ST.
LAWRENCE
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
27,
1951
!lll"y
the
Ml.
,
Karl.
i
Arm,
J,
0
News
of
the
District
Grain
Ship
Bogart
Rugged
As
Test
Pilot
French-Canadian
people.
As
for
Wallace's
s
Skipper
is
DEPARTMENT
FPABTMFWT
STORE
STORE
Humpliny
Bogart
plays
the'
part
of
an
intrepid
Jet
plane
Uat
Bouartv
t
-
l
fththu
himself,
he
had
never
found
them
to
be
anything
but
hospitable
and
friendly,
co-operative
In
Industry
and
business.
Sometimes
uncharitable
remarks
were
heard
about
the
French-Canadians
but
he
could
say
they
would
always
eo
half-way.
Indian
Mine
Takes
Claims
Given
Hat
"w
he
in,,
u
lint
pilot
tn
the
up-to-date
action
picture
"Chain
Lightning"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Wednesduy
and
Indian
Mines,
-There
Is
no
need
to
worry
has
now
been
about
working
with
the
French-
supoorted
h
flt
Directors
of
whose
p-ouerty.
Not
Just
Blankets;
Ayres
Blankets
jj
For
Sleeping
Comfort
providing
the
love
Interest
is'
beautiful
Eleanor
Parker
whu
connected
with
the
Sllbak-Pre
Endako
Women's
Institute
Elects
ENDAKO
North
Fraser
Women's
Institute,
meeting
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
F.
Johnson,
elected
Mrs.
Ponsfold
as
piesident.
Other
officers
are:
Vice-President
Mrs.
H.
Foote.
Secretary
Mrs.
P.
Leslie.
Directors
Mrs.
C.
Hickenboth-am.
Mrs.
Leslie
and
Mrs.
Plowman.
Entertainment
committee
Mrs.
Hickenbotham,
Mrs.
J.
John-
etm
anrl
Mrs
t
Dlmirmnn
Canadians.
They
are
no
problem
ad
Richard
wh,Hr'iM
roles.
n
"
in
to
Captain
Kunlo
Mishima.
of
the
Japanese
freighter
Kiokawa-Maru
loading
grain
here,
will
be
wearing
his
new
hat
at
"big
occasions"
back
in
Japan.
It's
the
hat
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
presented
him
with
Sunday
afternoon
as
a
token
of
welcome.
A
delegation
of
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey,
Chamber
Vice-President
T.
Norton
Youngs
and
George
TOTEM
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
T1IF.AT1IK
unless
you
want
to
make
it
one.''
Possibly,
there
was
lack
of
understanding
by
those
who
relly
did
not
know
the
French-Canadians.
Mr.
Jones
contrasted
the
cur
WEDNESDAY
rent
"hardships"
of
having
to
It
pays
to
buy
good
blankets.
Years
of
service
5
and
sleeping
pleasure
make
a
difference.
5
The
Place
to
Go
For
The
Brands
You
Know
i
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE:
Mitchell
made
the
presentation
mier
mill,
advise
they
have
decided
to
acquire
for
the
company
three
additional
claims
and
one
fraction
which
are
known
to
carry
the
extension
of
the
ore
zone
to
the
north.
The
acquisition
is
protected
by
option
agreement.
The
additional
claims
comprise
Payroll
No.
3
and
4,
Boundary
2
and
the
Missing
Link
fraction.
Henry
L.
Hill,
consulting
engineer,
has
reported
that
the
Indian
ore
zone,
some
3000
feet
north
of
the
Indian
tunnels,
has
been
developed
by
a
number
of
open
cuts
spaced
over
a
length
of
400
feet.
On
basis
of
samples
assayed
by
Silbak-Premicr,
Mr.
Hill
has
stated:
"Values
on
the
Payroll
claims
indicate
the
Indian
ore
zone
is
apparently
continuous
and
contains
good
values
some
3000
feet
north
of
the
Indian
workings."
aoou.u
snip
at
o
p.m.
v-yt.
An
enjoyable
afternoon
includ-
ima
extended
the
hospital
ty
of
j
serv(
his
ship
and
said
he
expected
to
j
ments
return,
perhaps
in
February.
The
The
Nort
Fraser
Lake
Wom.
Kiyokaua
Maru
wi
11
sai
from
,
.
lMtltute
inciudes
members
hero
to
Los
Angeles
to
fuel,
then
f
N
F
Fraser
LaRe
return
to
Japan
and
Endako.
Meanwhile,
S.
Komori,
repre-
senting
the
grain
buyers,
C.
Itoh
!
.
-n
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
FINEST
OF
COO.K'NG
BEST
OF
FOOD
Smallest
Park
Is
Tiny
Indeed
await
the
completion
of
an
apartment
building
or
living
for
a
while
in
a
basement
with
the
.adversities
which
the
pioneers
of
Canada
had
to
endure
and
concluded
with:
"How
fortunate
to
be
in
a
country
that
has
so
many
undeveloped
possibilities
and
opportunities
both
east
and
west
as
Canada
has
today."
Fred
Conrad,
who
had
been
elected
president
of
the
Men's
Club
during
the
evening
in
succession
to
Robert
Eby,
was
in
the
chair.
Mr.
Jones
was
Introduced
by
M.
E.
Martin
and
thanked
by
Andrew
Wyatt.
A
guest
of
the
evenini?
was
Robert
Armour
of
Kimberley.
Serving
of
refreshments
and
a
social
hour
brought
the
proceedings
to
a
close.
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&
Co.
Ltd..
says
five
more
cargoes
have
been
bought
by
his
company
and
he
expects
two
ships
will
arrive
next
month.
Loading
of
the
ship
from
the
grain
elevator
began
at
2
p
m.
yesterday.
It
will
take
some
20
hours
to
load,
not
including
interruptions
due
to
tides.
Loading
isn't
possible
at
high
tides,
say
elevator
officials.
FUR
TAKE
OCT
ORDERS
PHONE
20(1
BROADWAY
CAFE
Win
AitJ
The
Shi
Mrs.
E.
Vann
in
her
"Central
Interior
Diary,"
made
a
statement
recently
about
the
smallest
park
being
in
Burns
Lake.
The
smallest
park
is
in
Moncton,
New
Brunswick.
This
park
is
on
the
main
street
and
is
18
Inches
square.
It
is
planted
with
grass
and
flowers
and
called
Stanley
Park
in
honor
of
one
of
the
city's
policemen.
Stanley
Richard.
With
MICKEY
ROONEY
SALLY
FOE!,
Show
Start
7
p.m.
Last
Comply,
Sh
g:l,
a
vty
Christmas
Masset
Band
Master
Buried
MASSET
Rev.
Montagu
S.
Young,
local
Anglican
rector,
conducted
the
funeral
at
Old
Masset
of
George
Price
who
passed
away
recently
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
whose
remains
were
brought
he
e
aboard
the
motor
vessel
Adelaide
J..
Capt.
Peter
Jones.
Deceased
had
been
bandmaster
of
the
Masset
Concert
Band
which
was
in
attendance
at
the
service.
I
Vessel
for
Kitimat
Run
To
serve
in
freight
and
pas-'
senger
carrying
from
Prince
Ru-i
pert
to
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
TODAY
7
-
9:00
LOUIS
HAYWARD
-
TOM
TL'LLY
in
"DICK
TURPIN'S
RIDE"
V
J'yJ
...
...
I
l,ril
'
-LEAN.
I
Rats
Arouse
Garbage
Men
.Aft
of
aU
tvSsfcsssi
h
m,,rc
f.,IW
I""
h-'n'''
.11-
In
miiarl.
Unless
something
is
done
soon
......I
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.
1
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Endako
News
t
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s-
nil
,a
l'
I"'
P
'ml
for
C.l.rW--
Canada
projects
at
Kitimat
and
Kemano,
the
former
fisheries
patrol
vessel
Nitinat
is
now
on
her
way
up
the
coast
from
Van-ecu
vci.
In
command
is
Capt.
John
Vosper.
veteran
master
of
steam
and
sail.
Cupt.
Vosper,
who
served
in
munv
famous
sailing
vessels
during
his
younger
days,
has
re-t
nt'y
been
in
command
of
Canadian
Transport
Co.
vessels.
The
Nitinat,
in
addition
to
carrying
freight,
has
been
licensed
to
carry
fifty
passengers.
She
is
being
operated
by
the
Like
l
w
ln.iiic
"
.
.
...I
iitirft
.
'
Vw
."an,-.'
I"
The
Hotel
Annan,
now
owned
about
the
rat
menace
here
it
is
i
likely
the
city
will
find
itself
without
a
domestic
garbage
col-j
lection
service.
This
was
indicated
last
night
'
by
Angus
Gillis.
superintendent
of
garbage
collection,
who
laid
a
complaint
of
rats
in
garbage
t
cans
to
mayor
and
aldermen
after
city
council
meeting.
"Our
men
don't
want
to
go
on
I
ri
k
Canadian
I
-
-..w..
.......
S
-.J'-
OUNCE
OF
PREVENTION
"'
or
."'J.Irt'oVFIi'B
and
operated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Minoguo,
has
been
remodelled
and
renovated.
Considerable
Improvements
have
been
made
to
dining
room
and
men's
and
ladies'
tavern.
1
1
ViPHMU
,t24l'
'
,",
.
.
L
.
Xm
e
o
n
t
rartinp
1
working
at
this
job
with
rats
:
Morrison-Knutsen
concern.
WM1MM
;
crawling
all
over
them."
said
Mr.
!
:
!
Gillis,
after
he
told
how
rats
as
Eleven
witnesses
were
called
to
Promotes
Your
Child's
Lifttimo
Foot
Hoalth
Poorly
fitted
shoes
during
childhood
often
undermine
a
child's
general
health.
..cause
nervousness...
retard
scholastic
progress
...interfere
with
health-building
play
.
.
.
cause
lasting
foot
ills
in
later
years.
Out
X-Ry
Fitting
Senric
Uti
you
that
youx
child
(how
hi
propaily
tht
thay
will
omil
aatun
develop
uor-
htm.MiAV
THl
N
)
many
as
six
at
one
time
-infest
-
Prince
George
yesterday
lor
the
ed
garbage
cans
throughout
the
,
Thorson'
preliminary
murder
city.
j
hearing.
"When
a
man
picks
uo
a
gar-j
'iase
can.
takes
off
the
lid
and
a
Robert
Mavoy
has
returned
to
riit
iumDs
out
at
him-it's
not
a
his
duties
as
operator
for
the
Also
SEI.KCTEI)
SHOUTS
-
NEWS
Shows
7
-
9:03
To
Break
Ice
To
Alcan
Job
!
An
ice-brcak
jr
will
be
put
into
I
service
by
Morrison
-
Knudscn,
NOV
NOV
29
THE
vr-ry
comfortable
feeling.
My
men
asked
me
to
appear
here
to
lay
a
complaint.
And
I
doti't
blame
them."
To
support
Mr.
Gillis,
a
garbage
collector
showed
aldermen
a
tin
can
in
which
there
were
were
three
dead
rats.
These
he
had
killed
that
morning,
he
said,
before
emptying
a
garbage
can.
Lial,
helilhy
tM4,
kwp
pht
bonw
and
mus-ciaa
in
propar
align-nant.
Wa
maka
no
charge
ior
tbia
"ounca
of
pravaaUon".
Uta
il
baaly...whathar
you'ra
laady
to
buy
or
not.
Canadian
National
Railways
at
the
station
here.
Eiiing
Berg
is
moving
his
sawmill
from
Fraser
Lake
to
Latin
Lake,
north
of
Endako.
REMINISCENCES
'Continued
from
page
2)
ab'.j.
And
that's
Just
about
what
will
happen.
ALASKA
MUSIC
TRA
conti
actors,
to
keep
river
mouth
waters
open
this
winter
in
the
Douglas
Channel
and
Gardner
Canal
area
as
the
great
Alcan
envelopments
continue.
The
ice-breaker
will
be
the
veteran
F;trol.
She
was
built
in
1906
at
Victoria.
The
Petrol
w:!l
be
used
i
i
general
towing
work.
(
enure
("uni
Richard
Chip
Tenor
Pianist
Toniiku
KiinauKi
Soprano
i
"But
there
were
six
of
them
In
the
can
the
others
got
away."
Aldermen
realized
the
seriousness
of
the
situation.
prill
AERIAL
RECORD?
CORDOBA,
Argentina
(Reu-tT.si
The
instructor
of
the
"?ro
Club
of
the
town
of
Huinca
Rpnanrn
Senor
Maciel.
claims
CO-OPERATION
NEEDED
"The
only
way
we
can
combat
this
menace
is
with
the
assistance
and
co-operation
.of
the
OPERATIC
SELECTIONS
IN
COSTUME
Excerpts
from
Showboat
New
Muon
-
H'"11
Special
Two
Concert
Tickets
Aroiloblt
Plus
I'sual
20
Discount
to
Members
Reservations
Taken
Now
TICKETS
ON
SALE
CIVIC
CENTRE
FASHION
footwear
HI'!!!;!!"'
!
ni
:
HI
I'
Hf
,f
!!
1
Tr
1
trfitl
l1
!1
it"
!
1
f
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I
H'll1
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a.
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If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
News
cisussuicd.
said
Aid.
T.
B.
Black.
to
have
set
a
world's
record
for
!
public
Anyone
old
enough
to
be
cal-
j
led
to
fight
in
Korea
should
not
be
penalized
for
drinking
a
glass
!
Oi
beer
und
that
seems
a
sound
'
conclusion
Anyway,
lt"s
what
'
Judge
F.
J.
Smith
of
Oakland,!
Cal.,
who
suspended
sentence
against
-
19-year-old
Bill
Diaz,
1
says.
"To
me,"
says
the
Judge
"i"s
odd
that
young
men
are
old
enough
at
18
to
be
drafted
and
sent
to
Korea
to
fight
and
maybe
die,
yet
they
are
not
old
enough
to
drink
beer
here."
California's
legal
drinking
age
Is
21.
Mr.
Gillis
suggested
several
looping
the
loop.
He
made
1.090
con;ecutive
loops
in
a
Piper
Cub
plane.
points
householders
might
follow
to
co-operate
with
garbage
collectors:
Cans
should
be
scrubbed
o.
rinsed,
then
sprinkled
on
the
inside
with
kerosene,
stove
oil,
or
creolin.
This
method,
he
thought,
would
help
to
keep
rats
away.
Householders
should
make
sure
it
$!Mi.
GROWING
PAINS
!
STEVENAGE,
England
W
One
of
Britain's
model
"new
towns."
;
this
Hertfordshire
community,
has
a
labor
problem.
It
Is
short
cf
men
to
collect
garbage
since
rents
are
high
and
garbage
col-;
lectors
are
paid
only
7
a
week.
to
keep
lids
fastened.
Mi.
Gillis
also
mentioned
the
problem
of
water
in
the
cans
following
a
rain
when
lids
have
been
left
off.
Both
these
problems
could
be
remedied
If
lids
were
securely
fastened.
Mayor'
H.
F.
Glassey
assured
Mi.
Gillis
of
the
co-operation
of
the
city.
Aid.
Don
Fitch,
chairman
of
the
health
and
licensing,
said
his
committee
would
work
with
the
board
of
works
on
the
.
matter.
PAARI.
BIG
CHIEF
Jupiter
was
chief
of
all
the
gods
In
Roman
mythology,
the
lord
of
the
heavens
who
punLshed
j
offenders
with
his
thunderbolts,
i
You
always
experience
a
nice
warm
feeling
when
you
ur"1..
know
frtenHa
SERVE
!
tel"
like
to
come
Ihis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
tlit
Government
ot
British
Columbia
to
your
home.
For
times
like
m
YICKERS'
m
quiet
evenings
fl
-jj
beside
the
fire,
lJiSll
bridee
camea
ivjr
I'lli'
rr
and
small
un
LOS
DOH
DRY
famous
since
1750
For
those
who
nre
"nn
expected
parties,
serve
delightful
AVjSs
wine
.
.
.
Paarl
''.
k
South
African
Muscatel.
Your
family
and
friends
will
delight
in
its
superbly
sweet
taste,
its
pleasant
bouquet.
Muscatel
is
the
perfect
wine
to
serve
at
all
times.
Insist
on
the
finest
.
.
..-ask
for
Paarl.
WA
McCulloch's
the
name
McCulloch
3-25
...
has
automatic
clutch,
kickproof
rewind
starter,
built-in
chain
iler,
etc.
Tho
CHAIN
SAW
WITH
THE
15-INCH
BOW:
McCulloch
5-49
...
Here's
the
saw
that's
designed
to
lessen
work
and
increase
income.
See
il
today.
McCulloch
7-55
..
.
A
new
chain
saw,
seven
horsepower,
55
pounds
total
weight.
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