1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
1,'
1951
1
Your
Building
Needs
Try
our
service
first
Wealthy
Nizam
To
Sell
Jewels
By
ADRIENNE
FARRELL
NEW
DELHI
(Retuersi
The
Nizam
of
Hyd.;iabad
Is
putting
the
fabulous
family
jewels
on
the
auction
blockhe
says
he'd
rather
have
the
cash.
He
plans
to
save
only
a
few
PORTRAITS
I
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and
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I'AINTS
jqiAI.T
TILE
m
Former
Light
Keeper
Dies
John
Moran
Was
Also
Veteran
Member
of
Typographical
I'nicn
Jchn
Moran,
Veteran
p.-inlci
of
tne
Victoria
Coljmst
anu
foi
some
Urns
keepc-r
of
Green
Island
liahth'-use
north
of
Pc-inc;
Rujert,
diei
a
few
days
ago
in
Nanaimo
at
the
ag3
f
82
year.
Ho
was
the
father
ot
Mrs.
N.)r-msn
M.Kay,
E?venlh
Avenue
i
lit,
Prir,
e
Ku;c
-t.
and
of
Thomas
M,iran,
kee;.-er
of
Ear-rett
Hock
lighthouse
at
the
en-iranci
cf
frmce
Rupert
Harbor.
nd
City
Builder's
Supply
IiiiU
Street
I'hone
Blue
8287
treasures,
as
family
heirlooms
and
for
uf
j
on
state
occasions.
The
rest,
filling
three
trunks,
goes
to
the
highest
bidder.
Total
va'ue
is
put
at
$28
000.000-
Included
In
thH
glittering
mass
Is
the
ISO-carat
Jacob
diamond,
one
of
the
largest
In
tire
morld.
The
enormous
egg-shaped
diamond,
large
as
a
crystal
paper-
t
9
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
milrage
Like
new
Mr.
Moran
was
lor
many
years
V
a
n
d
PERSONAL
l.7
a
typesetter
at
the
Colonist
but,
ii,
V
.
.
arr
m-
s
g.andfather
In
the
it
United,,
h
Masons
of
health,
left
th.-nat.s
73
v
ars
aw-
Dealers
fear
newspap(,r
and
went
llghl.
V-
is
too
big
to
find
a
buyer
to-
island'until
ke
at
G,.en
s
t
between
i'
S.,Vnf
elt?Atedt
retirement
fifteen
yars
ago.
His
$3,000,000
and
$4,000,000.
member,hip
In
the
International
There
are
few
men
In
the
TVpn"ra,,bi'"i
Vn'n
had
da'cd
world
who
could
pay
such
a
price
.
back
"to
1338"and
in
'l950
he
wac
for
a
single
jewel
these
days.
But
presented
with
the
union's
gold
unless
a
buyer
Is
found
it
may,button
fur
sixty
years.
member-
'""ill
'
s'-
1
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
owmd
imve
w
oe
carvea
up
mio
several
ship.
VISITOR
WELCOMED
Dr.
Jeanne
Elder
of
Zurich,
Switzerland,
president
of
the
International
Council
of
Women,
Is
welcomed
at
the
op
n.ng
session
of
the
National
Council
of
Women
convention
in
Montreal.
With
her,
from
left
to
right:
Mia.
Camillien
Houde,
wife
of
the
mayor
of
Montreal;
Mrs.
R.
O.
Gilbrtde,
presl
lent
of
the
Montreal
council;
Mis.
Allan
Turner
Cor.-,
national
vice-president
and
Dr.
R.
J.
Marshall,
national
president.
The
funeral
to-jk
place
in
Van
couver.
j4lJiiiccting
Monday
at
Mrs.
C.
Johansen
return-d
to
230cilhe
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yej-
i
M
s
Jchn
jum
Wilkh'lrrday
wiiKU
Vancouver.
afterP0Qn
from
a
trip
to
t
fciLilit
on
the
Chllcotiii
i,
n
trip
to
Vancouver.1
C.
E.
Salter
and
Norman
Chrts--
Im
ifnsen
0f
lhe
Canad'an
Fishing
r.rd
tmrtv
will
be
'
t
mcjtt
C"
were
knd
visitors
to
3
to
Oct
10
10.
i
tlj,mCxt.3toOct.
the
Queen
CnarloUe
Xslands
1,
SI
i-Tard
returned'
?'
,W'
Graham-
Inspector
of
t
fCh1S'
M,lcd
"
the
Coquitlam
dav
on
the
Princeu
I',
LiTE
last
?."
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
1948
DeSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
.
Low
mileage
leaser
tuamonas
ui
more
marketable
value.
The
Aga
Khan
Is
understood
to
havj
offered
$2,000,000
for
the
diamond.
FOR
GRANDCHILDREN
The
Nizam
says
he
is
selling
.
.
...
free
Bonk
on
Arthritis
Telephone
Whist
id
Rheumatism
Mrs.
Taylor
is
Mooseheart
Head
HOW
TO
AVOID
CRIPPLING
DEFORMITIES
piving
his
jewels
to
form
a
money
trust;
for
his
grandchildren.
on
official
business.
And
Bridge
Party
ft
'.in..
4U1
1
1n.
Bride
-Jl
i
An
amazing
newly
enlarged
44-
Badminton
Uuiin.
ni..i-
Although
he
owns
several
I
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
$300.00
Willi
Mridge
sailed
last
Centre.
Wedne.v
,
.
safes,
he
t-ewels
in
I
tous
homeV
!
ek
entitled
"Weum.ttem7
strongly-built
modern
va
when
a
telepho-
wnhd
bHdg?;artVwaT
to
"
PiLJ,
Was
i.
,,,
j,
.
,t
..
thf
Chilcotin
for
Port-
a.,,,
nm
nrln
.V':.
k
he
will
attend
col-
-
la"-
New
chairman
for
the
Moose-heart
committee
is
Mrs.
J.
Taylor,,
elected
Friday
night
by
the
Women
of
the
Moose
Legion
meeting
h.'ld
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
E.
Biair.
three
old
tin
trunks,
covered
,
K..
U..
"
uuuw-,,.18
crre-,
Wednesday
eveing
last
Uy
Lilv
Tf
11
no
1
c
tiiVi
it
Hpii
rro
nH
J
rA
t
I
.t
....
1.
.
,
u
.
r"l
V'?le:t.
Women's
omer
's
Auxiliary
Auxiliary
to
the
United
V,,,r".'r
'
....
is.
Thomas
Beatlie
r,
!"
'
wu
"il
'
MCKjVnu.cn.
ui.
b.
A.
wrignt
reaa
FishprmerTi
anH
Allied
Wnrlcprs'
6
'
'"'""""J
icnci
rcaris
lie
jumoiea
in
cara-
UnUin
The
lotl
Mrl
i
f
"d
l
,the
C
'
bo"?
l?
be
brouht
the
city
today
on
tnc
riolloh,.,
"m.
"
"Vu
:C'
:
.
r.
F:!lowin?i
iuwiii
the
uie
business
ou&iness
session,
session,
u
i-
-p..
i
oouru
10.31,
nivnr
nn
rnA
UilUUllllT
OI
iVir.
and
Air?
V
K.
A.
Gomez,
Mrs.
C
Mrs
T
Parkin
c3
w
wcic
.mo.
u
-
1
,
ti
.
,
i
.
tne
t,nv,i-.
trouble,
explains
'i..
a
proven
.
out
.
.
Into
the
..
light
,
.
from
.
time
to
.
,
.
,
.....
.
Hunter
and
'
-
specialized
non-surgical,
non-
time
so
they
will
notta
their
l-T!:
,
to
Mrs.
Tayfar,
and
consolation
I
I
n.
n.
dicai
dica'
treatment.
treatment.
.
.
I
color
color.
.
cation
in
rheUth.
Ch,,coUn
,or
V.ncoue.-.
j
a.hs
of
S:hre.oer,
Ontaru,
an.
vt.a
a,
t)
..
,
Maurice
Albert
Teng,
only
son
01
'
pnze
to
Mrs.
J.
MacDougail.
of
workmen
s
Com-
p,lr,..t
u
.
,
,
'
.
V
,'i'r-
ana
M'S.
J
A.
Ttng
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
866
and
566
T
,
1
You
lncur
no
obliKatin
m
The
Nizam
himself
has
always
o
i
d
t
a
h
vfaC
iy'
i
'
Adel"
I
sending
for
this
Instructive
book,
lived
In
Spartan
simplicity,
shuf
f-
Board,
sailed
by
the
".l
"'A..
Ty
Pnce
Rupert.
P.es?nt
were
Mrs.
J.
R.
Carr,
Mrs.
H.
Paulsen,
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey.
Mrs.
O.
Twcd,
Mrs.
T.
.
.
..
"-'II
may
De
me
means
or
saving
ling
through
his
oalace
halls
In
u'liis-r
MVff
m:
mnnenn
tia
i-c?
isi
.
....
.
-
...
.
iviuik
pv.
1.11
i
iwf
.
.
11
whist
Mrs.
E.
Johnson,
Mrs.
N
list
niRht
on
his
re-
7
BuUe,
Mon
Una
v'la"or00K,
la.
bnu,,
given
in
marriage
aHi-ouver
after
one
of
;
by
uu.
uncic,
Wimam
fc.in.s,
v.itA
business
visits
.
...
Kaose
a
clastic
white
brocaded
you
years
or
unioia
misery,
write
sno?s
sp
it
at
the
seams,
wearing
"
'
r.
Z
V,
rs.
H.
Kennedy,
Mrs.
E.
Mulder,
A.
Nor
res
and
Ray
Gardner.
The
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus
will
Harrison
and
Senior
Regent
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyie.
.-
5217.
.
Excelsior
Springs,
...
Missouri.!
The
sale
of
the
Nizam's
jewels
;wl,
prorjably
take
place
either
Y)
,
I
i
In
Paris
or
in
Switzerland,
where
ort
Cilward
jhower
import
conditions
are
most
fav-
jorablc.
o
-
i
Dfi
1WC
Jnstr
jai.ui
fcon
with
long-sleeved
oouue
and
full
skirt.
Her
full
iciijin
veil
ol
illasion
cascaded
iiuiu
a
coronet
uumne.1
with
inn-s
of
tne
vailey,
aha
sh2
cai-i
ij
a
fcouquci
oi
red
roses
and
wnite
carnations,
ine
groom's
!
meet
Tuesday,
Oct.
2
at
8
pm
8
Harrison,
Vancou-
In
Booth
Memorial
High
School
i
a
rivrd
In
th3
All
those
Interested
in
ringing
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
are
urged
to
attend.-
231c
-n
t
m
the
so'ith.
b
l
;
n-lar
monthly
visit
to
Mrs'
Samuel
Kinley
sailed
last
i:e
Rupert
General
Hos-
i8'l
on
thj
vjqulilam
fjr
her
uclor
t
X
i
The
ifTL-l
Innlnrlo
finmn
nt
the
omim
finest
emeralds
in
India,
for
green
is
the
Hyderabad
royal
home
.at
Alvansh
on
the
n.
fu
01
P;"r'3
ompl3tea
hei
i
m:',T'
;
'
1,
ZZSa
uZ7t
lamliy.
religious
color
i.ivT.
Mr.
Kinley.
who
has
bea
1
'ns7mWe-
I
Cliff
Rsbinson.
art
Instructor
W.
H.
Priest
re-
relieving
o
reft.
,.f
n,
I
The
maid
of
lienor.
Miss
Cor-1
of
the
University
of
British
Col-
'
'n
'
01
takes
place
October
25,
was
the
".
f
bay
bank'
thcy
wlU
be
Put
on
the
gi
eve
et
-t
nf
of
honor
no.ior
at
at
a
a
mlscellan-
miscciian
.
markc'
gradually
radl,flllv
as
as
Conriitinns
conditions
a
4i
city
at
the
end
of
w
.
.
am
u.i
nere
w.n
0.:eei
Glenn,
wa
gowned
in
pinkiumbia
txlcnsion
Department.
fin
a
va.atlon
trip
returning
north
shortly
jt.uei,a,
matenmg
hoad-dress
will
visit
Fvince
Rupert
Octob.i
ous
fhowrr
he'd
in
the
Port
Ed
29
to
November
2
and
will
giv.
courses
in
art
at
the
Civic
Cen-
Baji.ie.
They
went
In
and
finder
tip
veil.
Sue
carriea
in
Hazelton
and
came
Ralph
Hood,
who
has
been
o.i;ni.:k
carnations.
offer
the
most
favorable
prices.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Cowie
ward
Community
Hall
Wednesday
evening
by
Nurman
Fisher.
Th?
hall
was
beautifully
dec-
The
groom's
sister,
Miss
Bar-
lre
on
lne
anernoons
and
e-
mm
fif
laKe
lo
Pendleton
"
muiur
trip
wun
Mrs.
Mood
and
iTKiiiy
little
daughter
to
Banff
for
an
.
f
automobile
dcale
s'
conventljn.
ourx
Teng,
were
blue
taffeta
1
nlns
01
lnose
oavs-
in:s
cour.se
-css
!
's
Pen
'u
clvc
Cerllre
with
muuhws
head-d
and
ni;m-
...A
"u
iters
anv
general
passenger
followed
by
a
dr,
e
throuah
tha
-
.
and
those
who
wish
to
tak;
Tables
were
p.rt
in
horseshoe
'eft
by
plane
today
on
their
ra-
.
.
...
'
ilr.gcr
up
cartiatloru.
,n
.
'
(
Jiaclian
Pacific
Rail-
Pacific
Northwest
to
Vancouver,
it
may
sitn
up
at
the
desk
no-
shape;
under
the
trees,
giving
turn
to
their
home
at
Lethbridge
i
i
m
I
K
I
if
a
fiurrson,
district
pas"
returned
to
theiiv
vmrrdiv
i
land
ihr
obtain
a
list,
of
ar,
th-
nnrtv
the
effect
of
baint
held
after
visit
here
with
Mr.
.
-
-
.
.i.i-fi;irvfnrnnn.i('nH:iMKTni:
..
.
.
.
..
.
...
...
.
Four
ytar
ol
'Sh,
and
Frederick
snrplies
to
have
ready
wh?n
the
in
r.'
garden.
Cowle's
sister.
Mrs.
John
Mitchell,
AtMn
Avenue.
Westview.
t
OBrar.hr-.
are
na.-
We
carry
all
models
of
West-
brides
toasin.
was
llcwcr
gi.i,
in
cou.ye
begins.
Tr.j
seat
of
honor,
which
was
n-i
..
....
.I..V
alarm
ftr.rm
lnn1,..ln
tain-
.1
t-,-i
1
1.
1
:
:n
t
illn...
..,m
u
t,.
ifS0(g!
mm
i
L,
,J
:.L
...
Ben
and
Bahv
Ben
ai
Ln
coloniaT
houoiiet
f
veii.u,
bahv
r
ago
Cliff
Robinson
was.
on
a
laLsed
platform,
was
banked
"
"''
scheduled
to
come
h?re
bu
t
in-
,th
rti..
,;.!.
,..,
.
n.nir
,.ii.i...ii
I
numerous
gift
s.
designs
of
mantle
and
kitchen
mums
and
pink
(jlaUuli.
"eud
ht'
lelt
,b!
UBC
slaf
toi
The
bride-e'eefs
bouquet
of
man
man
...hHv
In
I.nnl'ind
lliw
that
ie
i
.
.
.
.
..
Atle
Arnsii'ii
was
best
L
f
cloctts.
You'll
find
the
prices
the
nd
Irs.
S.
J.
Hunter,
re-
same
as
everywhere
and
It's
bet-!
r
city
this
morning
ter
to
buy
from
your
Jeweller
;
'
s
Louise
from
holi-
In
case
repalis
are
needed.
Bul-:liiTn
E.itish
colum-
gtrs
Jewellery
Store..
(ltci
ana
ocor.4e
hau8ea
and
Ern.s.
hoTVe
oined
the
stff
he
w
fu
rca
row
"na
wnu
ca:nlu,n
V
w
Wallace
u
hered.
j
&$0
heJ5
,
'
F1
cr
During
the
sigiilns
of
U13
roe-.
Prince
Rupert.
From
here
he,
"
,
'
,
t
.su-r,
J.
A.
Tm3.
father
ol
the
goes
to
HazcUon.
Sm
thers
1
Vrs.
Mane
Tocher.
mat-on
oi
i.rjom,
eang
the
ever
populai
!
Fnncc
George
and
Quesnel,
the
honor
to
be,
asnst
'd
in
the
open-
'Bcausc."
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
i.ie-
only
tour
throush
the
province'
m&
of
Ule
glfts
aficr
wnicn
a
It
Pirlf:-
NnrtVin.esr
FALL
SUIT
FASHIONS
.
.
"
'iir
idan-'e
at
an
auto.j
convention
.
sided
at
the
orcan.
:
i
that
thai.
K
he
i
is
able
.hi.
to
tn
m.!
make
thu
this
vr
year.
,
wsvy
luncneon
was
scrvea
iui-
William
U.
Ingiam,
of
Long
liiaiw
New
Yoik,
Vho
has
been
lieie
as
campaign
director
lor
the
ii.in.e
KjplH
Ocirral
Hospital
w.rAit.iiiuou
Fund
dilve,
re
lowrd
by
movie
shorts.
At
the
roCCDtiori
held
In
the.
The
Art
ninh
Ik
hhUlnlno
k.nn.e
Guo.fcilt.ws'
ha.l.
Dr.
Wright
extra
art
supplies
for
the
use-
v.i
Ecrviteurs
wore
Rcss'Tasaka,
i
..in
,H
the
(-.,,.
least
to
r
the
hr-iHn
bride,
'
.1..
'
Ph
Si'.riey
'
ri
nil
Koyama,
Wnvnmn
Mi'fl'rH
Mildred
Civrn
Cirgo.i
I
,i
,n
ilr-n,i
..ii.-..
m
T,.,Um
i-ropjsrd
those
ocoole
who
loin
the
course
en
-he
groom
responding
suitably.
:
cotjviT
'todav
leaving
ty
plane
Saturday.
On
vho
way
lo
loronlo,
he
will
stop
Mrs.
The
toast
to
the
bridesmaids
was
Handsome
styles
.
.
.
nuallty
fabrics
in
suits
sure
to
became
the
backbone
f
jour.ncw
Fall
nardrobc.
too
late
to
oraer
tneir
own.
vonu...
n..
....uu,
Tanaka,
Yose
Matsuo
The
Club
had
their
first
meet-
CMyoko
ing
of
the
season
last
week,
and
i
aiKl
Mal
v
Koyama.
have
nn
enthiisinslie
na
m?m.l
A
islillC
Norman
Fisher
Were
,C2Wn
W
tCole''otf
at
Penticton
and
Calgary
ib
Reposed
by
the
groom
and
I
h
y
'
MrS'
'.-".act
s.muar
campaiBiis.
spondrd
to
by
the
best
man.
Sev-
eral
telegrams
of
congratulations'
heP
.
Mrs
t
P
c.irn
,ife
,,t
Ronald
Fit-licr.
Mrs.
G.
E.
Fisher.
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno
and
daugh-
wer-
read,
from
relatives
of
th"jlh?
new
civ(c
Centre
director,
j
S.-t-
Sakai
and
Gary
Dimont.
tcr,
Miss
Delp.iii.e
Balagno,
re-
bnds
and
groom.
I
and
a
graduate
of
the
Vancouver
I
Guests
were
Mvsdamcs
O.
E.
liiin-.d
to
tne
cit
this
morning
The
happy
couple
are
spending
School
of
Art.
Mrs.
Stirn
has
F.she'
,
Sets
Fujirr.oto.
K.yako
on
the
Princess
Louise,
follow-
their
honeymoon
on
a
motor
trip
consented
to
take
charge
of
the
Tanaka,
Sally
Lar.de,
Jean
Gor-.nj,
u
vacation
wmcn
tojk
them
through
the
interior.
Cn
their
program
for
the
Art
Club
meet-'
d
m
Marl.
Atchison,
B.
Mizu-as
tar
as
Seattle.
M
s.
Balugno
rjtarn
they
wi
1
take
up
resld-
4ngs
this
winter
and
has
pro-
j
yabu,
B.
Tocher.
Kiy
Wood,
Joy
was
uwa
three
weeki,
JJinm
ence
at
Seal
Cove.
:
posed
a
course
of
study
which
!
DM..;
Ncl
McCrindle,
Ella
Chow,
ti'r
dughter
wno
had
preceded
lae
b?nutiful
decoration
of
will
begin
on
October
lith
withlL'
Fifbcrg.
J.
Ikari,
Tsuiu
Ikari,
T.
KitHaka.
Louise
.Teichman,
!
in.
mmig
souui
mice
muiuns
khe
church
and
reception
hall
,
"The
Simplest
Way
to
Draw
n
a'i-
,
was
done
by
Mrs.
Laura
Mitchell.
1
Fiaure."
A
gixid
sized
shack
lecated
c.l
jhn
h.
I'LGER
First
Avenue
near
the
railway
,'es.rve
was
jacked
up
yeste
day
and
moved
away
out
toward
th3
iat.irn
t
id
ot
the
townsltc,
whrre
Jack
Mair
is
developing
a
tourlit
p,oject
for
next
summer.
It
was
an
all
day
job
but,
once
It
wa3
on
the
streets,
its
Z:'.a
Wampr.r,
Abel
Brooks,
R.
'
Yamamoto,
T.
Matsuba,
Yonc-haru
Tanaka,
T.
MUupabu,
Koyama,
Cotty
Cmori,
A
Ycomans,
v
arie
Trchc:
,
Mol'y
Sorge.
Irene
"
i
i
.
Em!
y
Reich,
H.
F.
Robins,
K..
ITakalsa.
Ilarac
Yampnnto,
j.
Ma
hsn.
Y.
Tanaka.
T.
Nakan-hi
I.,
lfccda.
S.
Kamcda.
H.
"s5'e-
.
3.
Yainashita.
Stella
Tanaka,
A.
Rowbotham,
W.
Wil-,
ioi.
K.
Nakamura.
S.
Hayashi
I
3.
Calsuo.'H.
On-.o
i.
Aiko
Oinori
j
C
De'gi
oii.
Gladys
Byth,
W.
Crc-
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
i
rogrcss
was
good.
Capl.
James
Hunter
ha,s
taken
1
,!
St.
4
j&ulgcr
Ltd.
Tlf'l
Avenue
i
FINEST
'
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
tEAMEfT
.
over
command
of
Union
steamer
;
Chilcotin
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run.
The
Chilcotln,
r.ow
operating
in
place
of
the
Co-quit.
am
which
has
gone
to
the
j
Primrj
Rupert-Alice
Arm-Stew-j
art
run,
prnv?d
In
port
at
4:15
I
yesterday
afternoon
from
Mas-jsett
Inlet
points
and
sailed
at
i
j
p.m.
for
Vancouver.
g
E.
Lehuray,
Claire
Parent,
J.
Sedgwick,
Sarah
Kawabata.
Ebi-su.
Bessie
Int,',
Rose
Klmura.
Betty
Kameda,
M.
Orfult,
Glen
Caw-dcll,
Edith
Fraser,
Margaret
Ypmamuto.
and
the
Misses
Elsej
Hnro'.dson.
Rose
Tasaka,
Judy
Davis.
Mildred
Ciego.
Rac
e
George
Hilt
TARE
Ol
T
OltDI
IiS
PIIONK
20U
BROADWAY
CAFE
f
MLS
FOR
:
Uyeno,
Ann
Matsuba,
K.
Nishi.
1
Self
Sakai,
Vesta
Woods.
Thcl-i
ma
Yeomans,
Mary
Koyama,
iVii'isua
Tasaka,
Marion
Williams.
Native
Congress
Here
Described
ORMES
Incouver
ilci
n,e,iatc
rorls
"
Thursday
7
.
11
:i5
p.m.
"')AY
MIDNIGHT
Uly
Ht
Low
Cost
f
r
Reservations
I
4Vllte
or
call
I
fV
Ht
DEPOT
OFKKE
flUNCE
RUPERT
The
September
War
Cry
print;;
a
page,
descriptive
of
the
rec-nt
Northern
B.C.
Salvation
Arm
native
Congress
hi
Prince
Rupert.
.
The
series
of
mceti"gs.
All
P.T.A.
Members
and
allien
interested,
please
note:
PUBLIC
MEETING
New
King
Edward
School
Auditorium
Thursday,
Oc.
4
.
8
n.m.
Speaker.
MRS.
E.
EVANS,
Fiesidcnt
BC.
Parent-Teacher
Federation.
Refreshments.
Airs.
Evans
will
meet
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
P-T
Council
at
Dinner,
6:30
p.m.,
Thursday,
Broadway
Cafe,
for
a
discussion.
H
.
!
?!
'
..V
I
led
by
the
field
secrtarv
and
Mrs.
e&Vsw&lk,,
.
Vlkt
The
Pioneer
Druqqists
"Tomorrow's
Styles
Today"
Annette
Mansell
Ladies
Wear
523
3rd
Ave.
G.
Best,
commenced
at
Prince
George
before
the
main
gather-1
i
ings
at
Prince
Rupert.
There
:
were
visits
to
some
of
the
isolated
districts.
The
page
was!
Swell
illustrated,
with
scenes
on!
'!the
Naas
River,
a
cannery
and
a
j
water
power
mill
built
by
native
i
Indian
Salvationists
and
used
for
preparing
lumber
fir
vari-i
j
otis
purposes.
F
AMILY
GROUr
Prim
ess
Elizabeth
is
shown
with
her
children,
Princess
Anne
and
Prince
Charles,
on
the
young
Prin-ccifi's
first
birthday,
celebrated
at
Birkhall,
Scotland.
Princess
.Anne,
born
Aug.
15,
1950,
is
third
in
order
of
succession
to
the
thronv,
after
her
mother
and
brother.
Prince
Charles
was
born
Nov.
14,
1943.
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Is
a
United
Kingdom
Information
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