oUean
oLiLrA
If,
teaman
Prince
Rupi'rt
Friday,
May
I
oca
COAL
J-tere
(Jul
LjearnS
for
JIt
PERSONAL
SPECIAL!
James
Gorman
Is
CNRA
Head
James
Gorman
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
here.
C.
A.
Berner,
retiring
president,
becomes
honorary
president
of
the
Association.
Miss
Yvonne
Morin
is
secre
Able
Seaman
Raymond
Dean,
21,
appendicitis-stricken
sailor
off
HMCS
Athabaskan,
likes
the
treatment
he
is
getting
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
but
he
is
anxious
to
get
out
and
take
advantage
of
his
44
days
of
leave.
His
home
is
at
404
Nairn
"
-
lberta
Deep
Seam
?
$
)-75
PER
TON
10
SACKS,
8.50
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
ster
and
Dorothy.
17.
are
lust
anxious
to
see
him
again
after
more
than
10
months'
absence
Dean
was
stricken
wttT.n
pendteUta
T
on
board
the
Ath"
"
t.Vrnit,
baskan
as
the
t
warship
warsn'B
.
was
,
re"
;
urning
from
Korean
war
theatre
,
io
Esquimau.
The
destroyer
changed
course
some
600
miles
jT
WE
INVITE
YOU
TO
Ty
ON
AN
Aquascutum
ALL-WEATHER
COAT
bert
&
McCaffery
LIMIItU
...
.auuc
tuani
anaiing.ana
Just
lay
around,"
he
steamed
full
speed
ahead
into
vowed,
which
is
probably
Ju.st
i-nnce
Rupert,
to
bring
the
sick
exactly
what
his
doctor
has
in
seaman
to
hospital
last
Tuesday
j
mind
for
Dean.
r"8ht-
He
hasn't
got
a
girl
friend
peraU0n
waa
Performed
-
h"me:
fvs
Dean,
so
he
and
Jack
Cobb,
who
has
been
ill
with
asthma,
was
able
to
leave
the
hospital
recently.
He
was
under
treatment
for
some
weeks.
Arrivals
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Princess
Louise
from
Vancouver
were
B.
J.
Bacon,
J.
D.
Luckman,
Mrs.
3.
nfrl
C.
H.
Orme,
pioneer
city
drug-
8est
now
esirig
in
Victoria,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday''
Plane
from
th
th
will
be
here
for
the
next
week
on
business
usiness'
M'ss
Lois
Stevens
of
New
York,
public
relation
officer,
Cuium-
oia
ceuuiosc
i;o.,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Van-
cduver
and
expects
to
be
back
here
again
a
few
days
before
the
formal
opening
of
the
new
pulp
mill
on
June
12.
Mr-
"J
Mr-
W.
J.
Scott
and
and
M-
C.
Mitchell
an
leaving
by
car
tonight
for
a
week-end
trip
to
Smithers
and
ur"
mite
mr.
tcoit
win
at-
ltnd
a
meeting
of
the
School
Trustees'
Association
of
Central
Brltlsn
Columbia
at
Burns
Lake.
Harold
Church
nf
ih.
nmi.
ment
of
Veterans
Affairs
wiil
arrive
In
the
city
on
tomorrow
I
ghu
train
ln
c
f
onc
0f
his
nffiriii
tri,i
qh
next
Tuesdav
on
The
cL,1
FoT'vInouver.0
WWle
h"?
will
meet
with
local
veterans
to
discuss
problems
'
:
!
The
latest
In
engagement
"ngs-
The
Feature
lock.
The
diamond
ring
locks
with
the
wedding
ring
so
they
cannot;
separate
on
the
fin?er
and
wear
each
other.
From
$156.00
un.
1
Here
if
the
general
purpose
coat
every
nun
will
welcome;
it
ii
ideal
for
wearing
in
aoy
weather
and
yet
it
dressy
enough
for
almost
occasion.
You'll
like
their
looks,
their
erviceaDiiuy
ana
meir
prices
o
come
in
and
lee
the
new
Aquascutum
"ail
weather"
coats
today.
WATTS
and
NICKERS0N
Largest
stock
of
diamond
rings
-rasl
Mls,treea
L.O.B.A.
sale
we
ever
had.
John
Bulger
Jew-
nomexking
and
candy,
June
eerv
...
(ltc)18.
Up
to
within
a
few
days
ago,!
persons
could
be
found
living
i
along
the
Skeona
Highway
who
had
never
heard
of
the
CNR
bus
1
with
its
schedule
covering
the
I
route
between
Prince
Rupert
and
i
Smithers.
They
said
they
found
'
the
news
most
interesting.
I
Daily
News
3
18,
1951
tary
and
Miss
Eugenia
Pavllikis,
treasurer.
Chairman
of
the
tennis
committee
Is
James
Roberts
with
Ed.
Hildbrand
chairman
of
five
pin
bowling.
ANCIENT
ART
Earliest
known
sculptures
ln
India
are
figures
found
in
th
Indus
Vallev.
believed
to
dale
from
2800-2300
B.C.
r
'
i"
I
'
y
u
any
1
vw
i
-
50
Furniture
Ltd.
327
3rd
AVE.
WEST
,
Over
Quarter
Century
mm
!
i
'XL
iv
FINEST
OF
COOKING
Us
Sexmu
(jou
FINE
CHROME
SELECTION
Duncan
Phyh-
and
V-Ijeg
Ttablcs.
Drop-leaf,
Pcnna-leaf
or
separate
loaf
In
ARBORITE
or
FORMICA
tops.
$CQ
EJA
Yellow,
Blue,
Grey
and
Red.
From:.-
tft''
CHAIRS
...
All
Styles
i
t
Sea-wave,
Pearl-tone
or
Corsage
Covers.
Spring-filled
seats
j
or
Hair-lok.
Black,
Biuc,
Red,
Yellow
and
Oroy.
'
I
haven't
forgotten
anything,
pet
.
.
.
rubbers,
umbrella,
and
hat"
Ecstall
Iron
Mine
Opening
Crew
Arriving
Here
This
Week
Enruute
to
Northern
Pyrites
Northern
Pyrites
noted
iron
mid
sulphur
property
on
the
Ecstall
River,
which
has
been
mHLuve
since
me
pie-war
years
wnrii
i-uiisiuernoie
oeveiopmeni
i
.
ft
furJeJ
ome
CKoKS
..!5Lel.....
I
c"!d
noP
around.
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Z
"Jr.
1
fcT
.
.
I
h7
V
u,
.
bo?'
two
we?ks
l
Mond,
grinning
sailor
T
m
1
t0
g0
back
t0
hUi
?
Mch
dCked
at
Es1uimalt
yesterday
morning
to
pick
up
his
leave
pass
and
head
east.
"I'm
going
to
take
things
nice
1
and
easy.
I'm
colne
to
tu
fui-'
iuiuu
1
luiiiu
at
an
to
nave
ms
picture
taken
with
smiling
nurse,
Miss
Juanlta
Keith
RN
i
"It's
great
to
see
and
hear
a
Canadian
woman
again.
I
could
i
listen
to
them
all
day
long."
Dean
was
worried
first
about
Ihis
mother,
back
in
Toronto
She
jhad
been
ill,
he
said,
and
was
I
afraid
his
own
set-back
would
add
to
her
worry
But
when
he
a(
wu
f"
terday
saying
she
had
been
tele-
phoned
by
his
shipmates
that
her
son
was
doing
fine,
Dean
was
greatly
relieved.
!
"We've
got
a
great
ship,"
he
asserted.
Everyone
does
their
best
for
another."
j
The
sailor
was
a
bit
homesick,
out
in
Korean
waters,
for
it
was
his
first
time
away
from
home
I
for
any
length
of
time.
But
I
got
over
it.
We
were
too
busy
to
do
much
thinking,"
he
1
said.
j
Mail
from
home
had
been
slow
at
first,
but
service
had
been
I
"very
good"
after
the
first
few
months.
He
called
the
Far
Ea.;t
a
"pretty
dirty
place."
Every-
j
thing,
he
said,
looked
and
smell-
led
unclean.
.
The
first
thing
he
noticed
after
landing
again
on
C'ana-ian
shores
was
the
fresh
smell
of
the
air,
the
green
grass
and
the
tall
trees.
From
the
win
dow
of
his
hospital
room
hi
can
see
the
forest
clad
moun
tains
and
admits
he
has
"fallen
a
little
bit
in
love"
with
West
Coast
scenery.
"I
bet
there's
some
good
fish-'
ing
in
those
mountain
streams,"
he
smiled,
a
little
wistfully.
He
said
he
was
well
looksd
after,
and
was
especially
grateful,
to
the
Canadian
Legion
of
Prince
Rupert
which
had
given
him
cigarettes
and
to
the
nurses
of
the
hospital
who
"seem
to
make
so
much
fuss"
about
him.
MONSTER
CATCH
The
world's
lnrppst.
lnke
tronv
g3
pounds,
was
taken
from
Lake
Athapuskow
near
Flin
Flon,
Man.,
in
1930.
SI
33
&
2?
j
111
i
I
:
Point
by
point
comparitontl
Now
develop
mant
bungs
automatic
hooting
within
roochof.lll
HAS-IT!
WIITI
CAU
COHC
IN
SAANICH
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
Phone
Blue
846
Prince
Rupert
From
$
9
A.
MacKenzie
PHONE
773
A
Good
Place
to
Buy
C
F.
Bartlrt
t.
sailed
last,
niirht
I
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Skalmerud
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Sidney
Kielback
is
In
Victoria
on
vacation.
He
expects
to
be
back
within
the
next
few
weeks.
General
condition
of
Wm.
Johnston,
who
has
been
In
the
general
hospital
here
for
some
time,
remains
about
as
good
as
can
be
expected.
S.O.N.
Smorgaasbord
Friday,
May
id.
Program
and
supper,
I
"
snarp.
uance
ll
to
Z
a.m.
Tickets
at
the
door.
(117o)
,
pL"8'"
"Ce
4Trt,
on
"e
"Lif
a
the
Petersburg?
,
mK
,
a&i?
25f"ML"f;
and
J"
"i
rtson
Whltchorse;
NL-.
and
,Mts:
R-
J-
Zurbrlg,
to
Skagway.
nnciuu
em
en
I
i
Kaslern
star
Tea,
Masonic
Temple,
May
17.
S.O.N.
Smorgaasbord,
May
18.
Canadian
Legion
card
carcl
party
party
Ma
22.
.
...
Luthcran
tea-
May
26.
Card
P
Catholic
Hall,
May
Job
s
Daughters
Jamboree
May
31,
June
1,
2
Queen
Marv
innir
ipa
t.,
21
r
TOnrn'iJini
i
h
'
West
'
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,.
"u,"c
cuu""8
saic,
Cathnlio
Hall
inn.
i
Menstrual
Pains...
use
PARADOL
'
I'
M
ALD.
G.
B.
CASEY,
Chairman,
Parks
Board.
117
was
carried
on,
is
to
receive
at-
grapns
offlce
hgre
for
tne
past
tention
again.
j
elgnt
years,
ls
being
transferred
Next
Sunday,
E.
E.
Mason,
who
to
North
Battleford,
Saskatche-directed
the
operations
before
I
wan.
where
he
will
be
manager-
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lonod
and
Printed
Impt
service
writ's
sti'iho
Street
Box
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i-ton
38U
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Rupert
.d
Steam
Boiler
gcration
and
ipe
weiucrs
jfircl
Operators
Lid
Stacks,
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nd
Tanks
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Also
agents
for
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
n.
Acetylene
and
all
applies.
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CARTAGE
RAGE
LIMITED
md
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Avenues
Phones
fifl
and
68
MASTER
REELS
Reduced
0
c
each
KATHALL'S
Finishinv
Mrd
Ave.
W.
Covers
f'ced
from
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ly
selection
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i
at
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Cost
'"'Reservations
Jy'te
or
Call
CIT
on
UEPOT
'"CE
RUPERT,
1L
4
PREPARE
For
the
24th
:
FLAGS
STREAMERS
BALLOONS
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Transferred
to
No.
Battleford
Thomas
Lunn,
accountant
at
lne
Canadian
National
Tele-,
operator.
He
leaves
on
tonight's
train
for
his
new
post.
Mrs.
Lunn
and
two
children
will
leave
at
the
close
of
the
school
term.
.Miss
Eugenia
Pavllikis
will
assume
the
dtuies
of
accountant
here.
R.
A.
Fraser
recently
arrived
from
Edmonton
to
Join
the
staff,
Rotary
Club
Sees
Arctic
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
after
the
.weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
was
taken
on
a
twenty-eight
month
Arctic
voyage
hy
picture
from
Vancouver
to
Lunenburg.
Nova
Scotia,
aboard
the
stout
Royal
Canadian
Mounted'
Police
patrol
ship
St.
Roch.
The
j
picture,
graphic
and
highly
in-
j
tcrestlng,
is
entitled
"Northwest
J
Passage.'
.'
It
was
presented
by.
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton,
RCMP.
President
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
the
chair
and
welcomed
Harold
Thorn,
manager
of
Atlin
Fisheries,
as
a
new
member.
Guests
included
A.
Buchanan,
Vancouver
Rotarian,
and
Dr.
"Tex"
Morton.
FIRST
UNDERGROUND
The
first
ele:tric
railway
sn
London,
England,
was
opened
in
189C,
underground
from
south
London
to
the
financial
district.
HOW
600D
CAN
COFFEE
BE
?
TRY
THE
CJEW
IMUdtJiS
AND
yOlfli
FIND
THE
ANSWER
5SM'M
r.norr,
U
HllliMi
mtmmm
mt
.a
the
war,
is
coming
back
with
a
j
crew
of
eight
men
enroute
to
the
j
property.
Th
extent
of
the
work
which
may
now
be
coming
up
;
will
not
be
known
until
Mr.
Mason
arrives
New
possibilities
for
Northern
'
Pyrites
have
been
seen
of
late
;
in
relation
to
the
mooted
estab-j
ILshmont
of
a
steel
Industry
on
i
this
coast
and
also
as
a
handy
,
fupplicr
of
sulphur
for
the
new
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
pulp
mill
which
Is
now
bringing
its
sulphur
all
the
way
from
Texas.
Coming
Here
From
Germany
Mrs.
Minnie
Kraupner,
sister-in-law
of
Hugo
Kraupner,
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
this
month
from
Germany
to
make
her
future
home
here.
She
will
tj
accompanied
by
her
son,
Achim.
'
They
will
leave
London
by
air
May
22
and
,
arrive
here
four
days
later.
'.
Mrs.
Kraupner
ls
the
widow
;
of
Johannes
Richard
Kraupner
who
lost
his
life
in
Rennie,
France,
while
with
the
German
Army
war
services
during
World
War
II.
For
th,?
past
five
years
Mrs.
Kraupner
has'been
employed
as
personnel
manager
of
the
signal
section
in
the
American
zone
of
Germany
at
Fuerth.
Bavaria.
On
Rirlval
at
Prince
Rupert
sin
will
be
employed
at
Ideal
Cleaners.
A
classified
will
buy.
sell
or
find
It.
Hwt
It
ntw
blmd
M
Md,
w
Wtlkieui
dtt
tm
wtm'i
Mim
M
till
yon
Mi
H.
Hr
It
t
m
framri,
rfrtsK(n
btt
Oidw
idt
mi
Mtlkm't
Coftt
fcM
yea)
tmcw
ledty.
Thwt
yet'll
know
kow
od
ceffn
cm
.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
OKOEKS
PHONE
ZOO
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let
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Green
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Reward
Will
be
paid
by
the
Paris'
Board
for
information
leading
to
tlv!
identity
of
the
person
or
persons
engaged
ln
acts
of
vandalism
by
destroying
decorative
work
under
construction
at.
the
Ro'K?velt
Park
cairn.
Let
us
see
to
your
car's
needs.,
through
regular
check-ups
on
Tires,
Buttery,
;
Radiator
and
Crankcase
;
aWo.
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
j
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and
AUSTIN
DEALERS!
Third
Avenue
at
This
advertisement
Is
not
puolished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Culmnltia.