jA
ALL
TALK
WITH
THE
BOSS
by
Syms
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
29,
1951
SO
Mirror
Inlsrprtm
kyndicaf,
lM
Ang
Of
-
uASenejerd
BABY'S
HOT
LITTLE
HEAD
WHKN
your
Baby',
hwul
fcris
hot
to
ymir
hum!
it
my
be
berauw
of
gimpl'
frvrr
cvmrru'Th
to
mm
minor
by
iliwnt.
If
So,
Bnliy
s
lwn
TaMu
will
help
rrdure
this
sunlc
fever
by
clearing
harmful
-3t
out
of
the
xytttfin.
One
Midland.
Ontario
Mother
han
thia
to
Kay!
"Mv
i.itle
hs,v
wch
fW-t-i.h
mA
Progress
in
Dental
Clinic
P.ince
Rupert
PT
Delegate
To
Thank
Convention
Speaker
Progress
toward
organizing
a
dental
clinic
in
the
city
for
the
!
I
I.
.
r-y
ill
"i
I
btU
1
leave
her
Baby'a
Own
Tablet
ami
by
To
Vancouver
(Wednesdayi
C.
Harfard,
R.
R.
Smith,
R.
Anderson,
P
Verner,
F.
Arianres,
Mrs.
Thelma
Fisher,
G.
C.
Mc-Cord.
B.
McGuire,
D.
Mason,
Mr.
Clsen.
Mrs.
G.
Lindsay,
Miss
J.
White.
To
Vancouver
(today)
A
.E.
Gollard,
Mrs.
W.
Bay,
Mrs.
Kripps,
S.
Komori.
Mrs.
I.
Bleakley.
A.
E.
Collard,
Harvey
Clegg,
V.
Micho-luk,
D.
Mason,
Mrs.
A.
Solloway.
To
sandspit
(today
I
Mr.
Mac-askill,
Mr.
Cantini,
Mr.
Ruttle.
Children
Invade
Japanese
Ship
Before
Leaving
Port
Loaded
to
her
27-foot
winter
draught
line,
the
Kiyokawa
Maru
left
this
port
last
night
with
a
history
making
cargo
of
grain.
An
hour
after
loading-was
completed
(5
p.m.)
she
departed.
For
the
captain
and
crew
it
was
a
routine
voyage,
but
for
one
thing
children.
The
Oriental
aura
surround-,
except
to
Chat
amiaUiy
with
the
ing
the
vessel
may
have
been
cook
or
a
sailor
now
and
then,
the
source
of
greatest
attraction
GLAD
FIGHTING
ENDS
for
Prince
RuDert
vounesters
I
Later,
in
his
cabin,
tea
was
fiiirni-unre
she
was
up
ami
around
twain."
t
haby'a
fever
is
nt
promptly
relieved
onuult
your
phynician.
Baby'a
Own
TabJu
are
nweet-tatitinir,
ray
to
take
ami
bave
been
uerf
with
Kinfidnce
by
motht'rH
for
over
.".IJ
y?arm
io
"Bleepy"
atuff-no
dullir.a
eff.-et.
E'tthAl
V
Kxl
for
cnstioa.ti"n,
b-thinfc
troublea,
q"1
L"m,w'h
other
minor
Milmjenta,
JUC
ai
druKKisU.
Get
a
packiiKe
Unlay.
i
,
1
w
L
-
ev-r
tr.,rt
coming
to
"Shall
I
put
THAT
in
the
letter,
il!
on
time,
Miss
Ryan?
"Wonder
if
the
old
baboon
would
give
me
the
day
off
.
.
.?"
Mr.
Gray?"
care
of
pie-school
and
first
grade
children's
teeth
was
reported
at
the
l
gular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teach-f
Council
by
J.
S.
Wilson,
head
of
a
committee
formed
to
start
action
on
the
project.
Support
has
now
been
obtained
from
most
of
the
city's
organizations,
Mr.
Wilson
stated,
and
plans
are
proceeding
to
form
a
separate
dental
clinic
organization
to
be
self-supporting
and
41
perhaps
50
at
a
time
who
flitted
in
and
out
of
the
ship's
al
served.
Capt.
Mishima
read
with
pleasure
the
Daily
News
headlines
of
the
end
of
Korean
fight-
leys,
bombarding
Japanese
sail
1
ors
with
question
The
kids
were
ln8
Jf
.fe
i
A
SAVE
50
on
fuel
bills
with
the
new
improved
patented
.
"BOOKER"
,
lookine
for
souvenirs,
anvthinz
I
"It
is
a
good
thing,
a
very
separate
from
the
organizations
which
will
go
to
make
It
up.
A
resolution
from
the-
King
E.-lward
School
PTA
requesting
that
the
city
be
asked
to
take
measures
to
protect
children
crossing
at
the
heavily-trafficked
corners
at
Second
and
M'-Bride
by
the
Civic
Centre
and
also
at
Eighth
and
McBride,
was
endorsed
by
the
PT
Council
and
wll'
be
forwarded
to
the
citv.
which
characterized
the
Orient.
And
they
got
things,
too.
tMost
of
the
sailors
spoke
no
English
but
they
laughed
with
the
kids,
nodded
hearts
vigorously.
Some
frowned
as
their
cabins
were
invaded.
"I
never
see
this
before,"
said
one
sailor
in
halting
English.
He
Folder
showing
4
models
of
BOOKI.K
heaters
or
furnaces
free
on
request
at
good
thing."
He
spoke
with
a
i
hesitating
English.
He
said
he
j
had
made
two
trips
into
the
Korean
war
theatre,
transport-,
ing
American
troops
last
year'
from
Okinawa.
I
About
Japan
he
said
"every-
j
thing
is
fine
now."
There
was
enough
to
eat,
he
said,
and
big
!
buildings
were
being
erected
everywhere.
Many
new
Indus-1
tries
had
been
established
since
j
the
war,
"and
Japanese
are
;
happy."
Capt.
Mishima
expects
to
be
j
back
here
in
February.
In
the
meantime,
his
ship
will
go
into!
drjdock
for
a
month.
'
Prince
Rupert',
delegate
to
the1
ln
th?rff5'
of
novt.
nr.
Pa-t.T.o-w
cabin.
He
was
Third
Officer
M.
Ishii.
He
said
he
liked
kids
Island
City
Builder's
Supply
vent'on
to
be
held
in
Kelowna
on
!
Mv
1
but
not
so
many
on
the
ship.
Mast
of
the
youthful
souvenir
hunters,
wanted
Japanese
cigar-
April
16,
17
and
18,
1952,
has
been
asked
to
perform
a
duty
which
is
considered
a
great
50!
MrBride
Street
Phone
Slue
8120
.
,L)
I.iiS
ENJOY
their
WcflnpsHu,,
r,
.
..
,
honor.
She
will
be
called
uDon
ettes-
niches
''
peanuts.
But
V
CmC
UCIUre-
Left
to
"re
Barbara
Hubert
L
au-liemin
11
r
Riirn
'
T
,1
1
rJ
;.
":laldf
mrrr':Dald.
Bcat"'
y
Landon,
Patricia
to
Thank
the
speaker
at
the
con-
I
tnev
were
surprised
to
find
most
'
"
uavm
jonn,
Alien
John,
Marlecn
Krueger.
of
the
literature
comic
boots
similar
to
those
they
owned
Ginny
Simms
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Sings
Its
Praises!
Xf
j-crSonafs-
.Meftertfonjji
vcnlion
s
banquet.
This
year's
delegate
will
be
chosen
from
3'irden
Street
School.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
'ncluded
Mrs.
D.
Gomez.
Mrs.
Mirt;.
Mis.
J.
Bowman.
Mrs.
W.
W.
Bowes,
Mrs.
K.
Hardy,
Mrs.
Logan.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Dominato,
T.
G.
Bateman,
Mrs.
M.
Hansen,
W.
D.
Griffiths,
I
Downing
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
Denning.
President
R.
G.
Moore
was
in
'he
chair.
themselves.
Capt.
Kunio
Mkhlma
didn't
seem
to
mind
the
youngsters'
invasion.
He
smiled,
but
admitted
this
hadn't
happened
ln
other
places.
SHIP'S
TOI
R
Did
the
Daily
News
men
wish
to
see
his
ship?
He
would
gladly
show
them
around,
and
proceeded
to
lead
a
tour
from
the
bridge
to
the
bowels
of
the
ship.
He
was
very
efficient
in
conducting
the
tour,
leaving
out
nothing
of
interest,
yet
not
lingering
anywhere
in
particular
DELN0R
RASPBERRIES
the
perfect
Dessert
M
-.
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Blackburn
are
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
F.
Molo
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
jG'jorge
for
a
Hip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Richards
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prinre
George
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
readers
Gifts
galore
gifts
and
gifts
some
more
at
The
Totem
Pole
Organize
After
Venison
Dinner
1
;
4
'
'
Mrs.
C.
I,.
Yoimemnn,
who
has1
Glft
S,,0P-
Mtcl
been
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Van-'
couvcr.
'
re1
un.rd
hume
on
Ihe
Prln"e
Rupert
Fishermen
and
P,
incc
Geon;"
yesterday
j
Vessel
Owners'
Association
mect-
i
ing
at
Civic
Centre,
Friday.
7
har
Id
Parker,
wtio
went
couth
:
p.m.
(280ci
three
weeks
ago
for
medical
treatment,
returned
home
on
the
Buy
your
cakes
for
the
week-Pi
incj
George
yesterday.
nd
at
Women's
Curling
Club
'
(live
your
uipals
a
now
iuiIa
!
Take
:
tin;
tip
friMit
1
tinny
SimniH.
C'-m-.
mm
s
am
ik,
BuNNh
r
MttiKurmr
"it
h
!
tint
spnwi
nt
any
;.ri(i
l.iko
the
j
"clrlinttwj
B'nntrf!!iH,
you'll
love
the
inorninR-fresh.
Kunny-twwt
flnmr
of
i
thin
bne-iuaSity
all
vegdnhle
mar-;
uarine.
You'll
appreciate
Blue
'.Vi':--
SI.
Andrew's
Cathedral
.Men's
Club
Formed
.With
Sgt.
I'ottcrton
as
President
An-
UoNNKT'Btttrfritum.
And
vou'U
wi.-lcorne
Tv.'enty-four
men
of
St,
IT
IN
3
i
K
junior
hardicialt
classes
at
the
Civic
Centre
are
.Varle'..i
and
L'nda
Fermison.
With
fret
saws
they
have
i
ciinatructiou
on
a
Halda
war
caniw.
...
nome
oake
at
Gordon
&
And-;
Philip
M.
Ray
returned
to
the
erson's
Store,
Saturday,
Decern-'
city
on
the
Prince
George
yes-ber
1.
11:00
to
3:00
p.m.
(28001
lerday
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
:
Don't
forcet
"St
Andrew
s
drew's
Anglican
Cathedral
gath-
it
nal
economy.
So
buy
Bixe
Honnkt
nd
tint
"all
3"
Flavor
1
Nutrition!
mri
ered
fnr
for
u
a
vonUnn
vem.son
supper
Rimnor
Jpst
evening
and
wore
to
enUnrert
K.roimni-e-c!
Use
it
in
cooking,
on
I
vegetal
ties,
as
a
drlicious
spread.
!
Night."
Celebrate
by
coming
tD
w'1"1
ihe
enjoyment
of
ths
jnh'i
riQiinhtoi-c'
s.t.k
toecthcr
that-
thev
decided
to
A.
Hebb
left
on
Mrs.
O.
evening
V$
train
for
Smithers
'
il,.
Ap.,-,nin
xt
,
t'nrm
A
Cnt.hrd'nl
Mpn's
nliih
.
Foremost
in
Frozen
Foods
AN
ALL-CANADIAN
COMPANY
Blue
Bon
nut
Margarine
is
mild
in
two
tyfrt's
regular
economy
pafkage
with
m(r
wafer,
and
bIho
in
the
fanmus
V
Ki.ujw
Qhik
hag
for
fast,
cay
vnUtr.
wr-z?
wlicre
she
wiil
spend
the
winterl,,)
,
n
m
'
',,
which
will
meet
for
suuucr
once
visiting
with
Mis.
Gordon
Young,
j
i
a
month
from
now
on.
Lulcflsh
and
fishcake
dinner
I
The
dinner
was
nivnan-d
nnri-r
D'strit
Forester
M.
O.
Kultan-
VITAMIN
O
INCREAMO
sailing
on
the
Prince
:
al
wle
UL"lrn
niurcn,
&aiur-
the
direction
of
Foster
Jiusoy
as
tonifjit
for
Victoria
to
day
Dcccmbcr
I.
from
5
to
8,
chef
and
was
an
appetizing
rc-
der
is
!
George
HOMOGENIZED
VACUUM
HCKm
!iJ-;
...
ij
r-
,w
attend
a
district
forester's
meet
'
uuiw
.
i,
cniiaren
owe.
!
past
which
U'ew
I
w;
coniplimen-Evcrybody
welcome.
(280ci
tary
comment
ol
all
those
'
prc-
.
i
sent.
Rev.
Canon
Basil
S.
Procktcr,
the
dean,
p.-jskird
and
the
raris
service
ucparlmcnl
closed
all
day
Saturday,
December
1,
for
stocktaking.
Gas
pumps
open
at
usual
hours.
Rupert
;
r
J
w
i
Motors.
(280c)
;
Sgt.
L.
A.
roUnrlon
war.
elected
prc
;'dcnt
and
G.
E.
Moore
is
secri'tnrv-trca.surer.
I
Olof
Hanson
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Geornc
yesterday
from
Vancouver
for
one
of
his
periodical
business
visits
here
and
to
his
timber
operation;;
in
t'vj
interior.
I
M.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance,
who
have
been
holidaying
for
the
past
three
weeks
ln
the
sooth,
relumed
to
the
city
on
the
1
1
ince
George
l
est
Jiclay
from
Vancouver.
Legion
45
Supper
'"ccting.
Thursday,
AMSTERDAM
P
The
Nclher-
(27!)ni
lands
now
nas
occome
me
worm
s
I
largest
exporter
of
supcrphespat-
Amateur
hour,
Moose
Tern-
-;r.
With
six
plants
now
in
oper-ple,
Friday,
November
30th,
7:30
lalion
it
if
expected
the
pre-war
p.m.
Admission:
1
toy.
children;
!
export
total
of
440,000
tons
will
Cap'.
George
Dorherty,
who
lluy
It.
C.
fWnrk
came
f
oin
Vancoiujr
to
p41nL
j
silver
collection
adults.
Ever-j
soon
be
surpassed.
i
me
Japanese
gram
snip
which
oc(iy
Relcom
war
,p
nort
this
week,
is
suilMigi
'-:-
-
by
the
Prince
George
tonight
on
his
return
south.
ATTENTION
all
members
or1
the
Prince
Rupert
District
Boyi
Scout
Association
On
Friday,
Nov.
30
at
8
p.m.,
the
annual
!
meeting
takes
piace
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Decide
NOW
to
attend.!
(280CJ
,
Jn
CRAf'I
for
Junior
girls
is
popular
at
the
Civic
Centre
,
Friday
afternoon.
More
than
20
girls
called
on
Instructor
4
Milcr
las;
week.
Crowd.
ng
into
this
picture
in
the
crafts
fi
and
facing
camera
are
Shirley
Anna
Augier,
Dorothy
Huber,
t
:'cllne
Erluai
.
Judv
H.iuEan.
Oeorsina
Ferguson
(with
parrot
I
.
IX'iilock
and
Louise
Thomas.
I'
Miss
Frances
Cummings
of
the
BC.
Packers
(Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.i
office
staff,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
after
a
three
months'
holiday
trip
to
her
native
England.
Much
of
the
time
was
spent
in
and
around
London.
Miss
Cummings
flew
across
the
Atlantic
Eoingand
coming.
I1
.
J
)
'
'-
.'A.'v'N'
II
IVonen
of
1
Christmas
Tree
Party
Planned
Nine
new
members
were
initiated
when
Women
of
tire
Moose
met
In
regular
session
at
the
Moose
Temple
with
Mrs.
C.
Mc-Intyrc,
senior
regent,
ln
the
4
h
V
Sons
of
Norway
Christmas
tree
i
chair.
The
meeting
heard
a
party
for
children
wi'l
be
held
i
gratifying
report
on
Mia
success
at
the
SON
hall
December
28,
a
I
of
a
recent
tea.
Winner
in
a
meeting"
Monday
decided.
A
!
lucky
box
drawing
was
Mrs.
Joe
dance
will
follow
the
children's
jRatchford.
Enjoyable
entertain-party.
A
large
attendance
show-
j
ment
was
provided
after
the
ed
up
at
the
meeting,
at
which
meeting
by
the
child
welfare
President
Ncls
Gunderson
pre-!
committee
und'er
the
convenor-sided.
f
hip
of
Mrs.
G.
Mclnnis.
RPTnp.IT
(c
Clll.,
M,
Tlnn
Trite
fhllvh
thptl
GIFT
WRAPPING
,
"
'n'u
ia
jttiuii;
uuwii
nit
-
j
wv.
t
i
;uul
romping
at
the
Civic
Centre
Wed
ne'
clay
after-
T1
Oil"
nf
I
U
.
i
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Raincoats
Regular
value
$32.50
Dollar
Doy
Special
$15.00
2
Only
Shortie
CoatS
Regular
value
$32.50
Dollar
Day
Special
$15.00.
DreSSeS
Prints,
Crepes,
Wools.
Regular
values
to
$19.50
Dollar
Day
Special
$5.00
Wool
SkirtS
Tartans
and
Checks.
Values
to
$9.95
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Dollar
Day
Special
$4.00
BtOlU
OS-Regular
values
to
$5
95
Dollar
Day
Special
$2.00
Flannelette
Gowns
&
Pyjamas
Reg
values
to
$5.00
Dollar
Day
special
$2.00
Rayon
Slips
Black.
White
and
Tcarose.
Reg.
values
to
$2.95
Dollar
Day
Special
$1.00
Rayon
PanteeS
AH
colors
Do'lar
Day
Special
3
pair
for
$1.00
Lcunging
Pyjamas
Values
to
$19.50
Dollar
Day
Special
$3.00
GownS
Satins.
Crcocs
and
Prints,
lace
trimmed.
Reg.
Values
to
8.95.
Dollar
Dov
Soccial
$3.00
THESE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
AT
ANNETTE
MANSELL
LADIES'
WEAR
525
3rd
Ave.
Phone
150
leading
the
way.
f
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Now
Is
the
time
to
.'hop
for
your
Colored
Cellophane
Paper,
Ch
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Seals,
Tinselled
String.
Christmas
Scotch
Tape
and
other
Gift
Wrapping
Novelties.
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OF
COOK'NG
BEST
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FOOD
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