Prince
Rupert
Duily
News
Tuesday,
April
17,
1951
Bishop
Extols
Late
H.T.
Cross
OCEAN-SIZE
EXCITEMENT
d-oolu
OfJL
onie
with
High
tribute
to
the
long
and
JOHN
WAYNE
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store
mid
Inflation,
Reds
Are
Major
Issues
in
Aussie
Balloting
SYDNEY,
Australia
(CP)
"Hie
issues
in
Australia's
April
28
election
are
expected
to.be
clear-cut.
The
present
coalition
government
is
asking
for
a
majority
in
both
Senate
and
House
of
Representatives
so
it
can
deal
effectively
with
Communist-fomented
industrial
troubles.
Labor
is
expected
to
PATRICIA
NEAL
in
A
successful
home
cooking
sale
was
held
by
the
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
in
Gordon
&
Anderson's
store
Saturday
afternoon.
Regent
of
the
chapter,
Mrs.
D.
H.
Stewart,
welcomed
the
guests,
with
Mrs.
D.
E.
Halliwell
and
Mrs.
E.
Barton
in
charge
of
the
home-cooking.
Kitchenware
was
won
by
E.
H.
Hedge
in
a
raffle
conducted
by
Mrs.
Frank
Hicks.
zealous
service
to
his
church
of
Herbert
Thomas
Cross,
who
passed
away
at
the
end
of
last
week
in
Vancouver,
was
paid
at
morning
service
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Sunday
by
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
For
many
years
Mr.
Cross
was
people's
warden
of
the
cathedral
here.
In
the
absence
of
the
rector,
Canon
Basil
S.
Prockter,
the
service
was
conducted
Sunday
morning
by
Rev.
C.
L.
Lomas
of
:
From
BIG
BOY
j
To
LITTLE.
Boy
WE
CLOTHE
THEM
ALL!
OPERATION
PACIFIC"
put
forward
a
program
designed
to
stop
inflation
be
inter
The
two
issues
will
prices
are
bound
twined.
The
Liberal-Country
party
coalition
government
ply
of
goods,
to
rise.
SEPARATE
REPUBLIC
Toti!riQ
speeder!
from
Colony
claims
that
rising
prices
are
Tt
tHot
(nflaMnn
oann.it
chiefly
the
result
of
Communist
bfi
haUed
unU,
Qutput
Qf
CQal
bia
In
1903
and
became
a
separ-Uhe
mission
boat
Northern
Cross,
ate
republic.
The
Bishop
read
the
lesson.
union
bosses'
sabotaging
produ
mm.
COMPLKTK
SHOWS
'7-9
p.m.
TODAY
and
WED.
Of
particular
note,
we
call
attention
to
our
new
"Little
Boy"
Suits
and
Coats
in
styles
that
say:
"Come
and
Get
Me"
....
Reasonably
priced,
too,
and
JUST
ARRIVED.
and
steel
Is
increased
and
un-
til
strikes
and
'go-slowism"
on
j
the
waterfront
and
on
ships
are
,
checked.
The
key
unions
in
;
those
industries
are
Communist-
j
controlled
and
no
improvement
!
tion
by
strikes,
bans
on
overtime
work
and
"go
slowism."
'
Labor
says
that
rising
prices
are
causing
industrial
troubles
and
that
the
government's
lai!-
BntL
Black
1
i
jsefg'
wood
on
r
By
Easlcy
Blackwood
lire
to
cnecK
limauoii
i
pat
Js
me
ntu
Red
unl
lead
.,,,..m.-fn1
u-naiMin
ill
in
thi
.
r
il
uuwiuui
...v-
ers
are
thrown
out
of
office.
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
hands
of
the
Communist
party
The
strength
and
weakness
of
Labor
contends
that
the
government
is
trying
to
confuse
the
issue
and
says
prices
have
risen
each
side's
case
may
be
sum-
-,
1
.
,
TODAY
''JOANOTb
7
-
0:18
STARRING
lNGRID
BERGMA,'.
.
iKHlYWOOVt
ll
t,
MOST
jA?F"'",
M)lm
SIII,RTS
BBBEBBZBMIBBllimBl
I
married
as
follows:
Here
is
another
situation
where
a
hold-up
is
made
t
o
turn
a
50-50
chance
into
a
3-to-l
proposition
in
favor
of
the
declarer.
Mrs.
Keen's
opening
lead
was
the
queen
of
clubs
irwl
liefm'n
nlavini'
from
either
hand
Mr.
Masters
because
the
government
has
I
Government
strength:
Its
1949
cijn
nothing
to
control
them.
installed
in
hundreds
ol
villages
policy
piacea
empiiusis
un
ran-where
homes
have
no
electricity,
trol
of
,the
Communist
party.
T.i
Rnlearia.
more
than
40.000
It
has
made
a
sincere
and
Of
the
government's
attempt
to
make
secret
-union
ballots
compulsory,
Labor
nnr
says
KnvK
this
ins
is
k
......
Jamming
Out
West
Radio
powerful
effort
to
carry
out
that
unn;ceatyt
impractical
and
paused
to
plan
his
play.
By
winning
the
first
trick
and
policy
but
its
cfiorLs
to
outlaw
'
'
illeffective
It
contends:
ta.
diamonds
he
could
have
uLc.
rrZnthrbvthe
Lbor
If
a
se8rel
baIlot
of
unionists
:cnded
up
taking
10
tricks.
MrS.'club
to
lead-and
while
she
still
f-iv
maiorTtv
voted
..
for
a
5lrlke
what
woukl
:
Keen
would
have
won
the
first
had
a
cUib
to
lead-
and
while
whieh
serl
it,
party
n
which
used
its
majority
.
,,,,(
Hr19
if
Cnm-
a
m.j
h
h.rk.
..tin
a
-inh
m
central
points
from
where
government
programs
are
relayed
to
individual
homes
have
been
set
up,
according
to
the
newspaper
Rabotnitschesko
Delo.
Western
radio
exoerts
in
Vienna
HAWK
-v'
CARTOON
''
11
It
f!
J
if
mjr
Starts
Tomorrmt
I
JfPiXXU
Showinj,
-
7
.
In
By
RICHARD
O'REGAN
in
the
Senate
to
delay
the
com
m,.nists
.an
ri
PiPCtion
baots
.....
o,.
,.,ih
tini,
riuivt
ciuon.
a
a
..,hii
u.r
n9ri
nor
still
snc
would
continue
iPati
..
.-c
-
!iPP
iti:C.
OJ1C
KVUlu
w.i.iiiBfc
v.uv..
i
au
aim
mi.i.i.
iiv.
..w.
VIENNA
i
APi
-East
Europe's
J
sak,
thp
big
communist
cam-Communist
governments
are
i
ai
n
to
mslall
-radio
by
wire"
now,
why
could
tney
not,
ao
eo
But
wnen
wins
Brash
got
In
with
had
the
ace
of
daimonds
for
an
mmiist
Party
Dissolution
Ajt
(the
anti-Red
act).
Finally
the
high
court
ruled
the
act
unconstitutional.
uncier
court
supervision
r
lne
ace
0f
hearts,
she
would!
entry.
putting
the
wire
duck
lino
uiu
,
apparentiy
was
due
to
the
effec-
The
answer
Ls
that
Mr.
Masters
wireless
radio
to
stop
secret
i
ne
resuii
win
ciepenu
on
uvi
not
nave
a
ci,lb
to
return
relative
importance,
in
the
elec-
j
soutn
dealer
;
tiveness
of
the
BBC,
the
Voice
would
have
no
way
of
knowing
j
which
"
red
suit
should
be
led
I
Weakness:
Practically
minds,
of
the
rise
in
prices;
Bl)th
skk,s
vulnerable
guvcii.i.LU!,
uu,u.iuC
...
and
the
Communist
issue.
,
and
other
Western
programs
beamed
to
Communist
Europe,
Western
diplomats
in
Hungary
report
that
whvn
they
send
their
ms
campaign
maue
n.-queuv
p,lhU(,
oninion
noils
taken
I
EWUMMW
IMIUCH.
V-11
ft
I
j'i
1
griMM
tin
ll
mMMttt
fiin
mu
1
lw-,";-T1i....
use
of
the
phrase
"putting
value
(Mr.
I
t
1
1
!!
S-
-
K
8
3
H
J
H
5
a
D-J
10
5
C--7
5
a
bout
six
weeks
ago
sugwt
that
!
listening
to
western
broadcasts.
'Radio
by
wire'
'is
the
latest
at
tvmpt
of
the
Rod
governments
in
Hungary.
Romania
and
Bulgaria
to
muffle
the
Voice
of
America,
Radio
Free
Europe
and
the
BBC.
Under
this
system,
instead
of
buying
a
radio,
you
rent
a
loudspeaker
for
a
Miiall
monthly
sum.
first.
It
was
a
50-50
guess.
And
Mr.
Masters
doesn't
like
guesses.
He
always
tries
for
something
more
definite
to
go
on.
So
he
ducked
the
first
trick.
He
figured
if
the
clubs
were
divided
4-3
between
the
oppon
own
radios
to
repair
snops
mey;uuLK.
in
mc
iu..u.
,
lne
govelnment
then
command-!
come
back
adjusted
to
eliminate
By
that
the
government
meant
ed
U)e
game
support
as
it
did
j
all
long-distance
programs.
,that
it
would
stop
the
rise
in
j
in
Deccmbcr,
1949
roughly
52
;
llrn-li)
S
10
0
6
4
2
puces
wtltt.il
i.au
...
,
t
.
.n
,
t
,
ot.
i
Fishermen
to
(Mm.
Kmi)
S
J
i
H
9
0
4
3
D
A
6
C
Q
J
10
9
3
Want
Stewart
Agency
Opened
dent
in
in
the
the
last
last
days
days
of
of
the.
.
.,
nvprnmpnt
in
nPPH
i
4
a
H
A
7
D
B
7
C
8
6
ents'
hands
he
would
lose
only!
George
Harris,
veteran
Naas
chifley
Labor
government.
River
canneryman,
was
a
pas-
i
But
since
the
government
took
Learn
foo!
It
is
connected
by
wire
to
a
cen
Maslt'rs)
(Mr.
a
a
Q
7
tral
point
in
your
town
and
you
Sunday
evening
going
north
office
prices
and
wages
have
two
club
tricks
and
the
red
races.
If
Mrs.
Keen
had
five
clubs
and
both
red
aces,
the
hand
very
probably
couldn't
be
made.
But
a
handsome
win
to
solve
the
Senate
deadlock.
Whereas
members
of
tne
House
of
Representatives
arc
elected
for
single-seat
elector
STEWART
The
question
of
the
closing
of
the
Stewart
sub-agency
of
the
provincial
govern-
H
K
10
D
K
y
8
3
O
A
K
4
A
lx:al
committee
has
get
only
the
local
Communist
from
Vancouver
to
Mill
Bay
for
:
skyrocketed
and
the
govern-program.
the
season.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
;
ment's
only
positive
actions
have
According
to
the
Hungarian
;
Davis
we-e
also
heading
for
the
been
the
raising
of
a
$100,UOO,-press,
"radio
by
wire"
is
being
'same
destination.
000
loan
and
a
20-per-cent
levy
a
Fisheries
Vocational
i
if
the
red
aces
were
divided
then
rtnrldnt?
t.hf
first
rluh
lead
ment
continues
to
be
a
mum
East
ates
where
voting
is
on
the
'Ti
ixciiimu:
preferential
system,
the
Senate
j
""'
Jf"
North
3
N
T
on
wool
cheques.
would
cut
the
enemy's
commu-jtoP'c
of
conversation
here.
It
nicatlons.
;
would
appear
that
further
ac-
Mr.
Masters
had
to
take
the
tion
is
imminent
and
that
a
,,iIS
elected
in
lu-seat
constuu-
Pass
PMS
trices
nae
,
.t.ti
n
ontirol
.
.
,
Labor
strength:
..."-
But.
on
winning
me
iirsi
urics.,
the
JG
risen
sharply
during
state,
and
voting
is
by
prppor-1
under
the
sponsorship
o;
Department
of
Educatit
its
local
representatm
School
Principal
Allan
M
:
The
school,
a
new
venturt
educational
field
prescr.:
cotking
course
for
fisher:1
From
September
to
Ap
young
men
will
receive
instruction
in
the
prepw
fish
for
the
table.
mnnthc
thut
the
Menzies
eov-
.
j
nuw
wuuiu
ivn.
miwivu
olluhu
viuw
ttau
an
uc
r
j
i
nt
Z
hi
in
nower-a
ion&l
representation.
'whether
to
start
diamond
cr
out
with
the
king
of
hearts,
sented
to
the
government
re-
trpnrt
whi,
"h
i
1
w'
rntrt
wrm'-i
1
Unless
one
party
or
the
othnr
hearts?
Note
that
both
suits
had
Miss
Brash
won
with
the
ace
questing
a
reopening
of
and
rc-fniw
PierTinn
anti-labor
:
can
..
get
a
55-per-cent
vote
f
or
j
lh
same
lcnglh
and
high
card
but
had
no
club
to
return.
So
consideration
of
the
whole
que-
u
an
.
I011CW
eitLUOll
ui
an
auu
laum
.
..
c
oaoh
ctolo
twill
rp.
i
A
i.
m
t
,i
government.
...
,
strengm.
il
ne
nappeneu
locaujMr.
masicrJi
uiuue
iuui
iiu
ttuuip
nuit.-
turn
five
government
and
five
;
hearls
at
trick
two,
Miss
Brash
i
after
all.
Another
triumph
for,
The-e
is
a
strong
feeling
that
Weakness:
It
has
shilly-shal
Lc.bor
senators
resulting
in
a'
would
win
while
she
still
had
ajihe
hold-up
play.
administration
of
both
the
lied
on
the
Communist
iwue,
de
new
Senate
divided
30
to
30.
,
Public
Works
office
and
the
Bivslc
in
the
first
jraj
I
sub-agency
could
be
combine
1
COurse,
however,
were
sic:
and
the
same
saving
accom-
Hune
subjects
as
EnglUt
I
nt
Comdt
Studies
and
Effective
4
with
Fisheries
Technolot
pushed
as
under
tne
pres"nt
set-up.
If
the
Department
nf
Mines
or
whatever
Department
New
Celanese
Plant
in
Texas
cational
Science
arm
Is
responsible
fo-
the
prevnt
i
Mechanics
added
to
pw-step
has
some
other
reason
i'"-
industrial
flavor.
KM
ITIicliael
L.
ff
V
MrwiA
""Hf.;J
r
,
'
tmmMZLi
i
the
move
it
Is
felt
that
they
planning
for
this
i
laying
the
anti-Red
act
lor
months
and
finally
passing
it.
!
It
has
revealed
a
fundamental
cleavage
within
its
own
ranks
on
its
attitude
to
Communism.
ENCE
PARAMOVNT
The
government
argues
that
Australia
and
the
rest
of
the
democratic
world
faces
a
crisis.
Defence
requirements
are
paramount
and
Communists
in
Australia
are
sabotaging
the
Aus-.
tralian
economy
by
fomenting
i
strikes
and
industrial
unrest,
j
Consequently
with
money
for
exports
pouring
into
the
coun-!
try
and
no
increase
in
the
suo-
should
let
the
district
know.
;
aonc
by
Prince
Rupert
NEW
YORK.
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
today
an
$1;
.
rnr,
kv.ij
I
ml
:
1
t:
t
1
4K.I
.
;
members.
LIVERISH?
hotel
arrivals
r
1'
;
"Trouhlrt
never
come
itmff
1
So
lake
Dr.
Ctaie'i
W"!'
nd
rt
iw
treaimeoii
a
!
ptoven
remedy
heipt
y
r
laM
becauie
It
rebevn
;
ktrtneT
duorderi
tnd
lh
j
Minful
ioinli
which
"1
nounced
plans
for
the
construction
of
a
modern
chemical
plant
located
at
Pampa,
Texas,
in
the
i
Panhandle
area.
The
materials
j
to
be
produced
are
used
in
the
j
manufacture
of
yarns
and
plastics,
synthetic
rubber,
explosives,
pharmaceuticals
and
many
other
products.
Erection
of
the
plant
is
calculated
to
serve
a
dual
purpose,
according
to
Harold
Blancke,
president
gf
Celanese.
It
will
not
only
provide
an
additional
source
of
the
raw
materials
necessary
to
meet
the
increasing
demand
for
the
company's
prort-
ftlDOoom
lOS)
(Prince
Rupert)
W.
H.
Rombo,
Portland.
Ore.;
D.
Pratt,
Victoria:
F.
Ibbotsen,
J.
McKay,
W.
P.
Clark
and
H.
L.
Routh,
Vancouver;
W.
O.
Duncan.
Edmonton;
J.
Falrclough,
Langlry
Prairie;
D.
Campbell,
Ocean
Falls.
IT-
O'l
COiOT
oBtsy-i
Credit
Union
Award
Winner
Outstanding
in
B.C.
and
perhaps
in
Canada,
Prince
Rupert
TOP
QUALITY
,30,
go
oinirto
t'GS
S
Ltvino-om
ian
114.0
AND
MEET
YOUR
FRIENDS
AT
THE
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
has
I
a
vtT
,
provlnclal!cts-
e
aW.
but
will
also
been
grantod
the
Bioooan
SMART
STYLES
FRASER
HOUSE
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for
an
accelerated
defense
program.
The
process
to
be
utilized
at
the
new
plant
is
a
result
of
the
petroleum
chemical
research
and
development
work
carried
out
at
the
Clanese
laboratories
at
Clarkwood,
Texas.
achievement
award
for
the
second
year.
Volume
of
business
in
1950
pas-sed
the
five
million
dollar
mark
and
at
the
same
time
loans
to
members
found
a
new
high
of
$3,135,233.
Of
this
sum
$800,000
was
put
to
work
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Cooperative
Association.
(
lATESV
FOR
SPRING
IN
Men's
Oxtords
"Output
of
the
plant,"
Mr.
Services
to
members
were
in-
Biancke
acciareci
'will
supple
Sea
Cadets
m-...
,,i7Prl
under
the
creasea
iney
can
now
Duy
;
American
Express
Travellers
ment
the
chemical
producing
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I'AMDKN,
an
attractive
frame
house,
has
three
bedrooms,
bath,
combination
living-dining
room,
kitchen
with
dining
space
and
a
utility
room
to
replace
the
basement.
The
utility
room
has
coat
and
Rtorage
closets
and
space
for
laundry
and
heating
equipment,
using
the
fireplace
chimney.
Closets
are
provided
in
the
vestibule,
kitchen
and
utility
room,
linen
in
the
hall
and
wardrobe
closets
In
the
bedrooms.
Other
features
Include
picture
window,
covered
entrance,
book
shelves
beside
fireplace
and
corner
sink.
Exterior
finish
of
the
Camden
is
wide
siding
and
asphalt
shingles.
The
front
wall
is
faced
with
either
stone
or
brick.
Dimensions
of
this
house
are
44
feet
by
34
feet
overall.
The
floor
area
totals
1,319
square
feet,
while
the
cubage
amounts
to
1,319
cubic
feet.
cheques
and
Canadian
National
Bkjh0pTcxas.
The
plant
site
at
STRAPS
GORES.
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ji
uiia
i
1
uui
vi
caauiui
Pampa
is
50
miles
cast
of
Ama-
INOW
UtJiny
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n-
,
u:
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v,n
mwv
I
paaueofCor
George
Viereck
for
instance.
rillrt
in
WpKt
TpYat
nnrl
It-
In
MOCCASINS
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
Membership,
according
to
the
the
heart
of
a
ricn'
petroieum
Credit
Union
s
annual
report,
area
whicn
wln
furnish
both
the
has
reached
near-saturation
in
hrirflparhrm
f
p
p
ri
sttv-k
fnr
n
chemical
processing
and
the
the
Rupert
area
with
a
roster
of
about
1500
fishermen
making
use
of
the
facilities
offered.
natural
gas
for
fuel.
BEAUTY'
FOR
BATHROOMS
AND
KITCHENS
Those
interested
apply
'
H.M.C.S.
"Chatham"
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
4-6
and
7-9
p.m.
Age
limit
14-18
years
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co
"The
new
plant
represents
another
step
in
the
general
expansion
program
of
Celanese
Corporation
of
America.
This
program
has
as
its
objective
the
building
of
additional
produc
tive
laclliUcs
for
the
manufac-
1
ture
of
textiles
anu
-plastics
in
I
defense
and
civilian
economies
and,
simultaneously,
increasing
the
supply
of
cellulose
and
other
St("
raw
materials
required
in
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I'bonc
210
1'rince
Rupert
This
tdvcrtlscmcnt
h
not
published
or
displayed
by
(he
Liquor
Central
Boeid
at
fay
the
Governacni
4
British
Coluabie.
operations.
"A
Canadian
affiliate,
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited,
is
Just
coining
into
production
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
with
an
There
is
a
distinctive
STYROTILE
colour
thai
will
fit
into
your
plans
for
your
Modern
Home.
Our
plastic
tile
has
its
deep
lustrous
colour
nloulded
clear
through
each
piece.
The
colour
will
not
wear
off
like
it
will
on
ALL
other
types
of
tile.
Impervious
fo
moisture,
it
will
not
check
or
warp
and
is
heat
resistant.
Easy
and
economical
to
apply
to
old
or
6vCHlC
BLONDIE
i1
It
Needs
a
Permanent!
rz
I
initial
annual
capacity
of
ap-i
proximately
70,000
tons
of
high
new
surfaces.
T7I
alpha
dissolving
pulp.
j
I
"Another
affiliate,
Canadian
Chemical
Company
Limited,
will
I
t
shortly
begin
construction
of
a
plant
in
Edmonton,
Alberta,
also
;
for
the
production
of
petro-1
chemicals."
i
AN
EXCLUSIVE
STYROTILI
FEATURE
Only
in
Styrotile
con
you
secure
a
complete
installation.
Only
in
Styrotile
Is
supplied
corners,
base
and
capping
that
is
on
exclusive
feature
in
Styrotile.
Write
now
for
the
name
of
your
nearest
Styrotile
dealer.
THEY'RE
WONDERPUL
)
Z
i
ss'
Bargains
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TO
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!
Mrs.
Mary
Barton,
who
came
:
i
here
on
the
weekend
to
receive
!
1
denial
attention,
will
return
to
!
Kilcolith
Thursday
morning.
Mrs.
I
t
"v
I
MADE
IN
CANADA
iipoit
Evitt
&
Co.,
Ltd.!
Phone
651
!
uarion,
secretary-treasurer
of
the
Anglican
women's
auxiliary
in
her
village,
will
go
up
the
Naas
River
In
her
son's
(Chrlei)
boat,
"Sea
Queen."