Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
16
19tl
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a
Navy
nurse
in
,
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comm,J0'e
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SHIPS
aNd
WATERFRONT
Sweets
Cause
Of
Bad
Teeth
SYDNEY.
Australia
P
Australian
children's
teeth
are
in
appalling"
condition,
according
Submarine
Epic
Here
The
ividcrsca
war
which
raged
in
the
Pacific,
encounters
between
submarines
and
enemy
surface
craft
are
portrayed
In
:votiontoSUbmrr:
i'ove
forPat1;
'The
ween
dramas.'
Burns
Lake
is
Booming
BUKNS
LAKE
The
village
of
Burns
Lake
is
humming
with
activity
as
contractors
and
equipment
are
touring
in
to
town
to
begin
work
from
this
angle
on
the
$500
million
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
pro
jeer..
Officials
of
the
Morrison-Knudsen
Company
of
Canada
and
their
sub-contractors,
the
Mannix
Con-
Wallace's
Department
Store
New
Spring
'51
TROPICANAS
Fresh
from
an
overhaul
which
included
the
Installation
of
a
fire-sprinkler
system,
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Ronald
Hicks,
docked
here
from
Vancouver
at
10:45
this
morning
"Operation
Pacific,"
which
be
business,
man
LT'
gins
a
three-day
local
engagement
at
the
Totem
Theatre
to
With
their
t.nrVU0
N
contact
parties
ZZlN
pnrnnte
to
stcaewav.
me
win-
to
Dr.
Robert
Southby,
retiring
president
of
the
Victoria
branch
of
the
British
Medical
Association.
Writing
in
the
medical
Journal
of
Australia,
he
said
that
school
medical
examinations
have
revealed
only
49
per
cent
of
one
group
of
20,038
children
examined
l.I
riintirm
Co.,
unloading
heavy
f
underground
forces
machinery
and
the
building
of
road
camp
ncaf
Nat1ina
post
night.
Co-starring
John
Wayne
aiftl
Patricia
Neal,
"Operation
Pacific"
provides
the
stalwart
actor
with
the
kind
of
action
role
he
does
well.
For
Miss
Neal,
the
film
refugees
and
'
,
pern
nel
enemy
territorv
A
New
Shipment
with
New
Styles
in
A.C.T.
Spun
Rayon
icess
Norah.
Capt.
Graham
hughes,
is
relieving
the
Princess
Mary
out
of
Vancouver
and
will
return
to
the
northern
run
In
'June.
About
13
tons
of
freight
were
unloaded
here
before
the
Princess
Louise
continued
north
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and
Photographing
beaches
preoarat
,
'5
1
w
iflva
at
12
noon.
Disembarking
here
were
L
Dav.
W.
P.
Clarke,
Mrs.
at
WALLACE'S
of
course
houses
is
being
rushed
to
accommodate
the
men
and
warehouse
the
material.
A
spur
is
being
built
on
Canadian
National
Railways
property
near
the
booster
station.
Clearing
and
grading
railway
property
east
of
the
Francois
Lake
road
preparatory
to
the
building
of
a
large
warehouse
will
begin
this
week.
Loading
platforms
will
be
had
good
teetn.
Of
621
kindergarten
children,
!
averaging
about
four
years
of
!
age,
79
needed
teeth
taken
out
and
no
fewer
than
568
required
fillings
or
dressings.
In
a
group
of
8,350
children
of
pre-school
age
only
1,222
had
good
teeth.
OCEAN-SIZE
EXCITEMENT
The
road
from
Nadina
to
Emerald
Glacier
will
be
improved
at
once
and
will
follow
the
route
of
the
Emerald
Glacier
Mines.
Within
a
month
five
hundred
men
will
be
employed
and
by
next
year
the
road
contractors
and
tunnel
work
will
require
one
thousand
men
on
this
section
of
the
gigantic
project
alone.
As
soon
as
the
road
to
Tahtsa
r....
......................
E.
Cannon,
P.
Fraser,
J.
J.
Gunn,
Mr.
Falrclough,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Rothe,
iF.
Ibbotson,
D.
Pratt,
J.
Camp-1
bell,
E.
K.
Lewis,
J.
R.
Mcintosh,
jMrs.
T.
McCann
and
son,
R.
Dale
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
Dale.
Miss
Timely
R
erected
on
this
site.
ecipe
'Lake
is
completed,
men,
mach-
a
namn
for
workers
in
transit
J.
Dale,
Miss
Cs
Dale.
Going
!
Dentists
blame
refined
sugar
!
as
one
of
the
causes,
according
i
to
Dr.
Southby's
report.
Every
j
year
Australians
eat
131
pounds
of
sugar
per
capita,
of
which
I
h:iif
yoes
into
production
of
can
Salmon
and
Spaghetti
Cutlets
to
the
road
and
tunnel
jobs
islry
and
'
supplies
will
move
homa
beiiiE
prerteri
erected
and.
and,
while
while
the
tne
!
lwn
the
big
lake
on
barges.
with
JOHN
WAYNE
and
PATRICIA
NEAL
"OPERATION
PACIFIC
f
rom
uie
west
ena
a
luimvi
ten
north
from
here
were
Mr.
McLean
and
R.
C.
Dudley.
The
snag
boat
Esslngton,
Capt.
W.
F.
Robertson,
of
the
Department
of
Public
Works,
leaves
to-
.
i
1
dies,
cakes,
biscuits,
jam,
condensed
milk
and
other
sweetened
food.
camp
and
warehouse
are
being
completed,
work
will
proceed
on
the
completion
of
the
access
road
from
Burns
Lake
to
Tahtsa
Lake.
V.
A.
Roberts,
district
superin
!
miles
long
and
twenty-five
feet
in
diameter
will
be
driven
,
through
the
summit
mountain
which
rises
rapidly
from
the
!
southerly
portal
of
the
tunnel
Veteran
Mining
Man
Dead
-93
VICTORIA
William
B.
George,
veteran
British
Columbia
mining
man
who
in
recent
years
had
devoted
his
attention
mostly
to
the
Portland
Canal
district,
died
here
yesterday.
He
was
93
but,
despite
his
advanced
years,
he
had
gone
into
the
field
almost
every
season.
Mr.
George
located
the
George
Go,ld
Copper
property
in
the
Portland
Canal
district,
which
he
sold
to
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co.
I
morrow
ior
ner
urai
uiu
ui
wnc
season.
She
has
been
In
the
dry-
tendent
for
the
Morrison-Knud
12
lb.
can
salmon,
naKea
1
cup
milk
2
eggs,
beaten
1
cup
bread
crumbs
2
can
spaghetti
in
tomato
sauce
Seasoning
Mix
together
the
flaked
salmon,
milk,
beaten
eggs
and
bread
crumbs.
Then
add
spaghetti
(the
canned
variety
with
cheese
and
tomato
sauce
is
perfect).
Season.
Drop
in
frying
pan
in
cutlet
shapes,
and
brown
on
sen
firm,
has
opened
his
offices
in
site.
A
car
load
of
powder
per
of
supplies
from
Burns
Luke.
The
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.,
l
dock,
undergoing
her
usual
over-ihaul
before
the
summer's
work.
Accompanying
the
stern
wheel
one
of
the
world's
largest
con-
the
Tweedsmuir
Hotel.
From
y
win
ue
ui
mantms
..u
there
all
phases
of
the
work
will
the
tunnel,
which
will
be
cement
....
j,
,h
.
;
lined
throughout
it
s
entire
i
trading
concerns,
nave
several
I
huge
contracts
in
various
parts
er
on
the
trip
up
tne
&Keena,
will
be
J.
A.
Rutherford
surveying
engineer
of
the
Dept.
of
Prefabricated
buildings
are
length.
of
the
world,
including
boutn
America
and
the
Far
East.,
being
constructed
at
Burns
Lake
'
Sub-contracts
will
be
available
in
readiness
to
be
moved
to
a
!
to
local
truckers
for
the
hauling
Public
Works.
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p.m.
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wi:d.
both
sides.
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