Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
14,
1951
1
"Quick
Station'
A'
Plain
"Quick"
"Greaf
Caruso
On
Screen
Here
Mario
Unza!
New
...
Hottest
srojenn
a
"''1
li-
'
4
'
1
4
5t,
r
T
in
caire
i
f
t'-ie
Bulklev
Val-
,
"The
Great
Cariuo.
M-cc-Is
office
of
Quick
Station
ley
pt
techmeolor
drama
of
tacular
been
changed
to
the
sim;)-
oTk
W
th
the
agremc
ntilhe
life
and
career
ot
the
im-c
U,e
dtn.
on
mortal
tenor,
long
anticipated
,.r
.h.
n,i.ih'bv
local
moviegoers
and
lovers
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE,
.
1
Cnenlae
oi
,1,
ACM,
tomorrow
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
Canadian
Board
of
Geographi
here
for
a
run
which
will
ex-'
cal
Names,
the
change
"
hns
bcni
The
Great
Intimation
tend
U,
he
end
ol
the
A
.y
authorised.
time
Clearance
Sale
!
Mario
Lanza,
some
since
j
this
eflpct
has
been
received
X
t.W
.
1
by
E.
T.
Applevvhiiite,
MP.
Fr
I
f
;!
uvrntoO.
acknowledged
as
Caruso's
modern
counterpart,
plays
and
sings
the
title
part.
I
Ann
Blyth
has
the
role
of
the
lovely
young
American
gi
l
with
whom
the
"immortal":
tenor
falls
in
love.
Dorothv
Kirsten.
clamor
star!
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
Company,
also
has
an
important
GUARANTEED
SAVINGS
ON
EVERY
SALE
ITEM
Railvay
Tovn's
Growth
Assured
MARIO"
""
"l
ANN
LanzaIlyth
:
Rupert
Peoples
Store
ana
lni'rcsung
pari
as
Maium
CP)
Shrewd
from
the
opera
"Martha"
which
iniKU
IT
lADtni.
fr
Times
Today
W
(II
Itaiiilolnh
Scott
backed
by
lt
used
as
one
ol
ine
musical
i".irnpii:hl
rMi'J
iht
V
.
Kirsten-
Novotna
hint's
dtopred
over
a
few
h
it
highlights
of
the
new
produo-
.,iririiP
assured
the
economic
.
.
one
.sums
mi
'
BLANCHE
HHRB0M
Th
nicture
is
an
accumie
jicsperity
of
this
northern
On-
RADIO
D1A1
I24U
Kilocycles
for
genera-
tar!
i
emmunuy
CFPR
delineation
of
the
life
of
the
great
Italian
operatic
star
of
three
or
four
decades
ago
with
ttl
the
romantic
pathos
and
t:cv..i
to
come.
Car
o
1
is
a
divisional
,
point
...
.
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r'..
r
...
W,i,iml
R
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,
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
TREATS
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
"?nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est
.910.
Phones
60
and
68
7
p.m.
-
p.m.
l
TODAY
ANK
WKONr.SDAi'
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kaMwHtai
:
Sudbury.
Its
financial
security
:is
ba.-:cd
on
the
determination
of
a
man
n'ci
4'.
verrs
a
;o
Rave
100
i
acres
to
the
Canadian
Northern
I
Railway
in
return
for
an
asr?e-jmcnt
that
its
big
railway
shops
'would
never
be
moved
to
another
:
community.
i
The
bargain
was
made
in
1911
!
(Subject
..
Chancel
TUESDAY
PM.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
,
4:30
Tall
Talcs
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
lot
5:00
Internal
ion,
il
Comty.
5:10
The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Review
'
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
!
5:55
CBC
News
j
6:00
Supper
Serenade
I
6:15
Ben
Light
i
6:30
Three's
a
Cloud
New
Guinea
Goods
Sought
By
LOUIS
L.
LECK
CanHdlan
Prosn
Correspondent
lOBITTA
JOIWI
YOUHG
GOTTEN
COMING
OF
AGE
Princess
Margaret
will
be
21
Aug.
21.
There
ir
some
speculation
that
a
marriagj
announcement
may
be
made
in
at
the
same
time.
This
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
j
when
Cnpreol
was
a
hamlet
I
'
.
A
short!
the
woods.
In
nearby
Hanmcr,
photo,
taken
by
photographer
Baron
at
Buckingham
Palace,
show?
the
Princess
In
a
white
satin
gown
decorated
with
white
and
pink
roses.
(CP
PHOTO)
SYDNEY,
Australia
(CP)
Australia
could
become
self-sufficient
in
all
tropical
food,
tagging
and
beverage
crops
by
full-scale
development
of
New
Guinea,
according
to
the
big
Pacific
island's
administrator,
Col.
J.
K.
Murrav
lived
F
ank
Dennie,
to
whooe
hotel
came
surveyors
working
on
selection
of
a
site
for
the
Canadian
Northern's
workshops.
At
night
they
would
take
a
lew
drinks
with
Dennie
and
talk
over
the
day's
work.
2a
He
said
recently
that
he
had
Blackwood
on
BruL
0
So
it
was
not
too
surprising
'rpat
allh
ln
New
Guinea's
that
when
the
railway
company
bili,
,
nroduce
all
Australia's
By
Easley
Blackwottd
needs
In
coffee,
tea,
Jute,
copra,
proposed
construction
of
their
sno;;s
they
found
the
chosen
site
MOTORISTS
.
.
.
Chop
5uey
-
Chow
Me
in
Dpcn
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
Uewiire
ot
the
hand
that
looks
"too
easy.
'
No
lls
l!WI1Pd
lne
n0LCl
eCXl
..
.
.
.
!
I
1
A
1
v.
rubber,
and
other
tropical
essentials.
He
urged
Australian
primary
industries
to
set
up
the
growing
i.uu
LBC
Hews
7:15-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
8:15
Nation's
Business
8:30
Tzigane
9:00
Fiddle-Joe's
Yarns
9:30
Night
Wine
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
Adventures
of
Richard
Hannpy
11:00
Weather
Rrport
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
Musical
Cluck
8:00-CBC
News
8:10
Here's
BUI
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
-Lit
tip
Concert
,tto,.
1,,,,..
o..u
r,A
.,u4.
u
.....,.
!
"&.r
Donald
Mann,
men
neaa
the
Canadian
Northern,
was
contract,
nlav
vour
cards
carpfnllv.
Takn
pvpw
tins-!
a
tough
man
to
deal
with,
Den-;nfi
n,iHMff
in
New
Guinea
ot
'
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1
irrl
Km
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...
.
.
..
sil,le
safety
measure
as
insurance
against
distribu-ld
whe
Su"t
,
tional
pitfalls.
Come
in
today
and
sec
the
stunning
new
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
breeamew
ol
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
of
a
Ceupc
THE
PLYMOUTH
liELVEDEDE
IS
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
yoa
know
Unit
the
depreciation
on
Chry
,V
r-bC,
civ.r.
is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
I'setl
Cnr
prices
prove
this
In
hr
sn.
(
IIHYSM
H
111
ll.T
(
AltS
ON
DISH.
IV
AT
Rupert
Motors
Limited
Mr.
Abel
wont
down
on
such
a
hand
today.
Playing
five
dia-
j
monds,
he
figured
he
could
win
five
diamond
tiicks,
five
club
trirks
and
the
ace
of
spades.
Sounds
reasonable.
And
yet
the
distribution
of
some
hands
us
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
Nnrth
(Mr.
Muster-)
S-A
10
'
4
H
-7
8
4
a
D
K
J
5
C-8
4
to
buiio
tne
lownsiie
aou
uivis-Qf
nor
annuai
11,000.000
Import
.onal
point."
I
of
jUte
an(i
b;lg
imports,
i
Sir
Donald
summoned
him
to
i
New
Guinea,
with
a
popula-I
Tcror.to
wnere
he
demanded
non
0f
more
than
1,500
000
na-jihat
Dennis
sell
the
land.
Den-
i
tjves
aMd
about
5500
white
peo-I
o.
e
refused,
riiially
the
-ailway
ipiei
needed
developing
on
a
far
I
builder
agreed
to
ac.ept
the
,
more
ambitious
scale.
'urged
Col.
hotelkeeper's
terms:
'T
told
him
Murray.
;th.T.
I
uiiJ
give
aim
the
100.
IIp
sair
major
factors
in
prop-:
at
res
he
wanted
if
he
would
sign
'
er
development
ol
New
Guinea
a
rovenant
that
the
shops
would
were:
I
never
b?
removed
rum
Cap:
col."
A
gllitranteed
Australian
mar-iCOI.CRH
L
CAKEl.ll
ket
and
equitable
price
lor
New
Salt
Lake
Ferry
Leaves
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
2
p.m.,
4
p.m.,
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
Continuous
from
10:30
a.m.
Weather
permitting
entirely
unreasonable.
8:00
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BBC
News
&
Comlj.
9:15
Music
lor
Moderns
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
9:59
-Time
Signal
Vte-t
(Ml
llrn-li)
8
K
8
1
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10
7
6
5
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0
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10
9
8
3
r
6
4
3
C
-0
Phone
866
am
Corner
of
Stcond
Ave
Si
1st
Kt
Hennie
held
on
to
about
200
Guinea
products.
You've
heard
a
player
say
the
distribution
of
a
certain
hand
was
"unbelievable."
Well,
we
can
sympathize
with
him
if
there
was
nothing
he
could
do
about
it.
That's
bad
luck
indeed.
But
if
a
good
play
would
have
brought
the
contract
home
in
spite
of
everything,
then
surely
the
blame
lies
with
the
player
Smith
(Mr.
Alii't)
K
-5
3
H
-fl
IJ
A
Q
10
3
2
C
A
K
J
2
arrcs
wnich
ne
suo-tiivided.
He
Development
of
New
Guinea's
,
mill
has
sime
rni.ill
hoklings
In
hydro-electric
possibilities,
the
town
he
founded
40
years
More
men.
money
and
"know
ago.
how"
for
the
tremendous
work
Ent
th?
town-building
was
ahead,
only
one
episode
In
a
colorful
Col.
Murray
said
about
10,-
iire-r.
Ui
a
in
Lana
k
village
000,000
natives
could
be
carried
near
Ottawa
he
went
to
work
at
comfortably
and,
with
progres-
th-
aire
of
nine.
As
he
grew
Rive
modern
health
programs,
cidpr
he
worked
as
a
liiL'cer
ond
the
native
population
would
WANTED
Shovel
or
Crane
to
rent,
3-ton
capacity
Peg's
Wrecking.
Co.,
Prince
Rupert
Warehouse,
tf
North
1
s
3
t
not
with
Lady
Luck.
The
bidding:
Miss
Bra.sh
opened
the
king
South
We-t
of
hearts
and
continued
the
suit.
JJ
Mr.
Abel
ruffed
the
second
heart
5D
AU
pa
and
immediately
led
three
The
Ladies
Approve
.
.
.
of
(lie
r
ntiiiniM
ill
price
the
wide
variety
the
convenience
...
of
the
Variety
Store
Come
In
and
see
our
summer
stocks
.
.
.
things
tor
all
the
family,
as
well
as
for
the
home.
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30-This-
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitat'nn
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
,
,
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
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2:45
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3:30
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Music
Box
3:45
Announcer's
Choice
then
was
bitten
with
the
pros-
double
ln
2d
years.
rounds
of
trumps.
Then
he
start
.
.
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'
lu
'1U1
"'"I'
1
"
could
stand
boln
Australian
de-
rondKroundhTnd
M
iBra.
deuc.
The
diamonds
would
th,,
?
,
lm-
eveii
luaUv
won
a
club
Wc
T
Her
have
fallen
ln
one
mare
U'a,J
aml
!
old
M
intrral
Hou.se
Hotel
in
provement
for
the
native
pto-Mde
al
won
a
snX
trick
or
the
losing
spades
in
dummy
-Sudbury
beloe
deciding
in
1910
pica
under
the
terms
of
the
down
one
could
be
thrown
on
the
three
to
open
his
hotel
at
Hanmcr.
United
Nations
trust
agreement.
I
Mr.
Abel
was
flustered.
"Such
remaining
high
clubs
in
the
!
Al.iivj
t
way
he
had
acquired
Pn,.nrt
rt
Trv,n.
muttered
"Was
,
.
,
a
reputation
as
a
lough
and
BARNET,
England
(P-Tiymg
rlistrihulioni"
he
j
t
j
,t
here
anv
way
could
have
nSc
M
hand'
Flnally
Mr'
Abel
,
tumble
im.iter
dunng
sporacli,
to
boost
business,
a
hairdresser
'
could
ruff
his
own
losing
spade
expeditions
ln
search
of
previous
In
this
Hertforshire
town
sought
I
'
licence
to
sell
candy
In
his
es-
!
Mr.
Masters
said
there
was.
He
dummy's
last
trump.
minerals.
a
proceeded
to
point
out
that
after
The
principle
involved
in
this.
The
m
ivc
to
Hanm-.-
was
vaoiisnmeni.
me
uppuiauon
yv
RnnTi.t!
Fnpland
P
When
ruffine
the
.second
heart.
Mr.
line
of
plav
comes
up
Quite
often.
crompt?d
by
study
cf
the
ra,l
rejected.
no
orrj
turned
up
for
a
local
Abel
should
have
laid
down
just
Where
there
is
danger
of
an
ad-;
routes
when
the
old
Canadian
Labor
party
rally
ln
this
Lan-
one
round
of
clubs.
Then
he
verse
ruff,
always
try
to
lead
Northern
was
building
In
the
cashlre
town
the
scheduled
should
have
entered
dummy
up
to
the
strong
holdings
ln
the
territory,
ling
before
its
amal-
speaker
was
not
dismayed.
"It
with
the
king
of
diamonds
and
danger
suit.
Sometimes
you
can
pamation
with
the
Canadian
Na.
,a.
o
hort
hov
cnvuuav
hoeHiise
nf
led
n
second
club
from
the
arranae
for
an
ODnonertt
to
ruff
i
tional
Railways.
And
the
cx-
BARGAINS
Frstival
of
Britain
attractions,"
,
board.
while
you
throw
a
card
you.pansion
of
Cap-eol
was
a
direct
If
Mrs.
Keen
ruffed,
Mr.
Abel
would
have
had
to
lose
anyway,
result.
I
he
explained
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Chevrolet
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Dodge
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1947
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Sedan
1947
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h
p.
Sedan
1950
Austin
Countryman
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....
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LONDON
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and
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DRIVE
UP
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I
famous
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legislature;
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at
Waldheim,
35
miles
north
of
Saskatoon,
he
addressed
a
citizens'
meeting;
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The
traditional
Ukrainian
gifts
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bread
and
salt
were
given
him
at
Krydor;
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At
Prince
Albert
he
visited
his
sister,
Sister
Theresa.
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BUSY
DAY
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
had
a
busy
day
Saturday,
Aug.
4,
touring
northern
Saskatchewan.
He
is
shown
here
at
four
different
towns
during
the
day.
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At
Rosthern
he
met
George
Ens,
87,
a
member
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the
first
Saskatchewan
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