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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
July
25,
1951
"Appointment
1000
Parties
WALLACE'S
New
Theatre
:
For
Terrace
With
Danger
In
Two
Years
PRETORIA.
South
Africa
0
IS
AT
HiS
FAST-SHOOTIM
I
DOLLAR
MAIL
R0B8ERJ
-
Terrace
Topics
.
.
AIM
-Your
nart.vs
I
have
been
to
if
FASHIONS
In
Paramount
"Appointment
With
Danger,"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
Alan
Ladd
has
plenty
of
opportunity
to
show
what
he
can
do
with
his
fists,
a
gun
and
a
girl,
and
the
result
is
an
hour
and
a
half
of
more
than
1.000
in
two
years,"
said
Dr.
L.
M.
A.
Dollot.
.taying
goodbye
to
South
Africa
after
two
years
as
French
Consul
here.
Lucky
South
Africa."
he
said.
With
your
many
domestic
servants,
your
high
standard
of
living,
your
many
modern
amenities,
your
cities
unscarred
by
bombs,
with
few
or
none
of
the
sorrowful
memories
of
war,
with
j
Charlrs
Adam
Announces
i
Plan
For
New
600-Seat
Huuse
'
Flourishing
Terrace,
95
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
to
have
a
now
moving
picture
theatre.
.
Charles
Adam,
proprietor
of
the
present
Totem
Theatre
there,
announced
his
plans
during
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday.
Vancouver
architects
are
being
engaged
to
prepare
drawings
for
a
600-seat
fully
modern
houw
sustained
suspense
and
excitement.
'
In
the
role
of
a
rough
and
tumble
U.S.
Postal
Agent,
Ladd
Power
Commission
Officials
Pay
Visit
Alcan
Chief
to
be
Entertained
S.
M.
Weston,
managing
dircc-
staying
with
her
brother
and
tor
of
the
B
C.
Power
Commis-
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Onr-sion
was
in
town
last
week
in
don
Little,
whose
young
son,
company
with
T.
Bird,
plant
1
George
accompanied
her
home
maintenance
manager
of
Victor-
from
the
south
where
lie
has
la.
On
Triday
evening
they
met
been
on
holiday.
with
the
members
of
the
execu-
j
tive
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
i
8n
Mrs.
Morgan
and
and
the
village
commissioners
at
children
of
the
staff
of
the
Home
the
home
of
Lloyd
Vallee.
local
for
th-
Aged
have
returned
home
no
rationing
or
shortages
to
speak
of,
you
may
rank
yourselves
with
the
favorites
of
for
serves
as
the
focus
for
the
story
1
about
the
exploits
of
the
men
who
guard
the
malls.
The
sere-en-
j
play
highlights
the
adventures
i
..f
o
littu
known
hut
rugged'
designed
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapid
growth
and
development
of
the
community
which
is
now
tune
D
.
Dollot
will
poin
the
French
and
determmcc
govern
men
t
j
riding
high
on
the
new
logging
i
Powcr
noUFe
manager,
where
an
fr.m
lne
holiday
trip
to
Van-
informal
talk
on
local
matters
;
couvcr.
"mbassy
at
Ankara.
operations
of
the
Columbia
Col
I
INFANTS
WEAR
I
"TL
TV
fi
A
LAD
i
mi
IT
NIV
ne3
agency
the
mail
protection.
Phyllis
Calvert
and
a
featured
east
that
Includes
Paul
Stewart,"
Jan
Sterling
and
Jack
Webb,
lend
pace
and
punch
to
an
ad-;
venture
drama.
The
action
gets
under
wayj
when
Ladd
is
assigned
to
liives-
j
tleate
the
dath
of
a
fellow
in-i
spector.
He
locates
the
sole
wit-
A
mdlsnut
mm
lulose
Co.
and
expects
to
be
connected
soon
by
highway
and
railway
with
Kitimat.
the
new
north
coast
aluminum
port.
The
site
of
the
new
Terrace
Tl.vat.re
will
be
alongside
the
present
Tillicum
Theatre
on
Lakels?
Avenue.
"It
will
be
a
modified
edition
of
your
new
Totem
Theatre
in
Prince
Rupert,"
Adam
says.
i
iLUiii
n
i
v.f
vi
Diapers
Blankets
Dresses
Sweaters
Rompers
Vests
Socks
Shawls
It
mm
win
n
iw
m
J
I
dealing
with
power
supply
here
took
place.
Later,
refreshments!
iavj)R
sppnt
th,
f(rst
frw
were
served
by
Mi's.
Valee
and
wfvks
()f
the
sllmmPr
noIiriavs
m
Mrs.
John
Kill.
.
j
,he
hspit,ai
ln
rrjce
Rupert
.
where
he
has
been
having
sur-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fled
Smith
and
EiCal
treatment.
13
-year
-old
family
left
at
the
week-end
to
Clarence
Baker
returned
on
spend
a
two
weeks'
holiday
at
Tuesday
to
his
home
here
with
Lakelse
Lake.
the
prospect
In
view
of
another
operation
later
on
in
the
sum-Archdeacon
and
Mrs.
Hudson
(
had
as
their
gucsU
last
week;
their
son-in-law
and
grandson,
The
executive
of
the
Board
of
J.
Edgar
and
John
of
Westvrew.
i
Trade
met
with
the
village
com-Powell
River.
Mr.
Edgar
left
on
missioners
In
the
municipal
office
Sunday
for
Prince
Rupert
but
on
Monday
evening
to
make
John
is
staying
with
his
grand-
plans
for
the
entertainment
of
Plus
(
urtimn
-
News
riCNIC
SALAD
BOWL
2
cups
(1
Ih.i
canned
salmon
1
cup
sliced
celery
Hi
tups
cubed,
cooked
potatoes
2
cup
sweet
pickle
relish
i2
tsp.
salt,
dash
of
pepper
1
tb.sp.
horse-radish
1
tbsp.
scraped
onion
1
1
2
cups
well
seasoned,
cooked
salad,
dressing
Cucumber,
radishes,
dill
pickles,
tomatoes,
lemon
wedges,
crisp
lettuce.
Eve.
Shows
1
-
9:05
Sat.
Matinres
2-4
ness
to
the
crime,
a
nun.
ana
with
her
assistance
he
tails
the
murderer
to
a
seedy
Midwestern
hotel
There
he
discovers
that
the
killer
is
a
member
of
a
gang
that
Is
planning
a
million
dollar
mall
robbery,
and
Ladd's
attempts
to
trap
the
gunmen
and
save
the
nun
from
death
provide
an
exciting
series
of
conwqm
"The
Plata
to
Go
For
the
Brands
You
Know"
5
Wallace's
j
Dept.
Store
:
I
Early
construction
is
planned,
the
date
of
commencement
de-
-
pending
on
the
type
of
construe-
Hon
that
is
finally
decided
upon
and
the
availability
of
materials.
Mr.
Adam
already
has
three
hundred
seats
and
new
projection
machines
available.
TOIHY
I
AST
SHOW
8:30
"HOI
SE
ON
TELEGRAPH
HIU"
"FRONTIER
MARSHALL"
parents
until
the
arrival
of
his
Aluminum
Company
President
R.
Break
the
salmon
Into
large
mother
sometime
next
month.
That
Belvedere
ruweu
ana
pa.iy
anu
wieir
,..,
onH
rnmhlni,
,lth
the
vives
nexi
ounaay.
oomu.iu.ws.
..
,,,rrtlnt
...
,h
nrr)
hr
ITAL
AID
Man
given.
Line
your
salad
bowl
with
Mrs
Dorothy
Mangnall
and
i-
",
"
,..
,.?
EDMONTON
(CP)
An
average
nf
17
norenno
Hull,,
rnnniuo
VilmH
loin
philrirpn
of
Vancouver
amV-
I
V
.
b
'
.
,
"j
.
.'to
complete
the
plans.
Hon.
E
transfusions
in
Edmonton,
Red
ed
in
town
last
Thursday
to
-,
who
.K
V,
is
(aj
,
Kenney.
expected
in
.
:,.;
n
1
i
......
.
hnUrin
iiie.
t
iticr
t-alat
ivefl
'
'
HARDY
MIGRANTS
Arctic
tern
and
several
North;
American
waders
breed
in
the
j
Arctic,
and
migrate
to
the
Ant-
;
arctic,
covering
some
10,000
;
miles
twice
a
year.
!
crisp
lettuce
leaves
and
endive
or
Romaine.
Fill
with
salmon
mixture
and
garnish
around
edge
with
sliced
radishes,
slivers
of
dill
pickle,
sliced
cucumber,
tomato
and
lemon
wedges.
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE.
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
RANGES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
99J
lUdJ
0U1I11I111UI1CI
XIUUC
t
HlUll
hprilU
iV
l.wimaji
t.oii..&
.v.uv.Ttw
said
recently.
here.
Mrs.
Mangall
Is
at
present
town
on
Wednesday,
will
be
present
at
that
meeting.
The
minister's
summer
home
at
Lakelse
Lake
will
be
used
for
the
outing.
Webb
Starts
Thursday
Hi
mm
7
.
.
Stewart
News...
NEW
TRUCKS
IN
STOCK-
FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
1
FARGO
3-TON
SPECIAL
H?avy
Duty
equipment,
152"
wheelbase.
1
FARGO
!i-TON
EXPRESS
1
FARGO
'a
-TON
EXPRESS
with
Fluid
Drive
tailoring
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Ingram
and
son
Richard
of
Vancouver
drove
into
town
last
week
to
visit
with
relatives
here.
Mrs.
Egel
Sargent,
sister
of
Mrs.
Ingram,
entertained
at
the
tea
hour
last
Thursday
ln
honor
of
her
visiting
sister.
Later
the
party
f
Scrubs
Floors
at
101
LOW
TB
MORTAUT!
The
mortality
from
tij
Community
Dance
Happy
Affair
Neely
Moore
Flies
In
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
SPECIAL
One
ISM
FARGO
'--TON
EXPRESS
with
covered
left
to
visit
in
Hazelton
before.
STEWART
Under
the
spon-returning
to
their
home
In
the
sorship
of
Miss
Joyce
Hawklnson,
south.
:
Miss
Juanita
Hawklnson
and
Miss
box.
Excellent
condition.
$4
PORT
ELIZABETH,
South
Af-'lnsls
n
Inmurk
in
1M!t;;
rlca
(CP)
Mrs.
Lydla
Lean
per
100,000
population,
lit
;
scrublx'd
factory
floors
as
usual
est
ever
recorded
anyy
(
on
her
101st
birthday.
Four
feet,
j
four
Inches
tall,
her
hands
twist-
j
FAMILY
IN
GREASE-prf
ed
by
rheumatism,
Mrs.
Lean.j
Ten
descendants
ol
Wj
V
who
wa-s
born
near
here,
1ms
Or
us
smith,
a
plcto-'
V
bee
n
given
aid
by
the
city
but
!
maker,
ap)eared
on
tit
1375
-JlimivivSiivii
of
Low
mileage
Phone
649
220
Eixth
St.
Guides
Gir
:
Greta
Soderlov
a
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
in
the
Canadian
Legion
hall
Saturday.
Residents
j
from
Premier
and
Hyder.
Alaska,
1
mingled
with
the
Stewart
folks
to
make
it
a
renl
community
'flat.
fic!.
frtr
tho
rlanrf
was
refast
s
to
give
up
her
Job.
stage.
dry'
Rupert
Motors
Limited
CHRYSLER,
PLYMOUTH,
FARGO
DISTRIBUTORS
premier
Coupfe
PREMIER
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Enjoy
Camp
TERRACE
Twelve
Girl
Guides
'
supped
by
Mrs.
H.
Jamlcson
,
"
"
"
"
and
their
leader,
Mrs.
Gladys
and
lommy
nancy
ai
me
piano,
"."...,..,.-Clifford,
18
f
p
"rods
gaUu
!
wry
n
July
returned
at
the
end
of
H.
Jamleson
and
George
Bunn
.
fli.ti,
cia
I
Ins
-g;!.
i
Ci
wiih
H
wrh
COME
TO
Mac
Constructio
last
w
eek
from
Lakelse
Lake
o
nt
he
guitar
and
Sam
Kirkpat-
'l
'
,
"uh
..."
the
to
wish
Saturday
night
where
they
spent
the
past
Urn
rick
on
the
violin.
A
supper
w
as
j
Lys
camper
With
them
were;
served
after
the
close
of
the
P''P"'r
couple
many
more
happy
Mrs.
R.
Squires
and
Mrs.
J.
Mc-
dance.
Coll.
the
latter
cooking
for
the
Lakeshore
Bible
Camp
for
fun,
sun
and
instruction
TO
BUILD
STOREHOUSFS
--.
vi
Tn
o
.,
.
-1
If
Q
Tim
girls.
The
Scout
camp
at
the;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Jamreson
and
I
hull.'.'
t
neii's
1
NAT!
Company
aeir
north
end
of
the
lake
has
been
j
family
are
holidaying
here.
They
"T"'
'
V"
"
ucsed
by
the
Guides
and
the
ar-;
are
residing
in
the
Newell
house
!
llPh?J
.
rangements
for
the
holiday
had
.
or.
Blxth
Street.
Mr.
Jamiesor,
Is
or
eacVInn
of
35
"
been
m
the
hands
of
the
Guide
with
the
game
branch
of
the
dlrec-Association.
000.bui,hel
ctpaclly.
pool
The
girls
slept
In
provincial
government.
L
,
w
,
rec(,ntly.
tents
and,
altogether,
had
a
very
.
t
enjoyable
and
instructive
holl-'
g.
N.
Moore,
representative
of
i
MOVING
DAY
day.
the
Consolidated
Mining
and!
YORKTON,
Sask.
(CP)
ATUr
a
Several
of
the
parents
visited
Smelting
Company
with
head-
'.farmer
disturbed
a
wild
duck's,
them
on
the
Sunday
and
some
ouarters
at
Prince
Rupert,
arriv-nest
while
plowing.
h
watched
nf
tht-
i.ipoi
.iii7B..
trav.
ornor-
eri
hv
cnmoanv
Dlanf
on
Sunday!
the
mother
duck
and
two
drake.-
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Siding
.
.
.
Alteration
Estimates
Gladly
Given
VMu:
Ti).
G.-..)!
b.
Blue
If
lilaik
YOU
WILL
ENJOY
The
safest,
sandiest
beach
imaginable
Supervised
motor-boating
and
rowing
Picnics,
hikes,
beach
fires
Pleasing
and
profitable
Bible
lessons
A
daylight
bus
trip
both
ways
ously
in
the
way
of
supplies
for
to
look
over
the
MeFaddrn
and
fremove
six
eggs
In
their
bills
to
the
camp.
iassociat.es
claims
on
the
Mar-j
another
nest
ln
safer
ter
itCry.
,
mot
River.
Former
Officer
Easy
hospitality,
Mrs.
Florence
Anderson
passed
away
ln
Hyder.
Alaska,
on
Friday.
She
was
the
wife
of
Sid
MODERN
PLUMBING
'is
a
wise
Investment,
ln
terms
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
SAANICH
HEATING
Anderson.
Territorial
Commo
Here.
On
Case
A"c
'
sior
in
your
own
yard
ner
at
Hyder.
and
was
65
years
i
1
The
Cost
for
Transportation
and
Camp:
Young
People
(12-18
yrs.)....
$12.00
.
..Aug.
aee.
Long
a
resident
of
the
According
to
yesterday's
dls-
is
A'aska
tow".
the
'ate
Mrs.
An-reported
patches,
a
new
development
murder
dPr!inn
was
wel1
know,n
in
the
Princeton
all
who
knew
her.
spected
by
case
of
October
23,
1949.
when
2-10
bride
was
u
!Mrs.M"naMathewson,24.
a
$H4
I
if
of
four
months,
was
found
shot
wn,l:n
P--""'
l
'"-and
stabbed.
She
was
the
daugh-
munity.
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Gender-
;
tn
nf
w.inri..ht.
Au.i
At
t.h
Work
on
the
Indian
Mine
tram
Children
(8-11
years)
$10.50
.
Aug.
13-21
Ge.
your
application
in
soon
to
Rev.
L.
A.
THORPE
time
a
reward
of
$1,000
was
post-
'
proceeding
apace
under
the
direction
of
Dale
L.
Pitt
far
manag-known,
cd
by
her
parents.
As
as
n8
dlrector
of
tne
811bak
Pre-
no
arrests
have
been
-
mler
mine.
RUPERT
TOBACCO
STORE
3rd
Ave.
-
Opposite
Ormes
ALL
MAGAZINES
and
PERIODICALS
I'OBACCO
and
CONFECTIONERY
Regular
Baptist
Church
made.
A
provincial
police
eon-stab.;,
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert,
was
on
duty
in
the
Princeton
country
at
the
time
of
the
tragedy.
Box
633
Phone
Blue
813
Stewart
Canal
Prince
Rupert
turner
iffi
v
i-r
a-:.
ic
Is
Optioned
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and
Storage
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Reliable
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Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
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a!l
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910.
Phones
CO
and
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INDIAN
DAYS
Indian
Days
at
Banff
bring
out
cameras
by
the
dozens
to
photograph
the
colorful
Indian
braves
and
squaws
decked
out
ir
their
finery.
The
Stony
Indians
are
led
by
Gerxge
Crawler
and
Walking
Buffalo
as
they
pavade
along
Banff
Avenue.
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