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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
May
14,
1951
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
of
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RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
1
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Outstanding
:
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GREER
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IMIAIII
"a
Intrigued
By
Windows
Capt.
William
Koughan,
harbor
mastei",
had
no
news
this
morning,
but
when
a
man
walked
into
the
room
from
on
outside
window,
almost
as
nonchalantly
as
walking
through
a
door,
Capt.
Koughan
was
ready
with
a
story.
.
Presence
of
the
man
was
alight
he
was
trie
window
cleaner,
but
he
didn't
stay
long
enough
to
give
his
name.
It
was
in
the
type
of
window
that
Capt.
Koughan
and
the
reporter
became
interested.
All
,
the
office
windows
In
the
Federal
Building
are
designed
so
hat
the
lower
and
upper
halves
ilide
open
and
shut
in
a
parallel
manner.
They
can
also
be
removed
entirely
from
their
casing
with
little
effort.
"A
window
cleaner's
dream'
said
Capt.
Koughan.
"I've
never
seen
windows
of
this
style
before."
He
expressed
the
desire
to
have
such
a
feature
in
the
new
home
he
is
building
but
disregarded
the
possibility
immediately
when
he
thought
over
what
It
might
cost.
Another
valuable
feature
of
the
windows
is
the
facility
with
which
furniture
could
be
moved
in
and
out
as
both
panes
can
be
removed
with
case.
For
ventilation,
Capt.
Koughan
demonstrated
how
a
draft-free
opening
was
obtained
by
just
pulling
out
the
window
a
few
inches.
A
heavy
lock
on
the
inside
makes
It
Impossible
for
the
window
to
be
"jimmied."
!
A
KOREAN
MEETING--U.-Gen.
Sir
Richard
N.
Gale,
dirjetor-genrral
of
military
training
frr
the
British
Army,
right,
talks
with
Lt.-Col.
J.
R.
Stone,
left,
iummandcr
of
the
PPCLI,
during
a
recent
visit
to
Korea
and
Brilish
units
in
the
Far
Ejst.
Gen.
Gale
spent
som?
time
in
Wahiiigtun
and
conK-rrod
with
the
Canadian
rhirl's
ol
ftaff
in
Ottawa
during
a
visit
last
month.
Col.
Stone
flew
at
the
week-end
to
Krtnmnlon
on
compassionate
leave
due
to
the
serious
illness
of
his
young
daughter.
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officer
in
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CANCER
FELLOWSHIP
Dr.
Fred
C.
Heagy.
32-year-old
research
biologist
from
London,
Ont.,
has
been
awarded
a
British
Empire
Cancer
Campaign
F.xchanr,'-'
Fellowship.
He
will
complete
advanced
studies
in
fundamental
cancer
problems
at
Glasgow
University.
(CP
PHOTO)
Port
Essington
Woman
Passes
Esther
May
Spalding,
25-ycar-
"Id
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Spalding
of
Pert
Essing-
ton,
passed
away
Saturday
in
the
rnnce
ituperi
uenerai
Hospital.
I
She
had
been
in
the
hospital
fori
only
a
brief
period.
Interment
will
be
made
In
the
city
on
Wed
ncsday.
cheese-maker,
at
the
moment
assisting
Mr.
Joss.
Three
more
are
expected
to
arrive
shortly,
Mr.
joss
younger
brother,
another
Swiss
and
a
German.
Incidentally,
the
Joss
family
may
try
producing
Yogurt
one
i
of
these
days.
j
Mrs.
Joss
says
it's
a
rood
which
:
they
make
for
their
own
use'
every
day
of
which
they
are
fond.
If
all
goes
well
it
may
bb
included
in
their
production
program.
Von
arc
invitod
to
view
the
newly-arrived
outstanding
dispiay
of
fabrics
and
see
our
distinctive
Made-to-Measurc
StyVos.
'
'
'
i,
Fit
Guaranteed
with
Every
Garment
.
iod
or
fc
tU
ConmNnl
ci
IVltidi
Collate
'
AGILE
NATIVE
.
SUVE
TRAM
'
The
Rocky
Mountain
goat
Is
Tl;.'
first
strp
in
It.
BEN
Gt'HION
ON
TOl'R
NEW
YORK
Premier
David
Ben
Giiriort
is
visiting
United
States
Irt
connection
with
the
floating
of
a
loan
for
Israel.
He
saw
Prof.
Albert
Einstein
at
Princeton
University
Saturday.
TEMPLETON'S
T-R-C'S
QUICK
RELIEF
RHEUMATIC
Why
nf
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wMrl-thm,
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I
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NEURITIC
PAIN
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Mick,
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mr
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ty.
"Cut.
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Buy
TRADE
jtc:
Chop
5uey
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Chow
Mein
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
sure-footed
over
iec,
snow
or
(ion
nf
the
slave
to
rocks
because
its
hoofs
have
a
British
law
of
1807,
1
Union
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
f
5:30
yesterday
afternoon
from
J
Vancouver
and
wayooints.
sail
Ing
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
morning
to
sail
south
at
noon.
The
Camosun
brought
north
the
usual
heavy
freight
cargo
and
a
considerable
number
of
passengers.
At
3:45
p.m.
the
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
arrived
.
back
from
her
voyage
to
Masset
Inlet
points
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Vancouver.
Fourteen
gillneUers
fishing
the
Skcena
River
last
week
averaged
400
pounds
of
salmon,
according
to
fisheries
department
reports
today.
Market
price
is
23
cents
a
pound.
At
oquadarce,
21
trailers
unloaded
23.000
pounds
of
springs
and
fishing
Is
reported
to
be
picking
up.
Fisheries
.also
report
123
i
'small
boats"
fishing
for
halibut.
Ten
U.S.
halibuttcrs
arrived
n
Prince
Rupert
over
the
weekend,
two
from
Sitka
and
eight
from
Ketchikan.
They
were:
Eclipse,
Capt.
A.
M.
Samuel-son,
Sitka;
Grant,
Capt.
J.
Knut-fen;
Ketchikan;
Hoover,
Capt.
Christ
Olsen.
Ketchikan;
Resolute,
Capt.
Jacob
Bassi.
Ketchikan;
Norrona,
Capt.
E.
Nilsen,
Ketchikan;
Lituya,
Capt.
Hjal-mar
Jensen,
Ketchikan:
Beloit
.1,
Capt.
'Paul
Enright,
Ketchikan;
Sanaka,
Capt.
J.
T.
Smith,
Sitka;
Lindy,
Capt.
Kristen
Vedo,
Ketchikan,
and
Billy
Marrie,
Capt.
S.
O.
-Hegge,
Ketchikan.
Some
unloaded
halibut
here
while
others
went
on
to
Seattle.
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l
or
WoiL
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CROSSNORE,
N.C.
(
AP
Am-
erica's
Mother
of
1951
is
a
hardy
j
woman
doctor
who
reared
twoj
children
of
her
own
and
only
the
lord
knows
how
many
others
from
broken
mountain
homes
The
kindly,
77-year-old
physician,
Dr.
Mary
Martin
Sloop
rode
horseback
as
a
bride
into
"God's
Forgotten
Acies"
area
of
;
western
North
Carolina's
Blue
Ridge
Mountains
40
years
ago!
and
found
there
a
purpose
in
'
life.
'
By
the
sale
of
old
clothes
col
-
1
lected
from
all
over
the
United
j
Slates.
Dr.
Sloop
financed
a
home
:
and
school
in
Avery
County
for
I
mruntain
children.
As
she
brought
the
better
things
in
life
to
this
remote
mnnnlain
roninn
choii.ct
a.
tin.
orously,
drove
off
the
moonshin-
ers
and
the
bootleggers.
!
She
was
not
averse
to
raiding
p.
still
herself,
If
the
"law"
balk-;
ed
and
-he
foueht
sometimes
almost,
sinelp
handed
for
better
,
roads,
schools
"and
agricultural
opportunities.
ren
who
benefit
from
Crossnore,
;
that
just
her
appearance
in
classroom
or
the
dining
hall
brings
a
spontaneous
outbreak
of
applause
and
cheering.
I
I
i
Mary
Martin
Sloop
first
Instilled
in
the
people
of
Avery
County
a.
respect
for
physicians,
as
she
gently
led
them
from
the
wilderness
of
self-medication
with
root
and
herbs
and
superstitions,
to
an
understanding
of
the
value
of
the
then-
modern
drugs
and
medical
technique.
Dr.
Sloop
was
named
American
Mother
of
1951
bv
the
American
Mrtherp'
Committee
of
the
Golden
Rule
Foundation,
an
organiza
tion
devoted
to
the
welfare
of
mothers
and
children.
She
was
selected
from
52
nominees
from
every'
state,
the
District
of
Columbia.
Alaska,
Hawaii
and
Puerto
Rico.
Till
'ill
'.TMTTJ
VYTT.J
PI
M
!
MODRN
PLUMBING
is
a
wise
investment,
in
icims
of
family
health
and
home
economy.
Call
Blue
846
PLUMBING
S
AANIC
HEATING
.harp
ring
around
a
rubbery
transport
uf
slaves
ir
centre.
MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
AT
THE
FRASER
HOUSE
:
Rupert
Men's
IT'S
NEW
!
.
Ifs
EXCITING!
STRIKINGLY
BEAUTIFUL!
i
O
RD'S
British
Built
I
CONSUL
Sec
it
soon
at
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
VOIUI
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DKAI.F.IU
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
centre
Is
not
identified.
Swiss
Cheese
Maker
Success
CAMPBELLFOKD,
Ont.
(CP-Swiss-born
Walter
Joss
knows
what
puts
holes
in
Swiss
cheese.
But
he's
not
telling.
Instead
he's
making
that
knowledge
pay
off
in
the
variety
of
cheeses,
he
now
is
turning
out
at
the
factory,
north
of
this
town,
he
bought
six
months
ago.
i
Before
long
Mr.
Joss
hopes
to
increase
his
two-man
crew
to
five.
Soon
he
expects
to
be
handling
and
processing
20,000
pounds
of
milk
a
day.
xhe
31-yearrOld
craftsman
comes
from
a
cheese-making
family
near
Lucerne,
Switzerland.
And
his
wide
experience
in
the
cheese-making
field
has
paused
him
to
discount
war:i-
ings
of
"experts"
that
Swiss
cheese
cannot
be
made
from
Canadian
milk.
At
the
moment
he's
turning
out
five
Swiss
cheese
moulds
daily,
including
Sundays.
MAKES
OTHER
TYPES
At
the
same
time
he
also
is
experimenting
with
production
of
various
European
types
ol
cheese
Kalian
(Gorgonznla),
Dutrh
lEddami,
Danish
(Biuei
and
French
(Roquefort).
The.se
hp
rails
the
Soft
chePPPS.
The
semi-hards,
Dutch
Goudas
an
l
the
brick
varieties
already
ae
being
produced
in
limited
qilan-
"ties.
I
Cheese-making
in
Switzerland
is
a
highly
specialized
craft
Mr.
Jl,ss
Eald
11
requires
five
years
of
apprenticeship,
three
more
with
a
master
cheese-maker
and
a
stiff
course
at
the
National
j
ocnuul
"t
tt
tu"
alual7
';t
!
certificate
receive
a
Joseph
Leingg,
another
Swiss
CRERAR'S
CHARM
-Gen.
H,
D.
H.
Crcrar,
Canada's
overseas
army
commander
in
the
Second
World
War,
attributes
his
cscapj
from
injury
in
two
world
wars
to
this
pebble,
picked
up
during
an
attack
in
France
In
1915.
He
has
carried
it
for
30
years.
(CP
PHOTO)
A
Good
Kit.':'
to
Stp
!
244
Mils
to
j
TELKWA
HOTEL
!
'
Trlkwo.
B
C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
Jaiioriiifj
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
OUR
GUARANTEE:
1.
Individually
measured
when
you
order.
2.
Personally
fitted
when
we
deliver.
&
Boys'
Store
v
4ncoi:vf;ic
VICTUKIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
M
ICK
ARM.
STEWART
AM
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUKKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam
May
11
and
25
9
p.m.
FOR
WHTII
QUEEN
fllARIOTTE
ISLANDS
'v
Coquitlam,
May
18
9
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
rinrd
Avpriue
Phone
58a
that
REFRESHES
K'W
FINEST.-
ANOTHER
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ACCESSORY
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LAILIllUll
1IOUII
Here'i
i
rcilljr
stylish
iccesjory
that
adds
to
year-
round
driving
enjoyment.
Let
your
nearby
Ford-Momrcb
Deiler
or
Mercury-Lincoln-Meteor
Dealer
demonstrate
how
this
Exterior
Vuor
protena
your
eyet
from
un
glare
t
i
i
helps
keep
snow,
leet
and
"bug
splatter"
off
th
windshield.
It's
a
Gtnumt
Ford
Accessory
.
i
.
it's
guarmnletd
.
,
i
it's
quality-built,
low-priced,
and
available
in
your
choice
of
colorw
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