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.
1
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V
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
28,
1951
the
tun?smith
of
the
songs
"On.
biq
Car
Tlie
Plvli'ra,"
,,Hamy
Ending"
BollovoU
the
and
"Rhythm
of
a
New
Ro-
cut-stone,
a
80
?''r'!l
mancc,"
which
also
are
featured-welching'
ivm
.
in
the
film.
ruins
0f
.SiJ?n
Like
Father
Strings
for
Like
Son
KaYe
1.......
'.,
v
I
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
ml
.J
V
,
i
I
"J
Tail
I
V
IHTHnuv
nrv.
SOMEWHERE
IN
KOREA.
i
Zany
Danny
Kaye
turned
pup-THe
Reids,
servini?
with
the
25th
pet
fur
one
of
the
big
musical
Canadiali
Infantry
Brigade
Ord-
scenes
h
his
latest
Twentieth
nance
Company
in
Kuiea,
look
Century-Fox
Technicolor
extra-
alike,
and
probably
vaganza.
"On
the
Riviera,
no
at
the
Totem
Theatre,
in
wnicn
-MfcU
-
ELEANOR
Pabv
7
-
9:00
in
"VALENTINO"
www
WWW
mM
Jun
K
EAGLE
n
HOWARD
,
t
alike,
speal
speak
V"fc
''
tiunk
alike
f
,J
"
fa.rseant-
A
wiUi
1,1
the
-Major
Fred
O.
Reld
ne
co-stars
witn
lovelies
oeut.
mobile
bath
and
H'rnry
aau
ormne
....
.
...
.
,
-
i
..I
T
.1.
aunu.y
unit
and
frivate
rea
wormng
wnn
a
troupe
ui
jatik
C
Keul,
Ins
son,
is
in
tne
sPare
Cole
dancers,
Kaye
and
the
crew
parts
section
ol
the
company.
perform
a
number
enlill.'d,
'"e
lhe
PuPlt."
and
actually
The
two
were
together
once
1.
...
....
,.!,
v-h
1
,o...i
are
suspended
by
ropes'
like
El
-
f
'I
f
'
REMODELING
SALE
Storewide
Clearance
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
and
"Pinoc-
tn
the
ordnance
comuanv
at
"Wowdy
Doody
cnia.
Moved
In
tempo
fuVnished
by
a
ninety-piece
orchestra,
Dan-
iort
Lewis,
Wash.,
after
joining
ihe
Kpe-iai
t'orce.
Fred
Sr.,
a
permanent
forze
-
V
-
.
nys
aclioll!i
wert
controlled
by
kick
out
man,
received
quite
a
aaacBaBBBaiiBBi
ot
having
his
stui
in
Ordnance.
II..
,.,rt
t..
i..
L,,
i,lt,
(1
a
system
of
counter-balance
,
,
.
,b
...
"'
ou"
"r
weights
to
operate
the
ropes
and
ESHIEITIO:i.
iSiTORS
Defence
Secretary
George
C.
Marshall
of
the
U
S
,
left-,
chats
with
Anothony
Eden,
former
British
loi(i:.;n
minis'
after
tlvj
official
opening
of
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Toronto.
Gen.
Marshall
was
the
firs:
.
lauiuuy
unit
even
oy
caiiuiB
i"r
;
,rf,1Pm
perlormers.
Th
The
Pnlltnp
routine,
seen
Captain
A.
M.
liu:all,s
sails
by1
the
U.S
S.
Camosun
for
Vancou-
I
ver
this
afternoon.
i
Inm
bv
lumi',
but
young
Fred
1
on
the
screen
for
a
total
of
foui
moved
into
the
spare
parts
!
minutes,
was
dreamed
up
by
American
t.!
officially
open
the
"Ex."
1
CP
PHOTO
1
1
Director
Walter
Lan
who
heard
If
you
wxnt
to
sell
It,
advertise
GORING
Nelson
Again
NELSON
More
dam:ig.
similar
to
that
which
happened
in
the
Nelson
di.-.inet
months
aeo
has
been
reported.
This
includes
the
dynamiting
of
telegraph
poles.
1
'7,y
Am
USTINOV
However,
at
18
he
was
too
Danny
humming
the
tune
on
;yti!ig
and
returned
to
Canada,
iiie
set.
later
joining
the
Active
Force,
j
Mrs
Kave
Sylvla
F!nPi
1
ilien.-
a.i
he-
was
completing
'composecl
the
tUne
of
"Popo
the
basic
traimriK.
a
call
for
volun-
PupM.r
originally
to
entertain
!
leers
came
up
and
he
stepped
;
their
three-year-old
daughter.
forward.
Dena.
The
prolific
Sylvia
was
RADIO
DIAL
12-40
KUweiea
cm
.C-li'ny
CAPITC1
j
wnen
tney
are
alone
relation
(hiil.jer
t
u
Change)
TLESDAY
P.M.
4:00-
Sunshine
Society
4:30
Tall
Tales
4:45
StocK
Quotations
&
."',;)
.
:
.".at
li'iud
Copily.
Vjr
Bill
r.'I-irt-in
Siims
lilt
PRODIGAL
SONS
CALGARY
fP
Arthur
Peter-ton.
13,
and
his
brother
Roy.
13.
decided
to
leave
home
and
head
for
the
UniKd
Slates.
The
next
day.
just
when
police
started
to
organize,
a
search,
they
returned
home.
Alter
heading
in
the
wrong
direction,
they
had
changed
l.hvir
minds.
7:
15
-CHC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
B:15
-Fish.
frosh
and
Fowl
8:3:)-
T7iane
9:00
T.B.A.
U:30
Continental
Varieties
Hi
'.."J
CUC
News
i():10
-
Cnc-Ncws
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
i'j:3o
Adventu:es
of
Richard
Hanney
11:00
-
Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
7:00
-Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Song
B:S0
MornhiR
Devotions
8:45-
Little
Concert
9:00
-BBC
News
&
Comtj.
0:
15
Mu.su:
lor
Moderns
Chop
liuoy
-
Cliow
Mem
Open
6
i
m.
-
3:30
a.m.
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
"'or
Outside
Orders
Phone
13S
ship
slips
into
an
easy
familiar
!
Dad''
and
"Son."
But
when
j
others
are
pre.sent
conversation
I
is
strictly
military.
I
Hockey,
Canada's
national
came,
will
find
both
Reids
.hanging
over
a
radio
or
newspaper
lor
the
latest
game
results.
Both
have
played
the
game,
Fred
Sr.
with
the
Army
Leasue
belore
the
Second
World
War
i
and
young
Fred
with
the
junior
;
leagues
in
his
home
town.'
1
Recently
Fred
Sr.
came
in
for
ja
bit
of
kidding
from
his
son
Itthen
the
mobiie
bath
unit
was
I
TODAY
"UAMBLINU
HOISE"""'
JaiW
k
7-8:20
p.m.
.
"COMPANY
SHE
KEEPS"
Jr
2:ffSTARTS
TOMORROW!
!
to
RHTtr
Kt
J
tht
aU
,nd
,ihu
V
never
fairer...
the
fun
and
Jl!)
SU
,
?
fti!rl,
Canadian
Amateur
Goif
t.
January
I
m
t,
:
:
1
:
a
u
Review
I.yiivMl
Lady
CB'J
News
.Sa,-:).-i'
tii-.-en.Mle
Ilavi-.uian
Melodies
-
:.lo;ni.
:,:o:ai..
in
in
M;wi.:
M;wi.:
-CKC
News
News
5:30
5:43
5:55
0:f-0
6:15
6:30-
I
!
i.w-CHC
!
i
!
fl-ld
-Rtmrisn
KnrMinHo
oUs-Your
Music
Appointment
If
washed
h"?
ral,us
and
part
away.
0:59
-
Time
Pianal
"Dad
had
iitst
finished
re
1
pairing
tlie
washing
machines
'
when
the
liood
came,",
chuckled
j
in
iiiltii
l
iif
I
lie
i:iH
I
IN!I
Fred
Jr.
"AU
his
work
was
for
nothing."
10:00
Morning
Visit
l'1:
15
M.
irninB
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
11:45
Invitation
to
the
Walt;:
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11
:31
Message
Period
1
1:?3
-
Recorded
Inlerlude
1
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
xounjj
Fred
manages
to
seel
his
father
regularly
once
a
week.
a
y
'
i
'
'..-I
mm
wa
m
m
f
M
t
m
k
Heides
a
ration
truck
up
to
the
'
'
lit-
-i,.
.
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.
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t
,
.
.
.
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i-
sr
n,
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t,
m
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,
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J.t
r'
Hi-,,,--...
-
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rti
v
-
"'
,
.
.
't
'
;
V
J!
"
.:
'
1
1-1.
'
v
ir
-
V
'5.
unit
which
operates
near
the
troops.
"We
4aik
about
home,
Niag-ara-on-the-I.Ke.
Ontario,
mo.,'.-'
ly,"
suid
Fred
Sr.
"I
have
two
daughters
and
another
son.
We
T1
M.
12:00
M:d-Day
Melodies
.
12:15
CBC
New
12:25
Program
ites.im:
have
lots
to
talk
about."
m
I
!12:30-B
.C.
Farr.v
Broa
1
jar.t
!
12:55
Rec.
Int.
to.
Uil.
Theatre
Bookings
i
Following
is
a
list
of
bookings
i
at.
the
Totem
Theatre
for
September:
t
I
Sunday
midnight,
September
-te(auik.ll
9
O
m
HnMl
TOTEM
2
1
:00
-The
Concert
Hour
2
-00
Fasy
Listenins
'
2:30
Records
at
Ramloni
2:45
-
S111111HT
Picnic.
Conily.
3:00
Music
Box
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3:30
Let's
Look
Around'
3:45
Announcer's
Cho'ce
1,
i,
4
Biue
Lagoon,"
Jean
Sot.
A
Famous
Players
Theatre
Simmons.
Donald
Huston.
A'
1
!
L'i
-t
1
September
5.
6
"Molly,"
Gertrude
Berg.
Philip
Locb:
"Star
Spangled
Rhythm,"
all
star
cast.
Yes,
when
you
drive
up
here
you're
pur-ting
your
cor
In
expert
hands.
Our
attendants
have
had
years
of
experience
and
training
in
proper
car
care.
They
know
what
you
need
they
have
what
it
takes
to
keep
that,
car
of
yours
in
"new"
condition
longer.
Drive
up
here,
today!
September
7.
8
"Excuse
My
Dust,"
Red
Skeltoh,
Sally
twenty
years
ago
In
Prince
Rupert
EXPORT
Fire
King
Oven-War
mirror
t
finish
easy
to
da
fttfW(f(H
'lK
7
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
PIE
PLATES
MEASURING
CUPS
MEASURING
PITCH!
BAKE
PANS
CUSTARD
CUPS
UTILITY
PANS
September
10,
11,
12
"As
Young
as
You
Feel,"
Jean
Pet-
!
ers,
David
Wayne.
September
13,
14,
15
"The
Frogmen,"
Richard
Wldmark,
1
Dana
Andrews.
i
September
17,
18
"The
Guy!
Who
Came
Back,"
Paul
Douglas,-!
Joan
Bennett.
September
19,
20
"Return
of
the
Frontiersman."
Gordon
Mac-Rae,
Julie
London;
"Great
Jewel
Robber."
David
Brian,
Marjorie
Reynolds.
September
21,
22
"Cariboo
Trail,"
Randolph
Scott,
Gabby
Hayes.
-
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Lt
August
28,
M31
Retail
Merchants
Association,
with
president
John
Bulfcvr
in
the
chair,
had
as
their
guest
their
candidate
for
the
beau'y
mieen
contest
at
the
Fall
Fair,
Mis:-
Pauline
Furness.
at
the
din-r.
r
meeting
last
night.
HarcHon
had
a
most
successful
f'ower
show
and
a
sports
pro-prirn
fallowed
by
a
cmcert
at
'
night.
Flower
judges
were
Mrs.
ORMES
SUPERIOR
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Bus-well
and
S.
S.
Phillips
of
Smithers
and
W.
H.
Tobey,
W.
E.
Funnell
and
Jack
Frew
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
,
beptembcr
24,
25
"Pa.ssage
West,"
John
Payne,
Arlene
Whe-
lan.
September
26,
27,
28.
29
'Captain
Horatio
Hornblower,"
Gregory
Peck.
Virginia
Mayo.
1
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is
not
published
or
displayed
Jlio
li'iucir
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
.tf?$-.m
The
Pioneer
Druggists
Chai'.-s
Caird,
a
paralytic
patient
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
twelve
years
died
last
night.
Prior
to
his
Illness
he
had
been
mate
on
vessels
belonging
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage.
MV
Dagncy;
master
Dave
L.
Murdvy,
from
Ketchikan
had
three
carloads
of
canned
salmon
for
transshipment
over
Cana
aiun
National
Railways
to
eastern
points.
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amm
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Acetylene
and
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welding
supplies.
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and
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