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RAFT
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
15.
1901
FESTIVAL
OF
LIGHT
'
It
A
MSG
ATE,
Eimland
(CP)
A
'Festival
of
Lighi
."--lour
mils
of
illuminations
to
be
held
nightly
from
July
to
October,
will
be
one
of
this
town's
contributions
to
the
festival
of
Britain.
The
sea-front
will
be
ablaze
with
changing
colors.
ASBESTOS
DISCOVERY
DERDEPOORT,
Sohth
Afrlc.i
(CP)
What
is
believed
to
be
a
blR
new
asbestos
field
has
been
discovered
near
this
town
on
the
Bochuanaland
border.
Experts
claim
the
existence
of
a
rich
concentration
over
an
area
of
one
square
mile.
My
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RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
5!
Canada
to
Share
Food
MEXICO
CITY
(CP)
A
Canadian
plan
for
organizing
worldwide
distribution
of
food,
first
advanced
two
years
ago,
will
again
be
one
of
the
leading
topics
of
discussion
at
the
fifth
annual
conference
of
the
International
Federation
of
Agricultural
producers.
The
federation
is
an
international
farmers'
organization
with
membership
In
26
countries.
It
will
meet
here
May
29.
It
acts
In
an
advisory
capacity
to
the
Food
and
Agriculture
Organization
of
the
United
Nations.
In
1949
the
federation
met
at
Guelph,
Ont.,
and
elected
H.
H.
Hannam
of
Ottawa
as
president.
Mr.
Hannam,
president
of
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Agriculture,
still
holds
the
post.
At
that
1949
conference,
Canada's
delegation
suggested
that
food
distribution
be
organized
under
an
International
agency
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NEW
COLORS
FOR
GUARDS
As
Coloned-in-Chief
of
the
Regiment,
the
King
recently
presented
new
colors
to
the
First
and
Second
Battalions
of
the
Coldstream
Guards.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
Windsor.
This
picture
shows:
His
Majesty
the
King
taking
the
salute
as
the
battalions
march
past
the
Royal
dais.
Her
Majesty
the
Queen
is
seen
on
the
dais
with
His
Royal
Highness
Prince
Charles
as
the
colors
of
the
Second
Battalion
pass
by.
,
H1UuLi0
luMlli
Uftl
liUbtll'
which
would
strive
to
see
that
needy
nations
were
fed
at
prices
they
could
afford.
There
was
also
a
plea
for
increased
production
at
that
time.
This
year
again,
Mr.
Hannam
says,
the
plan
for
orderly
distribution
will
be
discussed
by
the
federation.
LABOR
IS
TOPIC
"So
You
Want
to
M
ve
IIESE
I
Council
Resolves
on
Clean
up
DECLARES
WAR
ON
UNTIDINESS
11
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in
Sports"
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"Bone
For
a
Bone"
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Another
subject
important
to
1
Canadians
will
be
the
interna-1
tional
movement
of
farm
work-I
ers.
Delegates
have
been
seeking
I
a
method
of
moving
workers
The
MEW
.lory
of
City
council
is
going
to
wage
an
all-out
war
against
dirt,
filth
and
rubble
which
meets
the
eye
in
Prince
Rupert,
Resolution
to
this
effect
was
made
at
last
night's
council
meeting
by
Aid.
Douglas
Friz-zell
with
support
of
the
whole
council.
Iwlovfd
Mrs.
Miniver!
Canadians
Visit
Yorkshire
Field
.
MIDDLETON
ST.
GEORGE.
Yorkshire.
England
(CP)
Fighter
pilots
from
Canada's
Red
Indian
Squadron
made
a
brief
goodwill
visit
to
the
RAF
station
nere.
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Bob
Davidson,
commanding
officer
of
the
Canadians,
renewed
wartime
associations
with
the-station
commander.
Group
Capt.
Coles.
During
the
Second
World
War
Mkldleton
St.
George
was
a
bomber
base
from
which.
RCAF
Lancasters
and
Halifaxes
flew
to
bomb
Berlin.
Canadian
pilots
who
accompanied
Davidson
were
FOS.
John
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Greatrix,
Peterborough,
Ont.;
G.
A.
Debenham,
Sintaluta,
TUESDAY
P.M.
4:00
Sunshine
Society
4:30
Tall
Tales
4:45
Stock
Quotations
&
I
Aid.
George
Casey
started
the
ball
rolling.
He
cited
several
lots
and
business
premises
in
the
city
which
he
termed
as
"filthy."
"Who
Ls
responsible
for
cleaning
up
those
premises?"
he
asked.
Aid.
Frizzell
explained
that
In
many
cases
the
city
sanitary
inspector
had
called
on
owners
of
1
dirty
premises
and
had
pointed
out
that
a
"clean-up"
was
necessary.
The
owners
had
told
the
inspector
to
"mind
your
own
i,u.':iness."
The
inspector
did
not
,
feel
he
was
in
a
position
to
en-j
force
laws,
and
had
referred
such
matters
to
the
health
committee.
I
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
ad-!
vised
that
the
health
committee
had
full
right
to
ask
police
as
FRASER
HOUSE
We
shall
not
be
responsible
for
artirU
loft
across
International
boundaries
to
do
farm
work,
both
on
a
seasonal
and
year-round
basis.
Such
a
system,
it
is
felt,
would
provide
labor
in
areas
when
and
where
needed.
The
federation
will
hear
a
report
from
the
United
Nations
on
the
status
of
plans
to
relieve
and
reconstruct
devastated
areas
and
will
discuss
practical
steps
which
it
might
take
to
aid
such
work.
Leading
speakers
Include
Dr.
Hugh
Keenleyside,
former
Canadian
deputy
minister
of
mines
and
resources,
now
director
of
the
technical
assistance
division
of
the
UN,
and
Nelson
Rockefeller,
chairman
of
the
U.S.
advisory
committee.
Canada's
delegation
will
number
about
30
and
will
be
led
by
W.
J.
Barker,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Federation
of
Agriculture
and
president
of
the
Manitoba
Pool
Elevators,
and
J.
A.
Marion,
second
vice-president
of
the
federation,
who
Is
president
of
Quebec's
French-language
farm
organization.
In!
storage,
or
deposit
after
30
davs
from
this
del
Sask.;
Bruce
Sheaby,
Medicine
Hat,
Alta..
and
Bob
Wood,
Lloydminster,
Sask.
The
Canadian
squadron
!s
stationed
at
Odiham,
Hampshire,
for
a
year's
training
with
the
RAF.
GUARANTEE:
May
14,
I
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1
.
MR.
AND
MRS.
HIC
mm-.
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Individually
measured
whvn
you
order.
Personally
fitted
when
we
deliver.
5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
The
Weston's
5:30
Intimate
Review
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
News
6:15
Jr.
Chamber
of
Com.
6:00
Supper
Serenade
C:30
Mr.
Glencannon
7:oo
CBC
Hew
i,
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
8:00
Club
Date
8:
15
Nation's
Business
8:30
Record
Album
STOQi-Musical
Program
9:30
Ray
Norris
Quintet
Booze
Prices
Are
Going
up
VICTORIA
Liquor
prices
are
going
up
In
British
Columbia.
A
26-ounce
bottle
of
hard
liquor
will
cost
10c
more.
Beer
will
go
up
5c
a
case
on
Wednesday
because
of
the
sales
tax
hike
from
8
to
10
percent.
sistance
in
such
Instances
and
i
that
the
ruling
of
the
sanitary
i
officer
should
be
enforced.
j
Aid.
Frizzell,
supported
by
Aid.
j
H.
F.
Glassey,
said
his
commit-
j
tee
would
"most
decidedly"
take
;
necessary
action
to
combat
un-
i
cleanliness
in
the
city
and
to
j
enforce
the
rulings
of
the
sani-
j
tary
inspector.
I
PI
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WORKS
HELP
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POWERFUL
BOATS
Finland's
biggest
ice-breakers
can
achieve
a
speed
of
seven
knots
through
waters
frozen
to
a
depth
of
nearly
two
feet.
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10:10
CBC
News
30:15
Miscellany
10:30
Bach
Choir
11:00
Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
Suits
Sport
coats
-Topcoats
You
are
invited
to
view
the
newly-arrived
outstanding
display
of
fabrics
and
see
our
distinctive
Made-to-Measure
Stylvs.
Fit
Guaranteed
with
Every
Garment
Aid.
Casey
said
the
public
works
department
would
be
glad
to
help
where
it
could.
He
re-!
ported
that
the
site
of
the
!
burned
out
Central
Hotel
had
been
cleared
away
by
his
department
and
the
expenses
charged
to
the
owners
of
the
property
as
authorized
by
the!
Rupert
Men's
&
Boys'
Store
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CIVIC
CENTRE
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT,
MAY
16th
And
Each
Night
Till
Saturday
First
Canadian
Tour
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FROM
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"IT"
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IN
HOLLYWOOD
AND
A
SENSATIONAL
RKCOKD-RKEAKING
TOIR
OF
SOUTH
AFRICA,
AUSTRALIA
AND
NEW
ZEALAND
7:00
Musical
Clock
'8:00-CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Kong
8:30
Morning
Devotions
8:45
Anything
Goes
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15
Music,
for
Modems
'
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
council
previously.
Aid.
Harold
Whalcn
thought
strongly
that
something
should
be
done
Immediately
about
Totem
Park.
"Who
is
responsible
for
the
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
0:5!)
-Time
Slicnnl
condition
of
that
park?
I
never
i
saw
such
a
dirty
mess
and
it's
10:00
Morning
Visit
Don't
trust
your
eyes!
The
Amazing
Dr.
Robert
(Tex)
He
said
if
some
effort
to
clean
'
ln:
J-Barry
wood
Shnw
up
that
park
wasn't
marie
soon.!
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to
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myself."
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Kindergarten
of
the
Ail
11:15
Roundup
Time
11
:30
-Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
1
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.irdc.l
Interlude
1
:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
,
P.M.
12:00
M'.d-l)hV
Melorllps
12:
15
CBC
Newr
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B
,C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
I:00-Thc
Concert
Hour
2:90
B.C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Rannom
2:45Summer
Picnic,
Comty.
3:15
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Messer
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Islanders
3:
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Box
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'Storm
Warning'
Is
Fast-Moving
"Storm
Warning,"
coming
to
the
Totem
Theatre
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
tells
the
fast-moving
underworld
story
of
a
girl
who
witnesses
the
murder
of
a
newspaper
reporter
but
fails
to
reveal
the
truth
because
of
fear
of
hoodlums
who
have
committed
the
act.
There
ls
a
violent
love
scene
at
the
film's
climax
between
Ginger
Rogers
and
Steve
Cochran,
her
sister's
husband,
who
she
has
unwillingly
shielded
on
behalf
of
her
sister.
Doris
Day
is
the
sister.
One
of
the
featured
roles
is
the
prosecutor
who
combats
the
town's
fear
of
the
hoodlums.
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V!
"1,
Internationally
Famous
Lecturer,
Author,
Psychol:iRlst.
Scirnlific,
Educational
and
Hilariously
Entertaining
!
!
HYPNOTIST
ACE
SHARPSHOOTER
Thrilling!
.
.
.
Blood-curdling!
Genuine!
JI000
will
be
donated
to
any
local
charity
if
any
fake,
trick
or
deception
ls
used'
COWBOY
SINGER
Famous
the
World
over
on
Radio,
Stage,
Records
and
Scieen.
Watch
for
his
first
Canadian
Records
soon.
IS
HYPNOTISM
FAKE
OR
SCIENTIFIC
FACT?
Sec
for
Tiurself
!
!
The
audience
is
invited
to
purtlcpatc
at
every
demonstration
by
the
amazing
Morton-recognized
as
onvs
of
the
world's
finest
demonstrators
of
Mesmerism,
P.sychomelry
and
HYPNOTISM!
Thousands
Turned
Away
in
Almost
All
Towns!
Hugo
Crowds
Everywhere!
Ask
Anyone
Who's
Seen
It!
So
Be
Wise
.
.
.
Book
Eorly!
TICKETS
AT
CIVIC
CENTRE!
Pries:
Res.
1.50
$1.00
General
Admission
(inc.
Tax)
.Art
these
two
louiopel
different
in
ihape
or
ettjhty
identical
Se
careful
...
remember
you
,
con't
always
believe
your
eyes.
'
THE
BRITISH
COIIMIMA
DIS1
ILICKY
CO.
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I.e.
NIW
WISTMINSTIK,
1-C.
Optical
illusions
prove
you
can't
always
1rul
vnnr
even.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displnye
When
it
comes
to
paint,
your
eyes
can
fool
you
badly.
Any
paint
looks
good
when
you
first
apply
ii.
But
how
will
it
look
in
five
years
.
.
.
yes,vcn
one
year?
V
the
liquor
Contrql
Board
or
by
the
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ol
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Kid
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advertisement,
in
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puWi.shod
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
vt
British
Columbia.
&I-L
PAINTS
have
beauty
you
can
see,
quality
you"
can
trust.
You
can
depend
on
them
lor
the
high
hiding
qualities,
the
enduring
rexietanee
to
wear
nd
weather,
which
make
your
paint
dollars
go
farther.
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