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Monday,
March
19,
1951
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light
against
diseasa
is
being
carried
out
on
every
continent
of
the
world,
wherever
its
services
are
needed.
Above
right,
a
British
member
of
a
WHO
team
in
Istanbul
instructs
a
nurs
on
chest
x-ray
technique.
At
left,
is
shewn
a
child
J.
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offer
the
following
Alberta
Coals
at
bargain
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prices:
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in
Malnail,
India,
with
pronounced
oedema
due
prob-ably
to
dysentry,
according
to
WHO
specialists.
WHO
is
one
of
the
Specialized
Agencies
of
the
L'nited
Nations.
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Trifiiiiii4
and
PERSONAL
Editor.
Daily
News:
The
latest
scheme
to
put
a
huge
number
of
Doukhobors
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is
ger
unquexies
BULB
QUEEN
Vancouver
Tourist
Assocwitioir
Is
trying
to
raise
$75,000
among
Vancouver
business
men
to
.-nublicize
the.
city's
atractions.
A
.standard,
but
attractive
photo
of
model
Louise
Otsen
among
hothouse
tulips
is
one
method
of-attracting
attention.
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(CP
PHOTO)
DoiiiR
your
spring
cleaning?
treatment
at
ShauRhnessy
out
your
clothes
claset
and
tury
Hospital.
H:
IS-
M;.nlng
sonti
8:30
Morning
Devotions
:45
l.itf.
Conceit
9:00
BUC
News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
9:20
Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Charlie
Kunz
Presents
let
u.s
have
any
wearable
used
clothing.
Call
The
Salvation
Army
at
Black
2c,9
or
our
agents,
o
PHONE
116
-117
or
53
C.
Messenger,
078.
(G7c)
'
.
uccived
with
mixed
feelings
and
Mrs.
Hans
Hansen
and
son,
Ci.s(.Us.sions
that
are
amusing,
Harry,
of
Hays
Cove
Avenue
will
ri,lcuioui
an,j
otherwise.
he!"
n.HKXt
.mnlh.
UV
ykM.
P
experience
recalls
that
to
U,
then
nauv,
home
in
Norway.
thrw
prev,0U8
s(.hem.
OPEN
FOR
INSPECTION
es
111
1900,
1920
and
1842
were
Two
new
homes
at
677
Fourth
eumijltle
failures.
nnounciinenlS
Pover
Rates
Irking
Board
Miss
A.
M.
Sinclair,
RN.,
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
aiU'rnooiis
plane
from
Vancou-
11
11
:
:00
u-Kmdergarten
Kindergarten
i
of
the
Air
ver
where
she
attendvd
meetinps
Ave-
E-
n
Friday,
Saturday
and
Doukhobors
are
practical
far-
of
tin.
i),.i.iji(.i,.,i
Mn,,iuo'
i-'uiidav
afternoons
from
2
til
5.
mers
and
it
would
appear
likely
ll-l:
nunaup
lime
i
-
J
Card
party,
Catholic
Hall,
April
5.
Oranee
Ladies'
tea
and
-eale,
March
21.
"
!
Job's
Daughters
Easter
tea
and
sale,
Mason:c
Temple,
March.
22.
Students'
recital,
violin
and
piano,
'
Common
Lounge,'
Civic
Centre,
March
28,
8
p.m.
rt
&
McCaffery
ioe
The
board
of
directors
of
I
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
are
not
;atisfied
wi'h
electrical
J
power
rates
in
effect
or
with
the
j
proposed
new
rates.
i
LIMITED
tialiim
of
British
Columbia.
These
homes
include
such
feu-
that,
alter
they
examine
the
best
11
:3b-Weamer
Report
tures
as
'
fireplaces,
oak
floors,
larm
lands,
nothing
would
cuius
1
1
:31-Message
Per;o(i
Mi.ss
In"e
Jeir
en,
Ril
lor
Pembroke
baths
and
showers,
of
it.
Tomatoes
do
not
ripen
and
11:33-Recorded
Interlude
some
yiars
on
the
musing
staff
modern
design,
plus
many
other,
several
other
vegetables
are
not
i;45
Scandinavian
Melodies
of
the
Print
Hupert
General
interesting
details.
Construction
successfully
grown.
The
soil
in
p.jvt.
hospital,
left
on
Friday
night's
by
Fraser
Valley
Builders
Ltd.
the
muskeg
region
is
somewhat
J2:00-Mld-Day
Melodlw
train
for
Huxley,
Alberta,
where
urni.-hed
by
Gordon
and
And-
sour
and
much
of
the
other
is
i2
i5rHr
Nowr
she
will
be
joined
by
her
mother,
ersons.
Sales
representatives
are
too
sandy.
For
a
large
settle-
,.
p,,om
jc
The,
railing
gave
way,
and
he
fell
Mrs.
Asluug
Jensen,
with
whom
Armstrong
Agencies.
Everybody
nient
like
the
Doukhobors
ou!d
nr
Knrm
10
le"t
to
tl.o
Ground,
landing
on
the
will
proceed
to
Norway.
They
welcome.
(09c
consider,
the
land
and
climate
12(55
p
Rec
T
Int.
t
Luck
But
on
Job
ii'f!
liea-.!.
will
sail
April
5
on
thj
Norwe-
.....
,
.
are
unsuitable.
F.i.st
aid
was
administered
bv
Eiun-Americun
I'viL
.tf
ufif
VnUnl
"office
"'
rea,lv,
ua
up
,is,
th
J
Steanwiap
Co.
sailed
DU"1"4
,
to
o
Vik
Vik
Jcnne-stail
Jennestad.
.
.
.
low
esteem
nhieed
on
us
is
kind
!
h!s
son,
Bill,
but
William,
senior,
for
Oslo
enrnute
!
"We
have
never
been
E'von
an
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
olfer
in
writing
from
Northern
29.
B.C.
Power
Company
for
instal-
'
ef"
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
lation
oi
a
substation,"
Dr.
L.
M.
APr"
4-
,
Greene
tod
tiie
board
at
their
Presbyterian
spring
sa.e,
April
1
meeting
last
night.
12.
.
:.
Dus
of
Edinburgh
It
was
the
board's
opinion
that
"Lai
Chapter,
LO-DE
homecooking
aTreement
shouia
be
a
made
!
.
between
;
the
,,,.!,,
hospital
a
.,
d
sale.
April
14,
Gordon
Anderson,
the
power
w,l'e,,";
White
Elephant
sate
antf
team,
tlon
of
rates.
Opinion
of
the
u
at
2
d
m
that
'
proposed
rates
company
Vo.T.M.
Spring
bazaar,
AprU
would
reduce
the
annual
electric
B
.
...
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l.td
I
luiii.
(ill
II
I
t
ii
iN'il
ill
ti.i
nact
to
go
to
the
Oeneral
Hospital
Norway.
M-ss
Jensen
will
en-
...,,".,.
,,.,.
.
,v
people
that
theso
beautiful
is-
'"
Ix'thersome
time
to
have
:
titehes
applied
to
his
gage
in
her
nursing
protession
in
If,,,
1
V.tnmuver
and
iUWS
should
be
made
into
a
,m
IlMlhwell.
senior,
loieheud.
Norway.
'
J
'
.penal
colony
another
Devil's
on
flu-
waterfront.
I
But
bluck
eve.
stiff
ankle
nml
'
C.
E.
Salter,
northern
Dioduc-
Island.
We
rin
not
tiretend
to
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
You
&
Fashions;
Comty.
2:00
Easy
Listening
2:30
Records
at
Random
.
2:45
Behind
the
Scenes
in
Government
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
Western
Five
2:30
Listeners
Choice
,
.:u
.
iiMaineu
a
uro..-n
patclivd
head,
Mr.
Rothwell
was
"eiayeo
uy
waning
lor
irans-
tion
manager
lor
Canadian
Fit
h-
know
all
about
the
Doukhobor
n
a
iimiuie
oi
papeis
on
the
jov)
Friday,
welcoming
the
continental
trains
wnicn
had
nig
Co.
and
former
manager
of
way
of
life
but,
if
the
nuisance
m
while
unloading
the
Trince-is
Norah
to
port.
St.
Peter's
Spring
Sale
Aprll
Din
"wasn
i
guou
eiiuun,
iu
.
Aid.
H.
S.
Whalen,
City
Council
reDresentative.
26.
r(..
ut;
i.irely
after
his
east
t
k.
ii
ill'
his
anki?,
m
en
nviu
up
oy
prairie
storms,
carusie
cannery
on
the
Skt
ena
they
are
chai
vu
viui
is
correct,
the
tram
Irom
t
he
East,
due
River,
arrived
in
the
city
on'
the
it
is
a
matter
that
should
be
In
re
at
10:15
Saturday
night,
was
i.amosi.n
yesterday
atlernoon
straightened
out.
where
they
are
ten
hours
late,
not
arriving
until
from
Vancouver.
He
Is
here
m
now
living.
Moving
trouble
does
8:15
Sunday
morning.
business
in
connection
with
the
not
settle
it.
P
fklJs
United
W.A.
Spring
sale',
May
3.
Sonja
tea,
May
12.
'
if
you
want
to
sen
It,
adtertls
It.
News
classifieds.
,
.,
,,t
The
federal
and
provincial
i
'
company
s
new
salmon
cnnii
:
Mi.ss
Freda
Hilton
PUN
of
the
pkmi
on
the
local
waterfront.
f
'.'11
litisl
a
snow-tobog-
v.
Iilii
right
eye
off
"'
iie
was
unloading.
Wi.lnewlay
night
lie
on
to
liis
back
porch.
governments
are
playing
a
game
iocui
ruoiie
neaiui
unit
reuirn-
Ji're
T.
A.
V.
Tremblav
of
the
lot--
uf
burk-Pussing
a
h"1
potato.
eauinn
ed
to
the
city
on
the
Chikotin
yesterday
morning
from
a
week's
T
'
Z
i
dipartiiifiit
of
try
Columbia
We
people
living
on
the
Queen
'C.-Hii'Mi-e
Co.
relumed
to
llu
eilv
Charlotte
Islands
do
not
take
vtwrii'rrti
The
board
did
not
see
why,
at
iiesrnl,
the
hospllal
could
no;
tie
tliawd.
-according
to
the
lower
used,
instead
of
on
a
de-iiind
load
basi-i.
and
tlii
wilh-iut
Inrtall:
lion
of
a
liub-slation.
E'ectii-t
Itiil
(o
the
hopnilal
last
..ar
was
a,133
2:!,
thousht
by
the
on;-d
awav
in
e
tzcri
of
wiial
hould
he
paid.
A'd.
Whalen
w.n
a;:k'.-d
hv
lhe
,i,ard
to
rontlmie
sekh)3
na
igreement
with
the
p.iwer
coni-jany
lor
special
rates.
.
After
more
than
thirty
years
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
of
st
rviee
here
Willi
the
Canadian
lslH,,ds
"
ufftciul
duties.
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ft
kindly
to
the
way
the
Doukhobors
are
being
handled
and
we
do
not
like
this
latest
scheme.
o.i
lire
Camosuu
yesterday
after-noun
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
O.
Goodwin
and
child
John
Wilkie
of
the
customs
F'
V
r
I
National
Railways.
A.
R.
Nichols,
chief
clerk
to
the
divisional
engineer
here,
is
about
to
retire.
Willi
Hn:
Vi,.i.,K.
....H
hi..,-
CHARLES
VALLEY
itpnn
ft
menl
lipr
nili.tl
ln.-t
Mi.,lif
the
Chileotin
Iirrm'd
iu
l"p
c'nn
Cam-
Qun
Char
on
for
a
brief
trio
lotte
City.
c,ln
y'sl-y
aitenioon
irom
ancouver
on
oificiul
bust-
.....
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,
..."
.
.
'
til
xui,
lie.
win
leave
lor
wie
touui
vaiieoiiv'er
to
join
Mr.
uootiwiii
ness.
He
will
return
home
Friday.
April
5
and
they
will
make
thir
.for
a
quicker,
j
nicer,
blacker
1
shine!
wh
arrived
in
the
city
recently
to
join
the
office
Uaff
of
Albert
tz
McCafferw
lierj:
Alcan
Filrrib
Coming
Here
liitujv
home
near
Lantzville
on
Jack
Cobb
well
known
pioneer,
''
the
east
coast
of
Vancouver
-m
.'
-:rient
.
infltiensia
suf-Island
a
short
distunce
north
of
ferers,
will
be
leaving
for
homo
NanahllO.
thi.
wi.fk
nlti.r
li'ivinif
Im-.i.m
The
Orange
tea
which
was
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
.Control
Board
or
by
the'
Government
t!
British
Columbia
'
Action,
Advertise!
Mr.
Nichols
has
been
promin-
nut.
ni.
in
tne
i-rince'
Riifiert
tu
bc
heW
011
Wednesday,
March
nt
in
the
nffntrs
of
the
nun;.-!
nt.,,!.,-..!
ii,,Ui,ii-.i
f.
ii,..
21,,
has
been
cancelled
untif
Prince
Rupert
-
-
,
i.
dian
National
Reereation
Asso-'
couple
of
weeks,
elation
here
as
well
as
being
at
i
...
....,,.,
James
Hrei,.lf
:
w:ik
In
lenvn
March
28.
(C7el
Miss
Cla're
Trlhhle
was
a
pas-
The
sights
are
set
on
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
Montreal
office.
Over
100
films
from
the
com-
JOHN
H.
I
R.
s!
Cooper,
W.
A.
Ruhler,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Krtihn,
E.
Johannes,
E.
Johnson,
D.
H.
Burrows,
W.
A.
Williamson
and
A.
C.
Bennett,
Vancouver;
D.
Ma-
ir.iuin
;
uii-inoi
r
Ul
tile
wiusonic
,
:
-.,.,
nlinir.l
ll.r
.mm
auiun'
the
t-amosim
craft.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
.
.
yes-
4'w
PC.
SCOUT
HEAD
Mr.
Justice
John
O.
Wilson,
judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
has
betm
elected
A
round
of
social
functions
is
f:r
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ll:lV1"
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t
i
T
panys
library
have
b.'en
put
at
BULGER
i
....
.
riOi'l.
o
iMillinil
fdr
I
no
ivic
runinhi
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1
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in
Pat
Mrs.
president
of
the
Boy
Scouts
quiston,
West
Vancouver;
Association
of
British
Colum
carcv,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
commencing
to
larewell
Mr.
anu
-""-
a
visit
wUh
her
oarents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nichols.
One
of
these
was)01
W,K'V
Mrs.
G.
B.
Tribble.
Mr.
Tribble
yesterday
afternoon
when
o!d
Mrs.
p.
T.
croncli,
wife
of
Hie
is
manager
of
the
Torbrit
mine
friends
gathered
at
the
home
of
Rnval
Canadian
Mounted
Police
at
Aliee
Arm.
neigilbors,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
C.
nflieer
ill.
Rfem-nvt.
was
n
rm..
Opt
n...
the
disposal
.it
of
tills
city
through
the
National
Film
Hoard,
according
to
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potter-ton,
president
of
the.
local
NFB
council.
1
"Their
catalogue
and
letter
frisf
tome
Pt-uey
.
rhow
Mpin
spiiovr
nhonr.1
the
fiiininsnn
i-1Ui
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Williamson
Elkins,
on
Fifth
Avenue
East.
ol
A.
McArlhur,
city;
L.
H.
Wlld-fong
and
Inspector
A.
T.
Lash-inar,
Prince
George;
Mrs.
M.
Dongers
and
children,
Masse
t:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Ratcllffe,
Prince
George;
T,
A.
V.
Tremblay,
Vic-,
toria;
A.
Ackerley,
Toronto;
Mrs.
G.
Gibson,
Annette
Island.
evening
retuinintr
north
after
n
Uywood
cafe
bia.
Mr.
Justice
Wilson,
formerly
a
barrister
at
Prince
George
and
one
time
County
Court
judge
of
Cariboo,"
was
a
Boy
Scout
himself
at
Nelson
at
the
age
of
ten
years
and,
as
such,
received
a
Royal
Humane
Society
medal
for
gallantry.
Mr;
Justice
.Wilson
is
well
khown
in
Prince
Rupert.
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third;
Avenue
!"
t.
me
I'fit
e-lf
"-"id
Potterton,
who
has
written
for
trip
to
Vancouver.
.
sun
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Williamson
re-
le
Orders
Phone
133
Mrs.
J.'Fropsr),
resider.t
nurst'
turned
lo
Vancouver
on
the
two
films,
for
the
Department
of
Indian
Chileotin
last
niuht
while
Mr.
"These
films
have
been
taken
Altairs
at
Kinrolith,
was
a
pas-
WilliaiiKon.
who
is'
general
man-
in
many
parts
of
the
world,
senger
aboard
live
Camosim
last
riecr
of
tJn
Cnnndian
"nenernl
Mast
of
them
average
between
.
,::
t
-,
,'
1
--
.
I
.
For
Aetlon,
Advertise!
Fast
Relief
for
SCIATIC
PAIiJ
rmvl.lm
T-RiC't
nolfd
for
Urt,
tomlorlini
rdiel
irom
the
ilurp
tlibbmi
paw
oi
icialicv
Silt,
r.Ublr,
T-K-C'
will
bnn
you
loo
tl.
tomloit
you
lon
lor.
Gel
ditpend-.1.1.
T-H-C'i
ll,
!
"Iwl
evening
returning
to
the
Naas
Electric
Co.,
remains
here
for
a
two
and
three
thousand
feet
of
;
River
village
after,
a
trip
to
Van-
few
days
on
company
business,
colored
film,"
said
the
council
,n
the.'
film
supply
situation
has
couver.
i
president
who
hopes
to
have
at
0eeu
m-ade
I
Sailing
south
on
the
steamer
,
ioast
two
films
in
the
local
li-
A
jump
from
seven
to
12
films
Thomas
II.
Lee
of
Stewart
was
ChilccUn
last
night
w
e
r
;
brarv
at
all
times.
,m
h.
i,r,
in
ih.
p,i,
notice
,
1
is
lii'i-eliv
sven
that
":!
Oenerai;
Meeting
'""''i1
Hupert
General
1
A
,n
will
be
ri
"'c
Civic
Centre,
ii
Liiuii,.,.
nmnn,
on
March
20th,
1!)51
at
VARIETY
A
blaster
Cartli
I
a
passenger
aboard
the
Camosun
tl.
Parrot,
T.
Bradfield.
R.
J.
With
stronr
renuest
from
the
Rert
council
a
month.
Last
y-crnC-llltiy
l
fiui
Ilil
ift
I"-H
LII
Ul
Lfl
iVIUlrVCi,
MY.
UllU
IVlla.
ItUy
nUrll
a
trip
)
VaiH'tnivpr
to
nvtMV
Mr.
nnd
Mrs-
,T.
Rapp.
local
council
for
action
from
the
month
12
films
were
bought
as
Vancouver
NFB,
Mr.
Potterton
part
of
the
council's
stock,
the
(Jailer
oveflt
teS
j
iv'
Proud'i.nt's
report.
1"''
Auditor's
report
M
says
says
that
that
definite
definite
improvement
improvement
-hairman
-hairman
reports.
reports.
j
n
:
rj.
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
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SERVICE
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Phone
Green
339
Prince
Rupert
SEE
THEM
NOW!
Lalance
Sheet
for
t
I'
five
members
of
the
'1,nf
Management,
f
an
auditor.
I'I'V"'
is
$1.00
per
"fl.itai
mil
nt
left
at,
,
viuiiii
Ormcs
fi":nr
a
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ti.
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at
5:00
nm
REAL
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INSURANCE
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TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
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membership
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'iwie.
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A"m'iMrator.
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MEAL
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ipectalized
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I
1
CANNED
F"0BS
3k
1
"Rememlwr
last
whiter,
dear,
when
you
fell
through
the
hole
L
.0
f'iOlb
V
J
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in
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ice?"
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b.
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