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to
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VOL.
XL,
No.
158
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
7,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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TAWK
HUE
OF.
COKnTBM
COLORFUL
SCENE
LJ
Royalty
Takes
Over
a'
LHU
To
Prince
Rupert's
ExhiDITOW
Royalty
took
over
at
the
Prince
Rupel-t
Between
tion
last
night
and
it
was
a
colorful
scene
."y
the
regal
dais
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditoriua,
Elaine
Steffens,
pretty
and
popular
Sons
of
many
candidate,
was
crowned
by
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA.
vter
out:
"
t
f
ttvuf
i
?
u
i
if
in
in
ft
vvakk,
iNew
jersey
r;
exploding
an(1ilf
blazing
bottled
gas
tanks
in
the
highly
industrialized
j
VV
I
LI
1615
clt
Joe
Louis
Is
Second
ipuiL
ui
iewant
area
wre
ucciarea
completely
ouli
of
control
late
today
by
Fire
Chief
Charles
J.
Bur-
Wimbledon
i
nett.
i
:
j
Burnett
said
he
might
have
to
call
on
the
New
York
City
j
fire
department
for
help,
j
Flames
and
tmoke
towered
up
Four
Down
in
Channel
Plunge
Rated
"Logical
Contender"
Fir
Heavyweight
Crown
i,
i
."
WASHINGTON,
DC.
P
Joe
to
2500
feet
in
the
air
as
every
m
turn,
otticiated
at
the
coronation
of
the
Jum
v,s
King
and
Queen,
Loraine
Berg
and
Arnold
Wick.
f
A
parade
In
which
the
Prince'
j.
Rupert
City
Band
and
Job's
of
a
show
Prince
Rupert
people
Daughters'
drill
team
partici-,
want,"
said
Mr.
Youngs.
He
then
pated
from
the
Post
Office
to
announced
the
reign
of
Queen
the
Civic
Centre
preceded
the
of
the
North
Loraine
Steffens,
coronation.
j
thanking
her
and
Princessa
Leading
the
royal
party
to
the
Margaret
and
My
for
their
stage
was
the
band,
followed
by
i
"wholehearted
support"
of
the
marching
Job's
Daughters
-who
1
exhibition,
lined
the
aisle
as
guard
of
hon-i
Selection
of
the
Queen
of
the
or.
Flas
bearers
formed
an
arch-!
North
was
by
popular
vote
in
way
under
which
passed
the
j
ticket
sales,
royal
princesses.
Then
Queen
!
CORONATION
BALL
Elaine
followed.
j
otner
feature
attraction
On
the
stage.
Junior
attending
;
at
the
-Exhibition
last
night
was
princesses
were
Valerie
Pihera,
the
Coronation
Bali,
opened
by
Mi
Louis,
old
and
tired
though
he
available
piece
of
fire
equipment
InNno
A
ni.,vatPiv-own-may
be.
U
stil,
,
rated
aS
the
only
--!SJf
!
edTwVa
M
Tor
WIMBLEDON
Kf
Doris
Hart
of
Jacksonville,
Florida,
won
the
British
women's
singles
title
today
with
a
6-1,
6-0
victory
over
Shirley
Fry
from
Akron,
Ohio.
Frank
Sedgman
of
Australia
and
his
Davis
Cup
teammate.
Ken
McGregor,
won
the
men's
doubles
by
downing
Eric
Sturgess
of
South
Africa
and
Jaraslav
Drobny
of
Egypt
3-6,
6-2,
6-3,
3-6
and
6-3.
ri
a
mere
were
no
immediate
reports
of
casualties.
4
1.ri;
J-
passengers,
crashed
Into
the
English
Channel
today
on
a
flight
from
Switzerland
to
Lym-pus,
England.
Charles'
heavyweight
title.
The
National
Boxing
Association
yesterday
released
its
quarterly
ratings
and
they
sho
few
standouts
among
the
heavyweights.
!
Louts
is
the
only
one
listl
as
a
logical
contender.
Ships
and
aircraft
started
a
t
3,
and
Susan
Stewart,
3.
Attend-
Queen
Elaine
and
Princesses
wide
search
for
the
single-en-glned
plane.
The
plane
was
piloted
by
its
owner,
Ernest
Mueller,
stamp
dealer.
His
son
and
two
other
Swiss
were
passengers.
1295
Attend
City
Schools
Total
enrolment
In
Prince
Rupert
schools
for
June
was
1295,
)
The
National
Boxing
Associa
Withdrawing
In
Culture
ing
prince
who
bore
the
queen's
crown
on
a
royal
cushion
was
Roily
McLeod,
4.
Costuming
of
Queen
Elaine
e
tion
also
rated
only
two
fighters,
I
Rex
Layne
of
Utah
and
appar-j
tntly
indestructible
Jersey
Joe'
fcvE
OF
CONSTRUCTION
Demolition
and
construction
were
at
Margaret
and
Mae,
who
danced
the
first
encore.
The
ball
was
largely
attended
and
"highly
successful"
according
to
exhibition
officials.
"It
was
one
of
the
finest
dances
we've
had
here,"
said
Don
Forward,
secretary
of
the
pfak
in
oil-booming
Edmonton's
downtown
area
when
ths
Walcott,
as
deserving
the
des-l
roto
as
taken
a
few
months
ago.
Steel
framework
was
going
with
an
average
attendance
oft
cription
of
"outstanding
boxers."!
I
and
her
princesses
was
by
An-WASHINGTON,
D
C.
(CP
The
nette
with
Peebles
Dickens
in
United
States
informed
Hungary
charge.
that
it
will
discontinue
its
today
queen
was
lovely
ln
pale
cultural
activities
ln
that
Com-
t,lue
nyi0n
marquisette
with
mnnist
riation.
stoie
over
which
she
eracef
ul'.y
Lee
Savold,
defeated
by
Louis'
for
the
18-storey
addition
to
the
Macdonald
Hotel
in
the
kground,
to
be
the
city's
tallest
building.
The
main
branch
of
Woman
Slain
Mate
Charged
92
per
cent.
Enrol
ment
a
prria!
Bank
of
Canada
was
operating
from
a
quonset
hut
recently,
wound
up
among
the
i
also-rans
with
honorable
men-1
tion.
j
Attendance
428
244
240
289
f
Ik
th
old
bank
building
was
Iwing
torn
down
In
make
way
This
is
an
outgrowth
of
the
donned
the
traditional
purple
committee.
A
floor
show
at
the
dance
was
presented
by
the
gymnast
champions,
who
perfor
mat
a
feature
display
early
tonight.
Booth
Borden
Conrad
recent
trial
of
Archbishop
443
272
263
317
WHITBY,
Ont
P
A
28-year-
the
new
one.
Building
this
year
is
ahead
of
the
record
pace
in
r.'50.
Edmonton's
$46,500,000
in
building
permits
was
velvet
robe
with
ermine
trim.
With
crown
and
sceptre
she
was
King
Edward
Indeed
a
regal
figure.
Her
con
i
unci
largest
in
the
Dominion.
(CP
PHOTO)
In
the
district.
155
student
Killed
in
are
enrolled,
as
follows:
Enrol-
Altentl-
old
mother
of
three
children
was
inst
tne
Communist
regmie
found
stabbed
to
death
beside
a
i
wwe
made
against
Amerlcaa
lonely
side
road
near
here
yes-;
legation
oficials
ln
that
ce.
terday.
The
police
said
a
sharp
i
The
Hungarlans
demanded
screwdriver
was
the
death
weap-
recall
of
tnree
off
jgials
and
the
on
and
charged
the
womans;cosin.
nt
th.
United
States
li-
Training
onial
bouquet
was
of
yellow,
pink
and
white
carnations
and
chrysanthemums.
Princess
Mae
(Newton)
wore
a
taffeta
off
the
shoulder
model
of
pastel
green,
carrying
a
colonial
bouquet
of
white
chrysan
ioming
to
Prince
Rupert
ecause
Rainfall
Lower
Red
Sox
In
Boom
ment
ance
Dtgby
Island
19
.18
Port
Esstngton
'
48
41
Port
Edward
81
69
Port
Simpson
7
6
i
husband
with
murder.
,
brarv
and
moVie
and
musical
CENTRALIA,
Ont.
f
One
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
flying
The
woman
was
identified
as
j
actwities.
Mr.
Anna
Slobodlan,
her
hus-
j
.
;
band
as
Roy
Slobodian,
39,
of
ji
Oshawa.
I
ft
C:U:...
themums
and
pink
carnations.
;
Princess
Margaret
Gagnon
Ori'an
Fallu
"f'omnnnv
Tnn'
instructor
was
kill?
d
and
three
escaped
uninjured
following
a!
but
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
enplaned
to-
1
"IJHIp
niffprpnt"
tour-plane
mid-air
collision
of;day
jor
Vancouver
and
Oulf
Slobodlan
guide
the
police
to
a
rial
III
iy
had
yellow
net
marquisette
with
similar
colonials
bouquets.
Within
Game
of
Top,
Crowding
Yankee
And
White
Sox
'
Harvard
training
planes
yester
Islands
for
a
week
to
ten
days
Fee
Unchanged
the
place
-where
the
body
was
found.
BY
BRIAN
TOB1N
IN
VICTORIA
TIMES
aay
near
nere.
vacation.
Both
the
princesses
wore
golden
coronets.
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander
directed
Name
of
the
dead
pilot
was
NEW
YORK
P)
Boston
Red
OCEAN
FALLR.
Residents
of
this
pulp
and
OTTAWA
W
While
the
licence
fed
for
"srawlcra
operating
in
the
withheld
pending
notification
of;
er
town
are
in
a
position
to
pay
Prince
Rupert
a
next
of
tcin.
I
the
arrangements
and
routine
of
s0X;
pre-season
American
Leaguer
the
Junior
court.
.
s
pennant
-
favorites,
climbed
to
Attending
the
royal
party
within
a
game
of
the
top
Friday
were
Wolf
Cub
Patrol
members'
night,
as
Lefty
Mel
Parneil
turn-
BULLET
I
NS
Canadian
fishing
industry
is
reduced
from
$25
to
$5,
no
change
has
been
made
in
the
licence
fee
for
draggers.
It
remains
at
$5
Bryan
Thorn
and
Alfred
Hunter,
ed
back
the
league-leading
New
npliment
such
as
few
other
localities
can.
People
from
Ocean
Falls
to
Prince
Rupert
with
the
wed
intention
of
living
"somewhere
where
it
i
sn't
rain
so
much."
It's
a
gesture
which
the
people
The
planes
are
thought
to
have
"fiid"
together
during
manoeuv-ers
The
day
previous,
near
Trenton,
two
airmen
were
killed
in
the
crash
of
another
Harvard
trainer.
In
the
Trenton
accident
the
for
vessels
up
to
65
feet
ln
length
,
their
uniforms
and
poise
add-
York
Yankees
6
to
2.
and
$15
for
those
over
65
feet.
ing
to
the
color
of
the
ceremony.
Despite
the
loss,
the
Yanks
The
trawler
fee
Is
collected
Many
hundreds
of
people
ciUng
to
the
lead
by
seven
per-when
an
operating
licence
is
Is-
crowded
the
auditorium
to
wit-
ccntage
points
over
the
runrrer-sued
to
trawlers
of
100
feet
or
,
ness
the
feature
event
of
Prince
up
Chicago
White
Sox.
ft
lie
northern
port
appreciate.
-
-
.m
Fills'
annual
166-inch
aao
and
has
seen
the
town
grow
Harvard-type
training
plane
ex-
j
fall
makes
their
96
inches
of
to
a
population
of
3000.
About
ploded
in
mid-air
and
crashed
a
year
seem
dry
In
com-
1300
men
and
women
are
em-
ison.
(Victoria,
with
less
than
Dloyed
In
the
plant,
but
al-
near
Wooicr,
15
miles
from
rcuperts
industrial
ana
naiurai
Chicago
split
a
double-header
Resources
Exhibition.
witn
the
iast
place
St.
Louis
APPRECI
TION
Browns.
The
Sox
won
the
opener
T.
Norton
Youngs,
master
of
to
3
but
bowed
to
the
Brownie
ace,
Ned
Garver,
4
to
1
in
the
ceremonies
and
chairman
of
the
exhibition
committee,
thanked
second.
members
Earl
Gordon
and
Ar-
Here's
the
picture
at
a
glance:
thur
Ogilvle
for
their
support
in
W
L
Pet,
arranging
the
industrial
and
New
York
45
27
.625
inches,
is
hopelessly
out
ot
though
the
number
remains
Trenton.
I
running
and
you
haven't
constant
the
turnover
is
fairly
officials
at
Trenton
air
bfise
I
i
real
running
until
you
hit
large.
The
basic
wage
is
$1.35
an
identified
the
men
as
Flying
j
in
Falls
on
a
summer
eve-
hour
and
the
living
Is
comfort-
officer
Bruce
H.
Hoggins.
29,
of!
;
able.
It's
the
16
(Inches)
year
a
17i
n
n
i
rnir
mist
Tnrnnfn
Inctrii-
Wealthy
Red
Imprisoned
the
people
of
the
community
,
that
gets
them.
!
tor
and
Flvine
0ffk-er
James
A.
open
v
rnnsrlnn
nf
hpir
Fvpn
Vnndpn.
now
a
ripnart-
nn
.
.
'
J
-
"
"
'
-
"
'
Brown.
32,
North
Bay
and
Sud
(fP)
Thp
mil-
natural
roeiiii-pos
shnuj
and
Chicago
47
M
.610
eorological
leadership.
They
ment
head,
tias
felt
the
urge
at
NEW
YORK
lionaire
leftist
Frederick
Van-
j
complimented
the
appreciative
Boston
45
29
.608
f
t
you
with
an
apology
for
last.
Shortly
he
will
go
to
the
iderbilt
Field
was
Jailed
yester-
crowds
who
attended
the
first
Meanwhile
the
Brooklyn
uoa-
bury,
student
at
Trenton
flying
school.
They
said
the
men
were
on
a
routine
training
flight
when
the
crash
occurred.
aav
lor
contemoi
or
conn
n
sucn
exnioiuon
in
rnnce
ku-
gers
remain
mnr.-.-.!
:'
refusing
to
tell
who
posted
$80,-000
bail
for
four
fugitive
Communist
leaders.
pert.
He
also
had
words
of
ap-
games
in
front
in
tne
nauona-i
preciation
for
the
untiring
work
League.
The
Brooks,
with
Gil
of
Civic
Centre
staff.
;
Hodges
banging
out
his
twenty-
"Thls
is
only
the
beginning
eighth
homer
of
the
season,
r
weather
but
they
cannot
new
pulp
and
paper
mill
being
the
pride
out
of
their
constructed
near
Campbell
es.
They
will
mention
the
River,
(
ic
several
times
during
your
,
no
DIFFERENT
rt
stay.
They
bid
you
good-j,
-a
company
town
Isn't
any
with
a
final
contment
on
the
different
from
any
other
town,"
'tlier,
and
their
personal
he
says
"When
I
want
to
speak
cast
for
the
next
few
days:
j
my
piece
here,
I
do
it,
Just
as
I
i
u'nniri
onvwhprp
else.
Visitors
Sentence
was
tor
90
days
or
until
the
"angel"
of
the
Left
and
11
lks
"ke
it
Is
the
kind
downed
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
Took
Shot
at
Union
Leader
6
to
2.
Wing
cause
purges
himself
of
contempt
by
revealing
the
names.
''hereas
a
Victorian
will
rx'.m
tn
think
should
all
be
r
a
bad
day
by
saying,
"Pity
rl,.h
im
here
because
there's
no-
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Harry
came
today
the
first
rainy
where
much
to
spend
our
money.
British
Atom
Head
Resigns
LONDON
(CP)
Resignation
of
Lord
Portal.
Britain's
atomic
In
two
weeks";
a
true
Ocean
r
wp
nice
everv
other
town
Lundeberg,
head
of.
the
Sailors'
CEASE-FIRE
MEETING
TOKYO
United
Nations
and
Chinese
Communist
military
officers
were
supposedly
meeting
at
Kaeson
today
to
make
arrangements
for
the
cease-fire
talks
to
be
held
next
Tuesday.
General
Ridgway
last
night
ordered
United
Nations
air
forces
and
artillery
to
refrain
from
bombing
Kaeson.
(
TROUBLE
IN
TEHRAN
TEHRAN
A
big
bicycle
brigade
of
pro-Communist
students,
wielding
knives
and
other
weapons
demonstrated
today
against
the
international
court's
decision
in
Iran's
oil
nationalization
,
and
fought
with
members
of
Iran's
Labor
party
in
downtown
Tehran.
About
100
persons
were
injured.
There
were
cries
of
"Death
to
Anglo-American
imperialism"
and
counter-cries
of
"Death
to
Communists."
HMCS
HURON
KILLS
KOREANS
OTTAWA
The
Canadian
destroyer
Huron
killed
an
estimated
100
North
Koreans
in
bombardment
early
this
week
during
a
patrol
that
took
her
within
a
few
miles
of
Russian
territory.
The
Huron
caught
the
Koreans
trying
to
repair
a
shattered
railway
embankment
at
night
and
opened
up
with
all
guns
from
2000
yards
out.
GET
WAGE
INCREASE
VICTORIA
British
Columbia's
8000
civil
servants
will
get
a
10
per
cent
wage
increase
retroactive
to
April
1,
the
provincial
cabinet
decided
Friday.
The
increase
will
cost
the
government
$2,100,000
annually.
DUFF
IS
CHARGED
VICTORIA
T.
D.
Pattullo,
former
premier
of
B.C.,
pleaded
innocent
in
police
court
here
to
a
charge
of
careless
driving.
The
charge
was
laid
after
an
accident
June
21
in
which
Frank
Sails,
driver
of
another
car,
received
back
injuries.
Weather
'
Synopsis
's
ma
will
say:
'Pity
you
in
that
regard
too.
Its
Just
as
Unln
of
the
Pacific
(AFL),
said
today;
we
had
a
fine
1
hard
to
save
here
as
any
other
yesterday
that
he
had
been
shot
ny
clay
only
two
weeks
ago."
,,iapp
at
while
drlnvlng
to
his
office,
j
n
oil
if.
i.....
-
...
...!
'.
...
.
,
Thp
hnllpt
elancpH
off
the
Cloudiness
is
decreasing
gradu-
leasts.
Ib-.ii.
i.
,nn
htnhpp
hnwevnr
A
windshield
of
his
car,
only,
ally
along
the
coast
as
the
cool
nersy
controller,
was
announc-mnut
aw
m
a-hir-h
ha
hn
ed
in
the
House
of
Lords
yes-
tin-
f'lT
i,...
.
.
ki,
i-
L,or
tn
nnm.
inches
from
his
head,
Lunde
FOR
IT
covering
this
region
is
displaced
terd,ay
as
the
government
wasj
plaints
showed
that
the
local
DCi
B"m
,
.
intimately
for
Ocean
Falls,
Baseball
Scores
American
Washington
6.
Philadelphia
3
Cleveland
7,
Detroit
4
Boston
6.
New
York
2
Chicago
4-1;
St.
Louis
3-4
National
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
2
Boston
10,
New
York
12
St.
Louis
3,
Pittsburg
2
Brooklyn
6,
Philadelphia
2
Pacific
Coast
Portland
0.
Los
Angeles
4
Seattle
2,
Oakland
1
San
Francisco
2.,
San
Diego
0
Hollywood
5,
Sacramento
2
Western
International
Vancouver
16,
Tacoma
4
Victoria
2,
Yakima
9
Wenatchee
10,
Tri-City
2
Spokane
4.
Salem
6.
local
landscape
is
built
for
store
sells
articles
for
the
same
."h
by
drier
air.
In
this
region
to-
"u"w"?
"
,
J
to
behind
bomb
fall
program
morrow
the
weather
is
expected
,
Russia's.
'
The
hillsides
slope
at
what
'
or
'oer
prices
than
obtain
m
t
"
'tZ
..'
h
J
an
angle
of
45
degrees
Vancouver.
,
'm
he
had
not
inte7ded
I
A
spokesman
for
the
Ministry
of
Supply,
said
Lord
Portal,
wartime
commander
of
the
to
be
suny
and
a
little
warmer.
In
the
interior
variable
cloudiness
is
expected
today
and
tomorrow
with
a
few
scattered
rem
reporting
the
affair
to
the
po-
win
i
runs
on
WIUIOUI
'
A
tour
uiruugn
nie
uv
u
lbl("-
Wilh
level
snots
at
a
imnresslve.
One
sees
big
blocks
..K,
mMl,
it
took
lncennltv
tn
nf
balsam,
hemlock
and
snruce
Royal
Air
Force,
now
"has
work
showers
in
the
southern
districts
lr"ct
tennis
rourtf!
Thpv
helnir
reduced
bv
SDlnnlng
5000-
of
his
own
that
he
would
like
this
afternoon.
Temperatures
H
the
problem
by
building
pound
stones
to
groundwood
't
Of
thn
pniirta
nnf
fr,m
fV.
..ilrt
f.xr
rtpurcTiri
n
t
Thpv
Kpfi
v
wu.w
ituiu
(uii
w
ivm'..v.
j
'We
on
stilts.
i
other
wood
in
the
form
of
chips
will
be
a
little
warmer
tomorrow.
However,
Lord
Cherwell,
war-!
Forecast
tlme
adviser
to
Winston
Church-
i
North
coast
region
Cloudy
told
the
Lords
that
Lord
in
morning,
becoming
sunny
this
portal
was
displeased
by
the
afternoon.
Variable
'cloudiness
mass
of
red
tar
and
lack
of
3ut
that
is
only
a
small
part
1
beln8
cooked
In
huge
digesters
Air
Passengers
Fr?m
Vancouver
(Friday)
Miss
Bessonnett.
Miss
D.
Dawson.
J.
S.
Cooke,
Miss
P.
Olney,
Miss
M.
Olney,
D.
McNair.
F.
Smith,
I.
Fleury,
E.
Dobbie,
Mr.
Blodgett,
W.
Leask,
Mrs.
Borden.
To
Vancouver
(Friday)
Mr.
Mrs.
A.
J.
K?lch,
after
visiting
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
tern-
progress
ln
the
government's
relatives
at
Usk,
returns
to
her
sports
amenities
her-
1
10
produce
suipnue
or
suipimi-c
"
Wy
Canadian
town,
Oceanlpu'P.
the
basic
material
of
fine
iS
has
a
theatre,
dance
hall,
i
white
papers
or
heavy
brown
ranscs,
bowling
alleys
'
pic-
j
'
wrapping
papers,
respectively.
founds,
swimming
and
And
tnpy
see
tne
fnisned
prod-'"r
Plea-ure
spots
There
are
'
"ct
toeing
spun
through
dryers
'perature.
Winds
light.
Lows
to-
present
atomic
energy
organiza-
home
in
California
on
the
Co-
night
and
highs
tomorrow
Port
tion.
quitlam
Sunday.
Hardy
SO
and
62,
Sandsplt
and
of
Spellmeyer.
Prince
Rupert
48
and
65.
the
mnst
mnHpi-n
nf
i
ana
conectea
111
mc
form
mm
From
Sandspit
(Friday"
J.
rinimrt-i
huse
rolls
for
shipment
iu
mat-
;J1S
a
library
and
PROGRAMME
HIGHLIGHTS
Marderdsen,
M.
Car-
Rpcirfpntt,
-u
no
ket.
iCiearj,
n.
founrted
a
Hfo
on..
r..!
Some
280
tons
of
newsprint
a
:
rut
hers,
P.
MacKinnon.
Ss
Returning
To
Montreal
l"s.
As
Jack
Youden
puts
it
I
day
can
be
produced
here,
as
to
Sandsplt
(Friday)
Mrs.
,7e
ot
all
the
comforts
of
well
as
60,000
tons
annually
tf
'oidfield.
'"S
cltv
u,itu.,
v..
nuln
fnr
treatment
elsewhere.
A
To
Vancouver
(
today)
Miss
L.
Ua8es."
large
board
in
the
shipping
room
Amadic,
Dr.
W.
S.
K?rgin.
J.
ack
should
knnw
Ho
pamJglves
an
idea
of
the
destina-
Faulkner,
J.
Estey,
H.
Wahi
and
6
t0
work
in
tho
popiL
jih.
1
tions:
Victoria,
Los
Angeles,
San
sorii
Mr.
-Johnson,
I.
McLoy,
Miss
p
aU
Daoer
nian
voir.
'
Francisco,
4
Australia
among
r
Heswick,
Mrs.
M.
Steiger,
A.
R.
them.
j
Brophy,
and
A.
L.
Fletcher.
of
the
EXHIBITION
(Natural
Resources
and
Industrial
Exhibits)
tonight:
vm
P
-Complete
Gymnastic
Display
in
Auditorium
I
By
special
request
!
8:00
p.m.
Hell's
Gate
Story
of
Sorkeye
films
10:00
p.m.
Nechako
film
18:00
p.m.
Midnight
Grand
Award,
!
Fcter
Matthews,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
two
weeks
in
!
charge
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
i
Canada
display
at
the
Civic
Centre
Exhibition,
sails
tomor-
row
on
the
Princess
Kathleen
for
.
I
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
Mxn-!l,rt-i.
The
display
will
be
sent
from
here
to
Toronto
where
Its
:
next
showing
will
be
at
the
Can-
:adian
National
Exposition.'
j
A.
L.
Fletcher,
manager
of
the
!
Royal
Fish
Co.,
left
on
today's
........
.
-
9
HELP
WANTED
Young
man
for
office
position.
Starting
salary
according
to
qualifications.
Excellent
opportunity
for
advancement.
Apply
in
person
to:
ALBERT
&
AAcCAFFERY
LIMITED
-
Waterfront
'
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
tf
-
TIDES
paseball
Sunday
Halibut
Landings
Sunday,
July
8,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
j
Hlch
3:23
19.2
feet
Miss
Jean,
25,000
block
cod,
I
p.m.
AHIX
&
ODOWF.S
16:20
18.2
feeti8c
and
12c:
6000
red
cod,
6c;
2l)Rl)"N
&
ANDERSON
plane
iul
a
uirci
uuamcaa
buy
w
,
I
Vancouver
and
Seattle,
1
22:10
7.2
feet
i
Fisheries.
t
!