
freight
to
hospital
here
since
last
Friday,
rate
structure
for
the
central
in-
One
man
die
deairoute.
for
15
yon.
ST
3
ROSA
LEE
LADIES
WEAR
DOMS'
DEPT.
STORE
terior
district,
something
that
i,
niiuny
Auuain
went
10
wan-
1
bo,,nri
to
nmp
ifh
th
ilT,n
1
PIONEER
LINE
aimo
the
other
day
and
was.in
,.,,,,.,,
,,
nf
,,,
pa..jfir
The
first
overhead
electric
elected
president
of
Vancouver
Great
Eastern
Railway
to
Prince'
railway
was
opened
at
Liverpool
inland
Amateur
Boxing
Assocla-
George.
Jin
1893.
tio'ii.
1
!
.
1
New
Prostitution
Racket
Practised
Audain
was
particularly
pleas-
ed
this
happened
in
Nanaimo,
i
lur
hLs
great-grandfather.
Rob-
drive
in
style.
..for
Jess
per
mile!
This
superb
tea
guarantees
the
flavour
of
every
cup
WILHITA,
Kan
The
Beacon
ert
Dunsmuir,
found
coal
there
says
two
aircraft
workers
here!
in
the
early
days
and
so
puti
are
operating
a
sex
lottery.
It
is!
Nanaimo
on
the
map.
!
declared
the
girls,
selling
tickets
When
he
can
spare
time
aw-iy
i
to
male
workers
at
$2,
sell
from
coaxing
young
fellows
In;
chances
on
themselves
for
week-
using
his
fists
hue
a
gentleman,
rim
ii
-lex
wiui
everyming
pro-
Audain
bogs
down
in
the
Pro-
!
vided.
Some
girls
are
reDorttilv
Once
your
engine
reoches
"middle
oge"
worn
ports
overtox
each
other
and
the
motor
deteriorates
ropidly
.
.
.
UNLESS
you
order
an
expert
overhaul
job
by
our
master
mechanics.
If
you
plan
to
keep
your
car
long,
you'll
save
money
in
the
long
run.
See
us!
netting
around
$500
per
week.
.KOKIjE
DAW
Eh
AUCTIONEER
I'hrmr
l.rrrn
RIO
anr
Iter)
127
vmcial
Archives.
He's
working
;
on
a
history
of
the
Duasmuirs
'
a
good
idea,
lor
if
-ever
western
;
Canada
had
a
glamorous
family
j
it
was
the
Dunsmuirs
as
glain-
orous
in
its
way
as
the
Vander-
j
bilts
of
New
York,
the
Armours
of
Chicago,
the
Floods
of
Sun
Francisco.
It's
a
tremendous
task
that
5
Audain
has
started.
And
to
make
his
book
readable
he'll
have
to
make
it
plenty
gossipy.
Godness
knows,
there's
plenty
pi
I
of
the
unusual
about
the
Duns
Movinir,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
7nd
and
Park
Avenues
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SUPPLY
LIMITED
By
AIR
TERRACE
To
And
muir
clan
and
it'll
all
have
to
go
Into
the
Audain
book
If
it's
to
be
a
real
best
seller.
Audain
j
mustn't
worry
too
much
about
what
other
memoers
of
the
fam-
:
ily
will
say.
j
In
Nanaimo,
the
day
he
was
I
elected
president
of
the
boxing
I
association,
Audain
discovered
I
he
insists
it's
a
fact
that
his
Uncle
Alexander
was
the
first
"You
can't
beat
the
pride
of
ownership
you
feel
when
you'r
driving
the
Hillman.
It
performs
just
the
way
your
friends
think
it's
performing,
when
they
see
you
flash
by
in
it!
The
100
extra
miles
you
get
on
every
7
gallon
tankful
of
gas
is
surprising
news
to
them...
and
good
news
toy
Es
.910.
Phone,
60
and
68
Smithers,
Burns
Lake
Vanderhoof
and
Prince
George
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
Mondays
-
Wednesdays
-
Fridays
travels
a
long
way
between
drinks
(gas)
white
baby
born
there
in
1853.
Audain
is
the
son
of
the
late
Col.
and
Mrs.
Guy
Audain.
She
was
Laura.the
eldest
daughter
of
the
late
Hon.
and
Mrs.
James
Dunsmuir.
The
Audain-Duns-
Mac
Construction
Company
HILLMAN
mm
At
3
p.m.
1
PACIFIC
DAYLIGHT
TIME)
A
Roote
Group
Product
.
Roote
Motors
(
.
...t-da)
Limited
Montreal
Toronto-
Concessionaires
foi
the
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Group
and
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WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
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ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
Phone
Green
136
So
478
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Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Blue
182
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