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Out
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
13,
1951
2
Days
Only
Monday
and
Tuesday
MEN
OF
IR0N...W0MEN0FFIRE...AND1DII!
UW&jTo
be
Missed
ln
Tuna
0uest
j,
f
.;.
v4
"
!
Tuna
fishing
on
the
west
c
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
7
OF
Sir,
coast
llUMIIt
PlCTUKt
iniaili
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
RANDOLPH
SCOTT
Times
change
and
modes
of
ef
Queen
Charlotte
islands
isn
i
transportation
change
too,
says
expected
to
be
very
heavy
this
the
Juneau
Empire.
But
the
year,
but
there
are
at
least
three
CPR
vessels
will
te
missed
in
the
(
vessels
and
their
captains
which
towns
of
Southeast
Alaska.
Skag-
are
going
to
take
a
chance
to
way
especially
will
regret,
this
casrl
m
on
some
of
that
$700-a-change
in
schedule.
The
Cana-
ton
cargo
this
season,
and
they
dlan
Pacific
steamers
and
their
wui
be
going
out
Tuesday.
Filled
to
her
capacity
of
108
passengers
with
an
American
Agricultural
Tour
Party
from
U7
-
i
i
New
York
States
and
elsewhere
In
that
area.
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
cruise
ship
Chilcotin,
Cap!
Clearance
Sale!
crews
have
become
part
of
th?
gam
HaUgen
will
be
taking
out
Harry
McLean,
arrived
in
port
the
Tramp;
Harold
Eriksen,
the
I
Vikine
I.
and
Perry
York,
the
town
ana
weir
swipuveis
m
Skaeway
In
a
winter
without
other
steamer
calls.
at
11:15
Saturday
morning
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
1
p.m.
In
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Alaska.
GUARANTEED
SAVINGS
ON
EVERY
SALE
ITEM
;
Island
Queen.
Little
has
been
heard
of
tuna
fishing
conditions
in
the
northern
area
this
year
and
this
trip
is
"strictly
a
ven-
.tuie
and
a
gamble."
-Actually,
we
don't
even
know
I
what
kind
of
a
price
we're
going
BC
Newsmen
to
Make
Flight
East
.nt()R!
.
I
J
V
K
PI
OTt
D
The
new
Waterhouse
freighter
Cassiar,
formerly
the
Blue
Peter
and
recently
brought
to
this
coast
from
the
Atlantic,
is
finishing
reconditioning
at
Vancou-
:
Rupert
Peoples
Store
002
pja
I
f
tv,
inuitatit
i
nf
the
Alum-!
to
ept."
savs
Capt.
York,
but
lnum
Company
of
Canada,
Lim-j
we've
got
to
find
out
so
we're
itcd,
a
rep.esentative
group
of
going."
g
;
ver
and
is
expected
in
Prince
Ru-
pert
the
first
week
in
September
i
on
her
initial
voyage.
She
will
7
p.m.
9
p.m.
uoten
A
Famous
Players
Thffcl
;cpe'ate
on
a
schedule
which
In
cludes
sucn
ports
as
rrmce
n.u-pert,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
The
i
ar
"
x
i
"'t
(
'
a
China
coaster
during
the
war.
leading
British
Columbia
daily)
Reports
from
the
American
newspaper
men
wll
shortly
un-
,
side
show
that
canned
tuna
have
dertake
a
tour
of
Alcan's
plants!
gone
into
a
slump,
due
to
im-in
Quebec
and
Ontario,
leaving
i
portation
of
Japanese
canned
Vancouver
by
air
on
August
2S,
goods
of
a
similar
type.
Flsher-and
returning
on
Aupust
31.
I
men
are
hoping
this
wont
have
The
tour
will
include
visits
to
too
much
of
a
bearing
on
local
Alcan's
power
developments.
Ar--markets,
vida
works
and
townsite.
Port
(
Alfred
and
the
fabrication
plant
!
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
inarrrA
JOfim
YGunu
THE
MOST
POPULAR
CANADIAN
WHISKY
ATA
POPULAR
PRICE
at
Kingston,
Ontario.
A
day
will
Commander
Latchmore
of
the
BRAZILIAN
VISITOR
Ada
Rogoto,
28,
carried
greetings
from
the
president
of
Brazil
when
she
flew
into
Prince
George
on
a
17-country
tour.
A
veteran
pilot.
Miss
Rogoto
left
Rio
de
Janeiro
last
April
'Canadian
Maritime
Commission,
also
be
spent
visiting
the
Com
nanv's
head
office
in
Montreal.
mm
The
first-hand
picture
that
a
li
-
-
1
Two
Union
Steamship
Co.
coastal
liners
were
in
port
last
evening
on
regular
Sunday
evening
calls.
At
5:30
the
steamer
Coquitlam,
Capt.
William
Mc-Combe,
arrived
from
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for,
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
Half
an
hour
later
the
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
early
this
morViing
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
after
unloading
a
large
freight
cargo
here.
The
Camosun
is
due
back
here
tomorrow
to
sail
south
at
noon.
Department
of
Transport,
Ottawa,
was
In
the
city
last
evening
aboard
the
steamer
Camosun
on
which
he
is
making
the
round
trip
north
in
the
course
cf
an
official
visit
to
the
Pacific
coast.
will
be
obtained
of
Alcan's
oper-'ations
should
t'.if
company
feel.-.,
be
of
special
interest
in
relatloi.
i
to
the
Company's
vast
new
project
now
developing
in
Northern
!
British
Columbia.
5
'i
on
tne
zu.uou-mire
goodwill
tour.
(CP
PHOTO!
MILITARY
SCIENCE
Gunpowder
was
first
used
in
military
land-mining
operations
1
"
'
J
i
in
1847
but
mining
tactics
were
!
employed
from
ancient
time-,.
seeking
an
hour
'
ashore
from
i
their
cruise
ship,
CPR
steamer1
Princess
Kathleen,
in
port
from1
9
a.m.
to
11
a.m.
enroute
from!
Vancouver
to
Skagway.
Round-trip
tourists,
from
"practically
i
everywhere
in
the
States,'"
numbered
303.
'
Elmo
Johnson,
a
23-year-old
seaman
employed
on
the
Ameri-can
boat
Diamond
Cement,
was
j
placed
aboard
a
coast
guard
cutter
15
miles
south
of
Ketchikan
1
last
week
for
medical
treatment
i
in
the
Alaska
city.
He
was
reported
to
be
suffering
from
pains
near
the
heart.
j
Walt
Disney,
the
cartoon
motion
picture
producer,
once
sold
j
magazines,
newspapers,
other
things
as
a
"butcher"
on
trains
between
Chicago
and
St.
Louis.
I
Sunny
citv
streets,
well
filled
7-4
J.I.
K-.
"
;
nfK
,4
J
f(
j)CANAOAN
WHISKY
J
Michael
O'Hara,
managing
di-
j
rector
of
Rupert
Coal
Mines
;
Ltd.,
recently
held
a
conference
in
Victoria
with
Ralph
Browne
of
Juneau.
The
latter
says
Mr.
j
O'Hara
stated
he
was
anxious
to
)
this
morning
with
early
Mon-
;
obtain
pit
props
for
shipment
in
,
i
day
shoppers,
were
largely
added
steamship
loads
to"
Great
Brit-;.
!
to
by
more
than-
300
tourists
i
ain.
j
-If
i-
t
Fry
IMG
hi
(ferula
Black'
Its
genial,
rich
flavour
makes
G&W
Bonded
Stock
as
delightful
to
the
taste
as
it
is
easy
on
the
entertainment
budget!
GOODERHAM
t
WORTS
LTD.
Established
1832
Canada's
Oldest
Distilliry
a
By
Eosley
Blackwood
DEFENCE
OF
FREEDOM
with
the
this
advertisement
rs
nnt
punilsheo
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
llritish
Columbia.
Ordinarily
when
your
opponents
have
only
oi
ei
trump
left
and
it
is
the
high
one,
you
discontinnej
leading
trumps.
You
simply
lead
out
your
good
side
suits
until
the
opponent
with
the
high
trump
decides
to
use
it.
But
there
are
exceptions
to
all
rules.
j
In
this
deal
Mr.
Muzzy
limited
u
his
errors
to
two
one
in
bidding
muM
have
made
it
even
if
Mr.
and
one
In
play.
His
opening
jaie
had
been
blank
in
clubs."
i
bid
of
four
spades
was
bad.
It.
Mr
Abel
was
right.
After
:
might
well
have
prevented
his'piaymg
the
ace
and
king
of
,
side
from
reaching
a
makeable
spade
Mr.
Muzzy
should
have:
slam.
Most
good
players
take
a
!
led
a
third
spade,
clearing
the
,
bid
of
this
type
to
mean
a
very
I
sl,it.
Then
he
could
have
won
!
long
suit
and
practically
no
side
;
any
return
and
run
his
clubs
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BESl
OF
FOOD
strength.
without
any
chance
of
interrup
If
Mr.
Abel
had
held
some-
j
tion.
thing
like
the
king
of
clubs,
the
king
of
hearts,
the
queen
of
spades
and
a
singleton
diamond,
he
wouldn
t
have
dreamed
oi
rOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
PHONE
20
BROADWAY
CAFE
66tS
IS-
Special
on
If
you
have
Junior
M.itriouljtion,
or
equivalent
are
pliVMtjIIy
fit
Ix-tvtecn
18
and
24
yean
of
jpe
and
keen
to
flv,
there
is
job
lor
yoa
in
the
R.
G
A.
F.
The
young
nun
who
has
just
finished
or
college
may
he
appointed
in
the
Rovil
Canadian
Air
Force
now
to
train
as
Pilot,
Radio
Officer
or
Navigation
Officer.
The
R.C.A.F.
gives
the
most
complete
ei
thorough
training
you
can
get
anywhcre-on
the
most
modern
aircraft
and
cquipment-l
training
that
svill
equip
you
for
a
progress!
career
in
the
field
of
aviation.
When
accepted
for
training,
you
enter
I
Flight
Cadet
at
regular
Officer
pay-Earn
the
Wings
that
hae
won
world
admiration,
and
take
this
opportunity
to
"
your
country
in
the
cause
of
freedom.
JW
the
Air
Force
now
I
South
dealer
North-South
vulnerable
,
1
North
(Mr.
Altrl)
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(Mr.
Mlltn)
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bldrline:
hast
Vti-i.t
North
Katit
4
6
Paus
Pass
Pftaa
66"Piece
Dinner
Sets
$10.50
AND
UP
32-Piece
Breakfast
Sets
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Today
then
are
.
f'
immediate
openings
for
young
men
tt
t
r
W
I
train
as
i
1947
Chevrolet
Sedan
1941
Dodge
Sedan
1947
Hudson
Sedan
1947
Austin
8
h
p.
Sedan
1950
Austin
Countryman
KEEP
IT
RIGHT
$7-95
AND
UP
ALL
ENGLISH
CHINA
going
beyond
the
four
level.
And
yet
with
that
holding,
the
North-South
cards
would
have
produced
six-odd.
Actually,
Mr.
Muzzy's
bid
lost
nothing
on
this
particular
hand
as
lour
spades
is
the
logical
contract.
Mr.
Dale
won
the
first
two
NORTHERN
B.C.'s
LARGEST
STOCK
OF
CHINA
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
NAVIGATION
OFFICERS
RADIO
OFFICERS
PILOTS
Inside
and
Out.
DRIVE
UP
AT
Third
Avenue
ft
APPIICANTS
AM
HFOUISTID
TO
BW0
WITH
THEM
TO
HECHUITINO
OFflCI:
MOTORISTS
.
.
.
tricks
with
the
king
and
queen
,
'
of
diamonds.
He
continued
with
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
!
Muzzy
ruffed.
Now
the
ace
and
king
of
j
,
spades
were
laid
down
but
the
'
queen
didn't
drop.
In
a
frenzy
1
of
haste
Mr.
Muzzy
started
the
,
clubs.
On
the
third
round
he
discarded
the
six
of
hearts
but
:
Mr.
Dale
ruffed
with
the
queen
of
spades
for
his
third
trick
and
got
out
of
the
lead
with
his
last
diamond.
All
he
had
to
do
then
was
to
sit
back
and
wait
for
his
heart
trick.
'
"What
lousy
breaks,"
Mr.
Muzzy
complained.
"There
were
no
bad
breaks
in
the
hand
except
the
one
you
created
yourself,"
remarked
Mr.
H.C.A.F.
Kecruiiing
Init,
Wallace
B
9021
101A
Avenue,
Edmonton,
Alb"1
Phone:
42658
r!t,te
mjil
to
me,
uilhnul
oWtM.'rw,
full
(tv-lio1"
tnwltHcnt
requirements
and
opew?i
now
available
l
l
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
Studebaker
and
Austin
Dealers
Third
Ave.
at
Park.
Oreen
217
'Come
in
today
and
see
the
stunning
new
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
breeziness
of
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
of
a
Coupe.
-THE
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDEDE
IS
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
you
know
that
the
depreciation
on
Chrysler-built
'
cars
is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
I'sed
Car
prices
prove
this
to
be
so.
CHRYSLF.R-Bl
ILT
CARS
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Rupert
Motors
Limited
NAME
(Plca
Print)
STKEET
ADDRESS
CJTY
PROVINCE
EDUCATION
(by
grade
and
province)
Abel
coldly.
"What
do
you
mean?"
Mr.
Muzzy
replied.
"If
Dale
had
held
three
clubs
I
could
have
got
rid
of
both
my
bad
hearts
and
made
the
hand."
"True,"
said
Mr.
Abel,
"but
if
you'd
played
the
hand
right
you
AOF
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SPF
THF
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COVKSF.lJLOtX
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SFAHFST
SXf.
KLCRVI1ISQ
UNIT
OR
MAIL
THIS
COVPUty,
I
Corner
of
Second
Ave
Si
1st
8t.
Phone
866
and
566