ETMTBODT
WANTS
(Continued
from
ijage
1)
nortlrwwt
through
rugeed
toni
of
aluminum,
and
4,000
terta
country
to-
Kitimat.
The
cost
'
tons
of
copper.
It
will
take
heavy
it
takp
1.5
mills
per
kwh
lor
the
first
electrical
equipment,
such
as
thousands
n,
,
np,,''t
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
March
13,
1951
,,,i
ti
n
But
Korea,
in
June,
stage
(500,00(1
hp)
and
1
null
generators
ana
translornieis.
long
trains-
a.
-,
Tt,.la,im
Petroleum
nitiet
coke,
rSKPn1inl
essential
in
It.
Tae
u
Aud
Wllpn
:.r"
PBESCRIPTIONSJ
b
iiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin
i'ir)0
brought
their
planning
into'
per
......
kwh
e-..
for
the
linal
j
;
stage.
,.(
'
'
....
i
j
,
ui-n
iTi'Cll'
llltlKrtl.F
II
will
move
t,e
eA
T
5
num
mt.
,
'
smelting
process,
may
forns
li
me
western
ncmocra-
if
war
needs
make
the
plant
from
refineries
in
B.
C-
or
Al-iUriUh
rn
L.
..."
"
u'oia.
,.
,-oi,i
!
lltVUSSdiy,
WUU1U
ill
uc
UIIH-'"H;
to
air
or
sea
attack?
on
tne
IUUAI
IUYYtUNtiUAYTWntti,
contrary,
says
Alcan,
it
has
many
advantages:
ONE
COMPLETE
SHOW
STARTNu
cies
needed
a
lot
of
alumlum
in
a
hurry,
'Alcan
was
going
to
be
ready.
U.S.
lobbying
and
pressure
policies
has
delayed
the
final
decision.
But
Alcan
Is
still
ready.
Its
agreement
with
the
B.
C.
Government
has
been
submitted
to
the
Legislature.
It
provides,
briefly,
for:
1.
Annual
fee
of
about
$225,000
a
year
for
hydro-electric
power.
1.
The
Nechako
ctim
on
inc
west
will
be
a
rock-filled
dam
with
an
earlli
sill
on
the
upstream
surface.
There
won't
be
any
gates;
the
spillway
structure
will
be
some
miles
lrom
the
dam,
and
will
be
a
tow-concrete
section
without
gates.
2.
The-'
intake
to
the
tunnels
on
the
east
(carrying
the
water
down
through
the
mountains)
will
have
little
structural
work
2.
Construction
must
start
be
I
JUST
IN
TIME
FOR
fore
June
1,
1953.
EASTER
Suits.
3.
Company
will
pay
10
cents
Sale
Of
Ladies'
an
acre
for
lands
flooded
by
power
.storage
reservoirs.
:
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE;
aoove
the
surface,
offering
a
!
poor
target.
3.
'Ine
penstocks
themselves
will
be
deep
beneath
the
mountains,
fully
protected
against
any
lype
ol
enemy
attack.
4.
The
powerhouse
Hself
will
be
in
a
cave
one
quarter
of
a
mile
inside
a
granite
mountain.
It
will
be
10
miles
from
tide-water
at
(lie
head
4.
Company
will
pay
land
and
school
taxes
on
its
land.
5.
Company
will
pay
municipal
taxes
on
company
property,
and
franchise,
Income
and
corporation
taxes.
The
BKirenirnt
is
based
on
the
"first
stage"
of
the
Alcan
plan,
which
calls
for
annual
production
of
150,01)0
tons.
I'ltiiiiate
capacity
of
the
full
project
would
be
about
500,111)0
tons
a
year.
That's
equal
to
nearly
one
third
of
the
world
DAHTf
Oni),
f
iV;I;ui(l
(CP)
A
l?-yc;ir-:lil
boy,
arnvd
wi-'h
ait
air
rislol,
sfnppr-d
IOnr-in
Dm-
i
HOW
TO
RIUIVI
SIMPLE
OTlie
C;hbt
Mirthe
Afcim
Vrvue.
Ir
1
T
lVlC
SORE
THROAT
i
ir
"-
"I
use
them
myself"
i
Apply
warm
oil
fratly
to
neck.
Rub
in
wtll.
of
a
fjord
50
miles
from
the
ocean,
approachable
only
through
a
narrow
gorge
be-
A
ma
staging
mute
ll
r.y,
fi,
and
said
he
wou'd
i'loet
inl'ss
hi-
f.oi.
;
n
iinv.
Ho
pullol
the
tripper
and
a
prll-t
hit
Denny
behind
the
ca-
The;
juven
l"
bandit
was
iut
on
probation
for
i
!
I
wo
years.
I
-
HOl'SUKKKl'lNd
(Couliimci
from
page
4)
and
glands.
At
drug
giitV
for
85
vqn.t-B
gdM
record
output
of
1,073,0)10
metric
tons
In
1!)11,
when
war
!
needs
pushed
smelters
to
ca
CFPR
tween
precipitous
mountains.
5.
The
transmission
line
from
I
powerhouse
to
plant
will
pass
I
between
and
over
mountain
ranges
practically
inaccessible
1
except
by
helicopter
and
almoot
nADlO
UIAL
1240
Kilocycles
near,
ineie
.e
u.
,
u
,
hj
,
tosl
f
f
cooking
them,
namely
a
in-
lls
ilnts
ut
'
B
was
mering
in
water,
cooking
in
tliel
factor
For
Action
Advertise!
RICHARD
WIDMAKK
PAUL
DOUGLAS
BARBARA
BLLGtDDLS
pressure
saucfpan,
mw
ouimtLi-i
C
continuously
blanketed
in
B.
in
the
I
That
s
where
Alcan
s
ing
in
water
and
browning
R
....
.
..
.
.
nhnix
ari
out
in
front
clouds.
oven,
wnen
simmering
me
meai
r
"
I
,,
,
,
To
-make
aluminum,
you
need
.
6.
The
plant
at
Kitamlt
will
AbDKD
FEAT1B
DAN
UAILEYu
"WII.I.Kf()in
M
AIM
1IIN0
HIIM1
plenty
of
two
things
bauxite
;
be
at
the
head
of
another
louts
cover,
and
simmer
until
tender,
'v
i
.
t
.
..
i
mdsui
i
Arim
thiatii
allowing
about
twenty-five
to
,m,a""
-""'
J
,
"
Ji,
Tllc
wide,
bounded
by
high
moun-,
thirty
minutes
per
pound.
Be
.uxite
ore
may
come
'
,.
.,,...,
,,rf
rti
from
the
company
s
develop-
tains.
r'";
:
ril;
t
'miiits
in
Jamaica
or
or
British
Brlllsn
i
Those
nip
oilier
reasons
whv
l.ne
watfl
jua
Biimiaiiiifi.
LIGHT
UP
ct
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUS
Guiana.
But
-arid
this
is
im-
!
Aic;in
Ls
rtauy
U)
KO
anciut
will)
portant
it
may
conic
in
the
re-i
jts
development.
Its
"impact
Is
lined
form
of
alumina,
rathor
j
already
being
felt
in
construc-than
the
raw
ore.
That
would
;
ij0n
alld
bimncss
circles
on
the
mean
an
important
saving
in
;
west
Coast.
But
once
they
get
freight
by
ocean
through
the
'down
to
business
in
earnest,
it,
Panama
Canal
direct
to
Kitimat,
will
mushroom.
400
miles
north
of
Vancouver,
j
Before
it's
finished,
It
will
second
method,
pressure
cooking,
requires
approximately
one-third
of
the
time
that
it
takes
to
simmer
in
water.
This
method
Is
excellent
for
cooking
these
less
tender
cuts
of
meat.
The
home
economists
of
the
Consumer
Section.
Canada
Department
of
.7,,
a
hi
lUllVLT
(J(J
,l,.!l
tnll
,
that
it.
is
hest
I
.
vot....
lilBe
iuUiWU
oi
Sltx.,;
il.uuu
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phono
81
:nS1n.u..u.
....
-
-
our
pounds
of
bauxite
ore
to
i
to
follow
the
manufacturer
sdir-1
duce
a
pound
of
aiuminum
ieclions
for
the
particular
type-of
at
lhe
Unl;
,t
would
take
cooker
which
the
homemakw
on,y
twQ
pounds
Qf
alumina
j
owns.
With
the
third
method,
Th(J
otner
prunary
"requisite
simmer
as
directed
above,
then
u
What
I
power-cheap
power.
remove
from
the
water,
saving
does
Alcan
tnink
of
tne
sUe
the
rooking
water
for
making
,t
nas
chosen?
Here's
what
R.
E.
soon.
Th?
picnic
shoulder
or
Poweif
president,
told
the
spe-
cottage
roll
may
then
be
elawd
cial
sub-comniittee
of
Congress
I
or
covered
with
a
topping
similar
studying
the
aluminum
situation
1
lo
lhe
topping
used
with
smoked
ln
Washington
in
January:
Call
363
K)K
I'.ETTMt
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
Do.
Those
Necessary
(Subject
lo
t;lianjjc)
TUI'iiUAY
:M.
4
:IHJ
Sunshine
Society
4:30
-New
Zealand
Adveniurei
4:45
loek
Quotations
&
Inc
4:u5
CUC
News
5:i)u
Inlernaiiunal
Cointy.
5:10
-
Kawhide
5:30
Mr.
Gleneannon
ti:UO'
Huppcr
Serenade
.
0:15
Uen
Light
(i:30
Musical
Varieties
0:45-Jr.
CiianiOer
of
Com.
7:00
cue
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Barometer
Rising
8:00
The
Commodores
8:15
The
Nation'.
Business
.
8:30
Record
Album
9:00
Piano
Playhouse
0:30
Nocturne
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Misc.ollany
10r30
Ray
Norris
Quintet
11:00
Weather
Report
11.04
Sign
Off
WEDNESDAY
A
M.
7:00
-Musical
Clock
8:
00
-CBC
News
B:
10
-Here's
Hill
Good
8:15
Morning
tiong
8:30
Morning
Devotions
!
V.irv-
Little
Concert
H-.OO-HBC
News
&
Comty.
0:15
Music
for
Moderns
0:30
Mift-ning
Concert
l):h0
-Time
Signal
J
0:00
Morniii"
Visit
.'10:13
-Harry
Wood
Show
10:3(1
Mrliifly
Time
10:45
rtobln
Hood's
Musical
Kitchen
1
1
:00
Kindere,ai
(('ii
of
the
Ail
11:1
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Mcswgc
Period
1
:
33
--Recorded
Interlude
1
:45-
.'jcandhiavian
Melodies
F
Wi
:
ivi'd
litv
Melodies
'
CMC
News
'':!'
fiofiaoi
Wcriiimp
12:30
-B
.C.
Farm
Broadcast
2:oj
I
tec.
Int.
1:00
Tlie
Concert
Hour
nam.
men
orown
m
a
iiui
oven
A
MAN
IS
KNOWN
BY
THE
WHISKY
HE
SERVES
COMPARE
THE
PRICE
.
.
.
THE
HAVOUI
DISCOVER
FOR
YOURSEIF
THE
I
400'
F..
for
fifteen
minutes.
When)
I
serving
ham,
apple
rines
are
a:
delicious
accompaniment.
111
fa
"(We)
have
considered
the
j
availability
of
hydro-electric
power
in
all
parts
of
the
free
world
and
have
selected
the
Nechako-Kilimat
site
as
the
most
economical
large
power
site
to
be
found
anywhere."
Wtp
the
1eft-"ver
ham.
treat
the
family
to
a
ham
and
vegetable
casserole,
or
perhaps
ham
fritters,
served
with
maple
syrup.!
Their
site
is
made
possible
Another
unusual
way
to
use
up
by
a
combination
of
nature
and
tne
leu-overs,
is
to
maitc
.
nam
cn"inoering
ingenuity
Inauiro
about
our
easy
payment
f
inance
plan
No
down
payment.
'Six
1o
24
to
Tinlhs
lo
pay
$100.00
o
$2,000.00
Call
of
900
2nd
Arc.
W.
or
Phone
651
BEST
BUY
in
FINE
Canadian
www
muffins
and
serve
them
with
a
crisp
green
salad
for
the
luncheon
course.
Don't
forget,
to
use
the
water
left
over
from
conking
the
ham
and
make
that
favorite
of
Canadian
dishes,
pea
soup.
'
"or
Action
Advertise!
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
I.IMIIH)
.
Itiiildiu
Ik
onlrac
lors
i.
Mr.
Powell
outlined
it
clearly
In
the
following
statement
to
me
U.
S.
committee:
"The
Pacific
coastline
of
British
Columbia
north
of
Seattle
ts
marked
by
a
continuous
series
of
deep,
narrow
fjords
running
bacK
in
some
cases,
50
to
80
miles
i
rum
the
ocean
itself.
Towering
above
these
fjords
to
height
otnetlnie.s
of
8.000
to
10,000
feet
In
the
coastal
range
of
mountains.
Heyond
the
coastal
range
aaalii
Ls
a
highland
of
valleys
JilWl
UJ
Calvert
MOUNT
ROYAL
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
U
AMHtSSllUHO
ON1AIIO
PHILP0TT,
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
PORT
RAITS
Films
Developed
and
J'nnlel
PROMPT
SERVICE
'
HANOI
lilt'S
SITPIO
210
-
4th
Street
Box
645
I
hone
Grei
n
38!)
Prince
Rupert
Jaiforiiifj
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
tho
tailor
and
tableland
which,
catch
the
.
heavy
precipitation
of
rains
and!
snow
when
moist
winds
.sweep-
j
ing
across
the
Pacific
Ocean
'
.itiike
the
coastal
mountains.
A.-;
i
a
result,
the
coastal
interior
is
I
a
network
of
lakes
and
rivers!
91)0
2nd
Ave.
W.
l.i
Air.i
ii
Phone
Gjt
(
)l.
.
r.rii
niNc;
siti-mms
This
a.lvcrowiiitul
.s
not
publMidl
or
tlisplayiJ
4:
htL
Control
Board
or
ly
the
Government
of
P"U
i
.
Steamer
Phone
64D
220
Sixth
St
V,,'.
Si
i.iii
most
of
which
drain
into
the
.lienor
river
system.
'
iTi
the
Tweedsniuir
National
Park,
area
there
Is
a
chain
of
I
ake.s
feeding
lhe
Nechako
River!
vnich
Hows
east.
It
is
our
plan
lo
dam
this
NecliaKo
River
sys-!
.tin
and
raise
the
elevation
of'
Broadway
Ca'
ft
I
I
!
i
Ml
,
,
'
A
II
II
It
'
v
I
'
I
i
!
ef!
to
V
t
Prince
Rupert
BAILS
FOR
Vancouver
ami
Inlet
mrdinte
Tons
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
7,
.he
tributary
lakes
to
the
westward
to
an
elevation
of
approx-
inately
2,f!00
feet
above
sea-
evel.
-'Approximately
100
miles
west
I
I
f,
i
I
'1
!
1
.M
.
''
M
"ft
I
lo
!
if
the
dam,
where
the
impound-
imionh
GREEN
884
loit
WELDING
OF
ALL
TYPES
Industrial
Welding
.
Hours:
T
i1
i
'.
I
lift
I
,'d
water
would
be
backed
up
to
I
the
mountains,
we
would
then
!
drill
large
tunnels
10
miles
Whm
200
l-...
t.m,
rir,i,,rcphone
:
r
T
iJJT.
.
1
7.1
-rrSSH
i
airouii
toe
suiju
rocs
oi
wie
J
mountains
and
drop
that
water
For
KETCHIKAN
VMUMMlAV
MIIINICHl
Comfort
and
Service
Tor
Resei
VftUuow
'
Write
or
Cull
Pi.fi
i
I
C
(
IM
!
A
N
V
SERVE
ALL
THE
BETTER
MAKES
lit
tnrowgn
penstocks
inside
the
mountains
2,000
vertical
feet.
"At
the
discharge
of
the
penstocks
on
the
ocean
side
of
the
mountains
there
would
be
a
power
plant
built
inside
the
mountain,
10
mfles
from
tidewater
at
the
head
of
a
deep
fjord.
IN
CITY
OB
DH'll'l
OFFK'K
PRINCE
RUPKK'l
B.C.
YICKERS
37
Ml
1
il
VI
"Our
hydraulic
experts
stale
PM
Fi
i&l
;
VIA
if
VI
GUN
LOS1HM
)'
-Home
7
,
of
Friendly
Service
MANSON'S
JEWELLERS
Ififcj
that
in
a
power
plant
thus
local-
i
ed
we
could
develop
a
firm
out-'
put
of
1.6
million
hp."
The
pewer
would
be
delivered
Moving,
Packing,
Crating
.Shipping
ril
Onrrul
.
Cartag'j
anil
Storage
v'oinplelc.
Reliable
initl
Efficient
Service.
Also
ugrnts
lor
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2n
I
and
I'mk
Avenues
Est.1
191(1
I'huncs
K0
and
(il
1
'
4
Ar
w
mxv'
-
1
by
a
48-mile
transmission
line
m
f'ous
suice
Ao
M
Practise
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