Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
24,
1951
Eniyed
Trih
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
Thru
Interior
(Subject
U
Change)
Mrs.
J
s
,..,
IN
KOREA
(Continued
from
page
2)
turned.
They
had
probed
a
mile
forward
without
seeing
the
enemy
and
they
wtre
wet,
soaking
wet,
tired,
dirty.
In
their
Canadian
t,
"t
Command.
,..''
Sons
of
Norway
Party
Enjoyed
Nine
tables
of
whist
were
featured
In
Friday
night's
whist
and
dance
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
with
first
prizes
going
to
Mrs.
Olga
Pettersen
and
A.
E.
Chilton.
Second
prizes
were
taken
by
Mrs.
Inga
Giske,
who
lost
in
a
cut
for
first
place,
and
by
John
Kemster.
Following
dancing
to
music
by
Mike
Colussl,
refreshments
were
.served
by
the
following
committee:
Mrs.
John
Pettersen,
in
charge;
Mrs.
J.
Juhnson,
Miss
Ellen
Rosang,.
Gunnar
Selvlg,
John
Dehll
and
John
McNaugh-
aay
evenlno
S,
Junior
Vogue
Now
Handled
5
by
Wallace
s
E
to
Prl,,
A.
u
"awsnii
Creek
,,"".
air
ha
i,.u
.
.
1
'M
..
was
brinht
.rMto,
absence,
the
mail
had
come
up
from
the
rear.
I
Hearing
this,
the
change
that
'
came
over
the
men
was
miracu-!
lous.
Suddenly
alive
again,
they
crowded
around
the
mail
clerk,'
while
he
read
out
the
names.
'
'
Sinclair
.
.
.
Smith
.
.
.Strong."
j
When
they
were
hancred
a
!
letter,
they
woud
immediately
'
j
tear
it
open,
oblivious
to
the
misery
and
danger
of
their
posl-
tion.
The
letter
immediately
i
took
them
back
home
to
Canada.
I
But
the
faces
of
those
who
!
waited
till
the
last,
then
turned
!
away
empty-handed,
was
not
j
good
to
see.
I
The
next
important
thing
to
a
soldier
is
what
he
gets
to
rat.
i
the
travelim'
KJi
1
th
of
Interest
thro,
tnRh?:Rener
to
ton.
The
winter
seasonal
tournament
of
whist
begins
this
week,
it
was
decided.
HuMPiinEyGOGARl
MON
DAY
P.M.
4:30
Dick
Trimble
and
the
Sei
4:45
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
5:00
International
Comty.
15:10
Alberta
Pipeline
5:25
Canadian
Airateur
Golf
Summary
5:30
Songs
and
Sinners
5:45
-Young
Man
with
a
sons
5:55
CBC
News
h:o0
supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
ti:30--Musical
Varieties
,
7:00--CBO
News
7:15
CE(J
News
Roundup
7:30
Pacific
Pianoforte
8:00
Marsh
Phlmister's
Orch.
8:30
Music
from
Manitoba
9:00
Summer
Fallow
9:30
Tony
the
Trouoadour
1U:U0
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
New
10:15
Let
s
Find
Out
10:30
Don't
Destroy
,
10:45-Bd
McCurdy
11:00
Weather
forecast
anr)
Fish
Arrivals
TUESDAY
AM.
7
:ro
Musical
Cloct
8:00
CBC
New;
8:10
Hero's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Bonn
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
'
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
music
appointment
:S
Time
SUuaJ
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
ROYAL
SUITE
This
is
the
suite
specially
fur.iisliecl
for
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
aboard
the
Empress
of
France
which
was
to
have
brought
the
Royal
couple
to
Canada.
The
three-cabin
suite
consists
of
two
oed-staterooms,
separated
by
a
combination
sitting-dining
room.
The
Princess
and
her
husjand
were
to
sail
from
Liverpool
Sept.
25,
arriving
Quebec
City
Oct.
2
to
Start
their
mon
h-long
Canadian
tour.
Their
sailing
has
been
cancelled
on
account
of
the
King's
illrress
and
they
will
fly
instead.
(CP
PHOTO)
1
'
MUM
MARIA
LEE
I.
In
fact
if
Private
Joe
Beef
was
ordered
to
slop
complaining
at
out
his
food,
he
would
be
silent
about
five
hours
a
day.
(The
rest
of
the
time
he
talks
about
women).
In
the
rear
areas
Private
Beef's
meals
are
ruined
by
the
Army
Cooks.
These,
in
Private
Beef's
view,
aie
men
specially
trained
to
burn,
foul
up,
and
generally
render
good
food
completely
unpalaiaole.
If
all
the
army
cooks
in
the
world
were
laid
end
to
end.
Private
Beef
Isadora
A
famous
nivmi
THI1IM
NtHS
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY
Show
7
.
;
-
-
-
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
1951
Salmon
Run
Best
in
Century
would
consider
it
a
good
thing.
Up
in
the
front
lines.
Private
Beef
escapes
the
concotlons
of
the
cook,
as
his
rations
come
to
him
in
cans.
He
becomes
his
own
cook.
Every
day
he
receives
a
Lighthouse
tender
Alexander
Mackenzie
left
Vancouver
at
the
foot
e,ld
f
the
week
after
having
cardboard
carton
about
a
NO
,
('V
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fisheries
Comments
on
Disastrous
Babine
River
Slide
WAGON
k'r".
:
long
and
six
inches
wide,
known
gone
to
dry
dock
at
North
Van-j
as
"Ration
Individual,
Combat,
couver
for
annual
overhaul
re-
Original
Junior
VOGUE
DRESSES
Canada's
out.standing
line
of
drosses
now
brought
to
you
by
Wallace's
at
regular
city
prices.
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
TRAIN
c-tr
which
allegedly
contains
cenuy.
sine
is
tending
Egg
ls-enouirh
for
three
meals
land.
Adenbiooke
and
other
A
full-scale
engineering
survey
will
soon
be
:
-
it
WX-
There
are
three
main
cans,
lighthouses
on
her
way
up
the
launched
to
investigate
the
greatest
castrophe
that
one
for
each
meal.
Hamburger,
coast
and
should
be
back
at
her
t
i
:.,v,:
oI,,.,
1010
,.a
in
HISTORY
EVER
Ground
Meat,
Pork
&
Beans.
Seal
Cove
base
here
by
the
end
lms
"cicuicu
uic
nomiiy
iuu.-.u,
x-,
n.c
occasionally
a
can
of
"Chicken
of
the
week.
capt.
Norman
Mc-
cent
Babine
River
slide
which
has
turned
away
some
&
Vegetables."
This
Is
good
Ka'.
her
regular
master',
Is
in
,,.
,,
,
e
.
,
,,,!,
salmon
from
their
grounds.
food,
but
after
four
or
five
days
command.
N.
A.
Beketov,
agent
400,000
spawning
CARRIED
j
11:33
Recorde-i
Interlude
1:45
Scandinavian
.Melodies
P.M.
12:00-Mid-Day
Meiodlw
12:15
CBC
NfWJ
12:25
Program
rtef.unie
lilllti
5Ul.lt
AN
'
EXPLOSIVE
you're
ready
for
a
change.
(
for
the
marine
department
here,
A
j
whitmore
chief
super-
:
Which
is
why
you
can
hear
wll
went
south
with
the
vessel,
visor
of
f
henes
said
today
in
!
the
greatest
salmon
run
in
a
Private
Boef
shouting,
"Who'll
returned
to
the
city
by
plane
prince
Rupert
that
not
since
century
Mr.
Whitmore
said
that
trade
a
Hamburger
for
a
can
of
Saturday
evening.
1
t
fraser
River
Hells
Gat"
figures
Just
released
showed
that
tilOKUK
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
C.rcen
810
and
Red
1J7
HUMAN
r
a
Dm
.i
Si
northern
area,
which
Is
causing
a
lot
of
concern
to
the
department
heads.
The
Nass
and
the
Skeena
River
areas
were
closed
Friday
for
the
season.
a
record
pack
of
1.595,629
cases
so
far
bettered
the
biggest
year
in
1949
by
more
than
30,000.
I
"It
is
definitely
the
biggest
year
we've
had
In
a
century.
"The
coho
run
has
been
exceptional.
We
can
only
account
beans?
Or.
"Ill
trade
two
B,
'
giant
slide,
had
the
fisheries
units
for
a
can
of
fruit!"
Union
sUamer
Camosun,
Capt.
Deen
affected
so
adversely
Each
ration
contains
three
Jonn
Bodon,
arrived
in
port
at,
....
...
,,,',.,
,
"F-"
units,
(small
cans
of
coffee,
4:15
yesterday
afternoon
from
!
'
hi
,
project,
he
sugar,
and
cookies)
as
well
as
Vancouver
and
waypoints,
sail-
aried
two
cans
of
fruit.
Also
an
Ac-
in8
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm
and,
Th
'
,k-pn,
Rivpr
,,
th-ccssory
Packet
with
Stewart
whence
she
is
due
back
plastic
;
ond
largest
salmon
tlver
in
B
C
spoon,
chewing
gum
cigarettes,
hera
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
TZ
10
pe
cTt
of
the
I
Kiqnt
in
for
It
with
the
general
conver
liuniitaLiuii
taoies
ana
"-lu""
ui
v.iie
stop,,.,.,
mrkpvp
the
..
V
.
en
nn
"
80
up
matches
and
toilet
rmnpr
ln
.
day.
the
Coauitlam.
CaDt
Wii-
l!na
,SOCKeye
fational
measures
we
have
taken
,
-
canine
niver.
Ham
McCombe,
waterproof
bag.
arrivea
m
port
n,ol
,v,
rti
f
1
in
the
last
few
years.
These
keeping
measures
are
beginning
to
pay
of
the
,.
?llk
Kesterd
a!l"noon
nearly
a
four-fifths
ua
,
vjucen
ynauou.e
is-
spawning
isn
Irom
depositing
land
points
and
sailed
at
8
'
P-m.'
tnelr
eggs
this
year
may
be,
can-
Mr.
Whitmore,
who
flew
Into
T3..P.n4-
1
1
.......
L.
..
,1
K
Paramount
Picture
ta
&
JOI
PAI
DENNIS
01
:,
aj
ARlfuWI.
ToTEl
not
be
estimated,
said
Mr.
Whit-
1
'"'
'lu'
1
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartate
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effl-tlent
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
weld.
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Park
Avenues
ts
.910.
Phones
60
and
68
imore
but
,.a
greatly
reduced
.cKIull
s
C.
P.
steamship
Princess
"
sa.mon
season
closure
would
run
eXDected
in
1954
Norah,
Capt.
H
W.
Fields,
arriv-
Tne
chjef
fisheries
supervisor
i
"likely
be
forthcoming"
Monday
ed
in
port
at
9
a.m.
today
on'u
on
his
wav
to
the
Babine
01
Tuesday,
following
his
investl-
!
gallons
inthis
area.
This
Town
you
can
get
the
same
genuine
B-H
"ENGLISH"
PAINT
that
is
used
from
coast
to
coast
.
in
outside
painting
When
he
can,
Private
Beef
heats
his
rations
in
a
campfire.
Otherwise
he
eats
them
cold.
In
Korea
water
was
one
of
Private
Beef's
main
problems.
Because
of
Oriental
sewage
customs
water
from
rivers
and
streams
is
dangerous
to
drink
and
sometimes
dangerous
even
to
wash
In.
So
Private
Beef
had
his
water
hauled
to
him
in
five
gallon
cans,
provided
by
water
purification
teams.
These
teams
could
set
up
their
portable
equipment
beside
a
stream
in
a
few
minutes
and
provide
up
to
fifty
gallons
of
purified
water
a
minute.
j
"A
very
unusual
condition."
!
says
the
chief.
Is
the
last
two-week
drought
period
in
the
regular
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
blockade
by
plane,
"if
we
fan
run,
disembarking
11
passengers,
land."
They
were:
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
An
attempt
will
be
made
he
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
M.
Daggett,
from
said,
to
try
and
land
with
a
Vancouver;
J.
Mattice,
S.
Buch-
Norseman
at
the
Junction
of
the
anan,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
CramhornJskeena
and
Babine
Rivers.
Miss
Erickson,
from
Ocean
Falls;
!
"And
if
this
doesn'a
work,
we'll
Mrs.
W.
C.
Poulton,
Mrs.
McKen-
I
use
a
helicopter."
A
small
lane
zie
and
Mrs.
C.
Beadell,
from
'has
been
formed
by
the
rock-Kemano
Bay.
Princess
Norah.
'slide,
just
before
the
rapids,
calling
at
Kemano
and
Kitimat
Nothing
can
be
done
this
year
had
sevetal
tons
of
freight
for
.to
aid
the
fish,
Mr.
Whitmore
TOD
7
-
M
cut
off
lrom
this
source
of
the
Alcan
ports
and
101
passen-
believed,
but
following
the
en
comDat,
Private
Beef
could
fill
!
gcrs.
From
Vancouver,
142
pas-
glneers'
survey,
he
expects
tem-his
canteen
from
a
stream,
and
i
seniors
were
taken
aboard,
In-
porary
aids
will
be
Instituted
12
tourist
eluding
round-trip-
to
help
next
year's
sockeye
run
hop
in
a
water
purification
tab-Cv.
In
half
an
hour
it.
wnuM
h
Tip!
BOGUMIL
SYKORA
WORLD-FAMED
CELLIST
pers.
over
the
blockade.
,
tj:Bifr
-afr
to
drink.
In
Korea
Private
ef
quickly
leamod
his
canteen
"The
survey,
of
course,
will
Canada's
longiest
river
svstrm.
I
tell
us
what
work
will
have
to
vas
just
as
rifle.
important
as
his
lhe
Mackenzie
including
th'3
'
be
done
to
create
a
permanent
Peace
and
Athabaska
Rivers,
1
fishway
there.
It
could
very
well
;Lake
Athabasca.
Great
Slave
mean
another
Hell
s
Date
nr.i-
land
Great
Rear
l.aku
is
aim,,
if
ipt
For
-action
use
News
classified
as
long
as
the
Mississippi.
i
Meanwhile,
tins
year
has
been
Brushes,
Turos,
Thinners,
Scrapers,
Putty,
everythinq!
Wings
Over
the
Interior'
By
Air
to
TERRACE
and
Points
East
CIVIC
CENTRE
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER
25,
or
8:30
P.M.
ADULT
ADMISSION
ItESEKVEl)
$t2i
8
General
Admission
$1.25
Students
50c
iTm1
Tickers
at
ORMES
DRUGS
and
CIVIC
CEN
hwmm
l'c-Bricle
St.
DAILY
TO
TERRACE
AND
RETURN-
Phnne
311
is
follows:
STEAMER
lv
ar
lv
ar
PRINCE
RUPERT
10:30
a.m.
local
time
TERRACE
n:3o
a.m.
local
time
TERRACE
12;30
p.m.
local
time
PRINCE
RUPERT
i:30
p
m.
local
time
POINTS
EAST
OF
TEKRAC'K
are
served
as
follows:
MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS
and
FRIDAYS
.
.
I'
X
Prince
George
SAILS
FOR
It
'IT!
,
It-.
EAST
and
f
n
WEST
IM
t
.(.1
Vancoui
iver
SHINGOLEEN
Shingolcen
is
a
BAPCO
product
andoj
ideal
finish
for
Shingles,
Fences
and
on
Rouqh
Lumber
construction.
Supplied
in
fifteen
attractive
colon
?!
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbi.
and
Intrrmeiliatc
Ports
lv
ar
lv
ar
lv
ar
IRJNCE
GEORGE
8:30
a.m.
VANDERHOOF
9:00
a.m.
VANDERHOOF
9:20
a.m.
SMITHERS
10:20
a.m.
SMITHERS
10:40
a.m.
TERRACE
11:40
a.m
TERRACE
12:10
p.m.
SM1THERS
1:10
p
m
SMITHERS
1:30
p.m!
VANDERHOOF
2:30
p.m.
VANDERHOOF
r
2:50
pm
PRINCE
GEORGE
3:20
p.m.
Connecting
at
Prince
George
with
1
C.P.A.
and
T.C.A.
flights
North,
East
and
South.
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
,
For
KETCHIKAN
'
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Thompson
Hardware
Coi
Connecting
at
Terrace
with
daily
service
to
Prince
Rupert
where
connections
are
made
with
C.P.A.
flights
to
Vancouver.
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Reservations
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or
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full
selection
of
FLASHLIGHTS
and
BATTERIES
Utility
and
Novelty
Types
For
the
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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FINES
Of
Charter
Seryice
out
of
Interior
Points
Charter
and
Schedule
Service
from
Terrace
to
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Boy
CENTRAL
B.
C.
AIRWAYS
LIMITED
Prmce
Rupert
Agent:
Crawford
Mftore
Phones:
(day)
Black
907;
(night)
Black
920
Terrace
phone:
133,
Terrace
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