"1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday.
January
17,
1951
RVDIO
DIAL
CFPR
1240
Kilocycles
Army
Ups
Pay
Lure
Australia
Plans
For
Antarctica
By
LOUIS
L.
LECK.
Canadian
Preta
Cotwp.aent
NEW
DELHI
9
Dr.
S.
Sinha,
head
of
the
Indian
mission
in
Tl-
mania
which,
lies
hidden
be-,
hind
the
towering
snow-covered
barrier
of
thp
Queen
Ma.ud!
range.
In
French
Adelle
Land,
a
thin!
wedge
of
territory
slicing
the
bi
Australian
quadrant
of
Antarctica,
scientists
have
brcn
surveying
and
lunning
meteoiolugicaij
Btiil
utn.c
anil
t'.bint.
c.tiiitr(iiia.
Boa
Constrictor
Reaches
Edmonton
(,Hul)je(,t,
t,
Change)
'
1RACE
BULGING
i
.
leriorTown
Outgrows
Itself
iport
of
Cellulose
Aluminum
Terrace
is
bulging
at
the
scams.
Everything
m.s
to
be
outgrov
n
although,
be
it
said
for
the
bet,
has
been
advised
by
the
In-
bvi'dian
government
to
remain
hi
EDMONTON
-
A
3-foot
Lhasa-
Dr-
Euiha
has
reported
OTTAWA
Recent
pay
increas-j
constrictor
that
had
coiled
itself
that
all
is
in
the
Tihetan
SYDNEY,
Australia
Ex-
VVEpNESDAX-
P
H
:00
Jimmy
Sliieids
4:15
tyusta
by.'QoodmaA
er,
for
the
armed
forces
add
much!
around
the
stalk
of
a
bunch
of
qujut
capital.
tension
of
Australia's,
scientific
0
the
constantly
shifting
South!
:ju
.waggle
M,ugglns
ernerpnse
10
aukaiouku
Magnetic
Pole
stem
from
the
work
aeady
be-
:
in,m,.',
r,nni
to
the
attractions
of
military
,
bananas
was
discovered
in
Ed-hfe-particularly
for
senior
olii-1
()nton
yesterday.
The
snakt
from
Pana
and
was
Here's
what
the
raises
do
to,came
the
monthly
pay
and
allowances
i
captured
in
a
box
before
it
waji
Oi
our
top.
brass
and
"other!
able
to
escape
or
harm
anyone.
Jness
men,
of
the
rapidly
expanding
community
they
ire
making
effective
efforts,
to
keep
up
as
be
evidenced
by
the
modernization
of
several
of
I
business
premises
Anyone
who
has
not
seea
lng
done
at
weather
and
re-
search
stations
on
Lslar
4s
near
v
neighboring
expe-
0'ut.
uie
contaisat.
pear
posl
,iM
in
thg
chain
Q
meteor.
Preparations
at
present
are
ologlcal
information
which,
in
being
made
for
the
relief
or
a,
days
to
come
wU1
garnerect
dozen
men
on
Heard
Island
and
j,.om
slaUon3
circlillg
Uie
Ant-a
similar
number
on
MacQune
arcU
v
cprltnent,
Ilnnrl
Tho
splpnliyta
hnvp
On-!
rank.'
(married:
Now
It
has
been
turned
over
alive'
I&50
I
to
University
of
Alberta
where
j
$800:
(t
wiu
be
fed
with
mice,
rats
and;
ice
(or
tew
mouths
Is
Ira
FRAMES!
FRAMES!
Come
in
and
choose
one
for
that
Christmas
Photo.
We
rarry
a
large
line
of
l'p-To-l)ate
Mouldings
WRATHALL'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave.
W.
Major-Genera!
$9C1
4:45-r-Stock
Quotiious
&
I,nt,.
4:55,
CBC
News
5:00
International
Conity.
'
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4:30,
Preluda
to
Dusk
S:46The
Question
Box
6:00
Suppei;
Serenade
6;
15
Frecld.Y
Martin
Si
Occix.
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Vwieitieii
f:45
Saddle
Rx:kin'
Rhytbw
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New
l.H
QBC
News
Roupdup,
T:3Q
Ccrneliun,
YesetelyjOr
CUisl,
?:00
Vluiii.
Choir
Boy.t
tret
by
t,ht(
improvements.
716
Brigadier
857
Colonel
676
birds.
Boa
constrictors,
normal-,
i,
vtiyc
ri.caij4ieiu
olus
uwli
oug-
prntpfl
nn
t.h
tKlnnrli
for
a
vear.
shipment
to
the
Western
Plywoods
veneer
mill
at
New
Westr
minster.
AGRCULTVKE
Australian
operations
are
limited
gested
a
a
possible
site
for
thel.,",J1
S
to
t.h.
two
nutnosu
i.main
base
of
the
Australian
con-
?l.."r:r;
25
32fi!!y.
are
about
15
feet
long.
254
j
248
simply
rounds
out
a
reorganiza-158
Won
and
levelling
out
in
pay,
jf
titers
if
9
many
new
busies
too
as
rapidly
growing
jJytUm
demands
wore,
good
servioea.
Nw
home
building
$so
In
considerable
evidence
ough.
lack
of
housing
is
a
Inuing
problem.
,
,'.tinental
expedition.
Other
sites
"euienant
ma
Plans
are
v.
being
made
also,
i
for
Warrant
Officer
I
296
conl
lat
witn
a
vlew
to
an
expedition
to
the
continent
.
-,Pa,w
Private
(trained)
170
While
eclipsed,
agriculture
Is
not
dormant
around-
Terrace
which
during
recent
years
hai
Uigiirm.
.
,f
r.n.
wiiH
r.
'
Rates
are
identical
for
enrres-
that
has
been
going
on
since
External
Affairs
Minister
unaP
in
Kin
Oeoree
v
'
Land
J
ponding
ranks
in
navv
and
air
1946.
'
been
getting
a
share
of
new
seW
:
30
Jiu:ob
aw.sk
&
'I
b
$iU)fttf
rvial.
of
Columbia
Cellulose
tiers
whllo
a
lot
of
new
land
has
JOHN
H.
Percy
C.
Spender
announced
m
at
iweu
island,
off
Queen
I
force.
I
in
short,
they
say,
that
it
was
July
that
the
government
ln-,Maud
Land,
a
distance
of
1200'
Marriage
allowances
are
in-!
the
pay
boosts
granted
in
1947
r
Its
Dig
logging
operations
uu.
b(j4!ll
brought
under,
cultivation
i:...
Xalum
Valley
to
the
bl!.
.n
.,,
-
-,,,,
,
a.
Ung
factor
in
Terraces
re-
ernmenfs
land
clearing
program
BULGER
C
yrOWtll.
"cak
jem
vuiuuiwrai
qj
1941)
tended
to
hive
a
special
shP;mt;M
fj.om
Cnne
Frpshflelrt.
I
eluded
as
well
as
basic
pay
and
and
1948,
thai
were
out
of
line,
built
to
send
on
a
expedition:
It
js
eXpe;ted
that
another
j
subsistence
allowance.
j
The
new
changes
are
said
lo
to
Antarctica
in
December
1952.
station
wljl
be
set
up
eventually
Disparity
in
the
percentage
iron
out
these
inequities
and
put
There
is
also
a
possibility
that
in
the
far
west
of
the
Australian
increase
is
explained
this
way
at
j
both
officers
and
men
in
linn
tlie
government
will
send
a
party
territory,
in
Princess
Elizabeth
National
Defense
headquarters,
j
with
the
basic
wage
policy
work-there
in
a
chartered
vessel
in
Land
or
in
MacRobertson
Land.
The
new
increases,
they
say,
ed
out
in
1946.
(
December
this
year.
It
is
hoped.
.
t
..se
is
expeciea
w
nave
-sou,
Among
the
most
recent
new
oft
-s
own
fcsttWB
aJtrU
;
att
w
w0
innonite
fam-
ilrhl
1W
wes
wi
wiuum.
feouv
Aboolsiocd
Ift
the
.small
sufk-oouiratcoss
woiFraser
valley
who,
bave
settled
pc
couuiuubiiiK
to
u.c
a'Aijr
iSoUth
of
town.
making
their
to
land
a
small,
compact
body
of
scientists
to
build
and
main
riili:l?)ii
feet
of
sprue,
balsam
ho8,s
Ridings
by
dla-
fllHlIJ.,V"'f'W!(.-
W":Mjy!WW,:
.v-'.M.,..!:..,...:,w.;r.
v
tWynyi,r.7''rr'-'-
ig5-Ty?rr-
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
sntl
iemiocK,
wijin
a
manlieU
buildings,
trom
an
old
w:
'
tain
a
weather
and
research
sta
tion
in
Antarctica.
I,
i
The
organization
of
this
group,
an
win.
ui
iuuAj.iv.Kuu,
.........
army
canip
These
people
are
the
company
plans
to
draw,
an-;
Jacll
j
peters
and
Menno
Bullej-m
!ty
out
of
the
Terrace
dis-
wno
slarled
cieSLrm
,tnelr
iand
trutior
the
hungry
maw
of
the
wlth
lractors
ln
lne
last
gunv
even
If
it
Is
limited
to
six
or
1
i
I
pew
pulp
mill
at
Watson
m(,r
i:uu
teiv
?(es
1(:10
CBO;
ftfew
19:30
New
Concert
Orch.
10:45
Collector's
Items
11:00
V.'eathet
RtjMiit
11
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Sign
Off
1
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7:00
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8.00
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8:10
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Mornius
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t
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Nws
tnd
Comty,
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loi
Modcrvi
9:30
Murriitis
Ounsvrt
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Invitation
lo
the
Waltz
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
,
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11
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Recorded
Interlude
11
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodlti
?-.-
t&lSr-CBC
News.
i2:2&
Program
Resume
(ranwhile,
with
logging
anil
.frilling
long
kin!
the
nia-imluslry
of
this
once
quiet
farming
community,
.Iv
sawmills,
with
their
at-
t
Another
new
settlor
Dutch,
'4
whom
there
have
been
several
at
Terrace
during
recent
years--1-is
L.
R.
Doorman
who
will
be
arriving
March
20
to
take
over
one
of
the
best
known
pioneer
farming
properties
in
the
area
the
old
Robert
Corlett
property
across
the
river
on
the
La
It
.
,
-
r
-
y
-n
-t
;4
-
f
,J
,
t
,v
"
:
"
i
t
1;
4ant
logging
operations,
tinup
full
blast
to
supply
Undiminished
market.
eiht
men,
is
a
job
which
Involves
months
ot
preparation
and
planning.
It
must
be
self-contained,
and
self-supporting.
Everything
lrom
nails
to
tractors
has
to
go
on
the
expedition
ship.
The
existing
international
activity
In
Antarctica
will
be
borne
in
mind
by
these
planners
when
they
organize
the
coming
expedition.
It
is
unlikely
that
they
will
attempt
to
duplicate
the
work
of
any
other
scientific
parties.
Where
possible,
they
will
try
to
break
iresh
ground.
K
E-FKKE
OASIS.
To
the
west
oj
the
Australian
Antarctic
territory,
!i
Quee
Maud
Land.,
a
joint
Norwegian-
'll..
Hamrland
h
Kerr
with
el?e
side.
Doorman
is
a
colleae
PLANNING
BUILDING
REPAIRING
FOR
FOR
FOR
fan
town
and
at
17-Mile
on
graduate
In
agriculture
from
jfCalum
road.
(Successor
to
Holland
and
has
been
with
the
e
Little,
the
original
and
Canadian
National
Railways
col-Ithe
only
sawmill
operator
onlzation
department
ut
head-'
area.
quartern
in
Montreal.
.
who
will
soon
be
ALUMINUM
fPohle,
a
'hip
puuM
to,
,(Oi
the'
lh
iua,c
on
Terrace
of
th
bi
road,
to,
Ws
new-
lle
9
sU,uirum
Industry
at,
Klti-kid.
thp
railwav
track
iust
maat.
40
miles
to-the
southwest,
Swedish-British,
expedtiiuA
isj
now
engaged
In
survey
work,
hoping,
Vo
make
the
first
scien-tifio
examination
ot
the
ice-free
oasis,
discovered
by
the
German
expedition
in
the
summer
of
1(939.
Call
363.,
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
MMJTIJU
.
Builders
&
Contractors
town.
i
Ls
a
matter
of
speculation
but
12:30
B.
C
.Farm
Broadcast
!,l
ile
Sawmills
(Ernest!
11
seems
to
be
an
accepted
fore-
12:55
Rec.
Int.
i
formerly
the
liitervallwy
S0
conclusion
that
both
high-
Concert
Hour
k-r
&
Supply
Co.
i4X
W
railway
wil
fcw
ft
vat-Musical
?roftram
in.
Sawmills
of
AmsW
"
:K-Ied
Uve,
Comt;.
n
Tempie
and
associate,
1
1:00
School
Bt
i,er
Bros,
at
Gold
Creek.
!
race
expansion
and
develop-
2:30-Records
at
Random
inor
River
Mills
(Oliver
R.
ment
2:45
At
Home
With
You;
1
he
geologist
of
this
expedl-
r
.
twin
also
hope
thaA
they
w.il
be
U.
K
Tei;rac
is
going
places
toward
Ui,
Iirst
to
i-ea,;a
tne
nuge
"warm"
land
the
s.e
oi
Tas-
Children
-The
Musia
Box
3:00
r
mill
on
the
south
side
Skeena
near
Copper
River,
beiug
a
reaj
big
town
and
interior
hui).
They
say
there
are
3000
peopie
around
there
now
awl
Terrace
booster
say
that
i
nidy
a
start.
'
'"Vjfx
crt-v-'
'-Vi
out
a
few
months
agu
w
reb.uUdUVit.
Adams
uiiU,
V-'ik.
ii
Bios..
Pitman.
Soienson,
Dorreen.
Jai
foring
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
outiie
Sawmill
Liu.
IW
i.
J.
b
.biniinej,
eight
miles
out
Final
Rites
At
Terrace
on
ml
Lakelse
Road.
Lakel:,e
SawnuU,
RuJvk
M-.U-
thewsj
Ernest
Sandetuillat
Remo,
IhPi
larve.i
in
th
i
,.h
,
nm.
With
Rev.
P.
H.
Mallett
offi-
Phone
649
IordCalvert
220
Sixth
St
mer
operator.
ciatinK.
the
funeral
of
the
late
And
the
sawmills
are
onlv
a'
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Shlrra
McCubbin,
The
"sure-fire"
gunners
of
the
I
part
ibf
the
timber
activity
in
wife
of
the
late
Thomas
McCub-;
that
,'area.
Hanson
Timber
&
bin
and
a
resident
of
Pacific
for(
jtuii:'r
Co.,
Little,
Haugland
many
years,
took
place
from,
Km,
pud
Carl
Pohle
are
in
a
I
Knox
United
Church
in
Terrace
r
pole
industry
o
consider-1
yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Mc-.
I
'
proportions.
Cubblo,
had
died
In
Saskatoon
i
valley
Lumber
Si
Supply
last
week
and
the
remains
were
(.
L.
M.
Qiggey.
is
active
brought
west
for
burial
along-!
11
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get-1
side
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husband
at
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Af
VANCOUVER
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Stewart
Board
Bottles
represent
money
in.
your
basement.
For
the
balance
of
this
month
only,
we
will
help
convert
them
into!
cash.
lORt
CALVXRT
In
First
Meet
Phone
1
3
2,
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n
d
our'
STEWART
The
first
meeting
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
You
can
take
your
place
beside
men
like
these
as
a
member
or
a
luui
i's
crew
by
reporting
truck
will
call
for
quantities
of
not
less
than
1
dozen
Coke
and
North
Star
Brand.
North
Star
Bottling
Works
Telephone
132
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
pf
the
village
commissioners
this
year
was
held
in
the
Town
Hall
when
the
chairman,
Ernest
Love,
administered
the
required
oaths
to
the
newly-elected
commissioners,
f.
W.
Palmer,
H.
H..
Nellson
and
W.
S.
Orr.
The
gradual
elimination
of
wooden
sidewalks
and
their
replacement
by
those
of
a
more,
permanent
nature
was
discussed.
Inquiries
are
to
be
made
as
to
the
most
suitable
type
and
action
will
be
taken
later
on
when
the
snow
has
gone.
There
was
some
discussion
as
to
the
enforcement
of
the
dog
l
uxury
at
Low
Cast
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
UU
DEPOT
For
sparkling
entertainment,
listen
to
"The
Voice
of
the
Army,"
Wednesday
evenings
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Dominion
Netwerl
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
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CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(Canada)
LIMITED
AMHERSTBURO
ONTARIO
licence
bylaw.
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advertisement
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or
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Crating
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ami
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
fur
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd
.
tor
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
!
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
S0
and
8
ylnnouncina
Onenina
of
CONTINUES
AT
JEW
CITY
CAFE
Alpine
SKIRTS
Plain
318
Sixth
Street
SPECIAL
Regular
3.69
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n
On
Saturday
Jan.
20th
1
ALL
NEW
FIXTURES
THROUGHOUT
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lonecr
99
$2
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(?
DEPT.
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STORE
How
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
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LOUKbt
MbALb
from
11
a.m.
.to
1
p.m.
and
5
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
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