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DELIVERY
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tABi
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
RUHO
PISPATC'HKn
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
Phono
81
Iv'iVil"'
VOL.
XL,
No.
155
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
4,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
'
r?
n
sis
IFdp
Hike
In
Canadian
Freight
Rates
Is
Allowed
By
Board
OTTAWA
(CP)
Board
of
Transport
Commu-sioners
today
awarded
the
railways
an
interim
freight
rate
increase
of
12
per
cent.
The
higher
n.tes
are
estimated
to
add
$54,000,000
a
year
to
Canada's
Cost
of
Living
I
First
Get-Teg
Booming
Edmonton
Mammoth
Problem
For
City
Council
mm
Es
Set
For
TOKYO
(CP)
Com
By
GRAHAM
Canadian
Press
EDMONTON
(CP)
town
have
given
Edmonton
tonight
to
preliminary
cease-fire
talks
in
Korea
on.
FLASHES
-
FI
lABET
H
COMING
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
announced
today
that
Prince
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
will
visit
Canada
during
October.
St.
Laurent
aid
they
have
accepted
an
invitation
extended
to
them
in
London
by
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson
who
is
at
present
overseas.
CHARGE
OF
Ml'RDF.R
WEST
Sl'MHE
KLAND
in
the
country.
And
they
appear
destined
to
become
i!
tt
noutl'l
ST!
points
over
the
.commander,
had
proposed
such
a
meeting
for
tonw-worse
before
they
get
better.
.
t
inn
hag
the
commander-m-chtetj
4y-.
a
lgure'
,
j
row
but
his
spokesman
said
today
'.hut
Sunday
would
Hits
New
High
OTTAWA.
The
Canadian
CCv
C.
..Vlr..z
ll.jex
&uiliieu
ta
a
new
high
in
May.
The
index
!
ttaeMh.
ThiVwal
an
ad-
I
Jack
Guest
Eliminated
.
HENLEY-ON-THAMES
......
v.luu,.u
uaiouuui
jj
Guest
was
beaten
by
six
feet
in
I
the
first
round
of
the
Diamond
""s
"
ui
me
iwyai
neniey
Regatta
today.
He
was
beaten
..........
Kw
T?ritr
T
T,
..1-
i
oi
uenmaric.
1
.
io-,rr-uia
----
loromonian
'
.".k..,,,
a
hP'n8
l
"Pt
the
triumph
nf
1"
hie
"
lathw
J
ir,b.
-,.
(
o
who
in
1930
won
the
Diamond.
RUPERT
WINS
AGAIN
annual
freight
Mil.
The
railways
had
asked
for
89U00.000,
chiefly
t6
meet
higher
wage
costs.
It
is
the
tnira
rrmi'T
inrrPRK"
n
rail
rates
since
1946.
'
The
new
award,
while
author
izing
a
general
Increase,
pre
scribes
a
series
oi
customary
inceptions
including
the
west'
-rain
traffic,
Joint
rates
between
Canada
and
the
United
Stales
md
export
rates
to
and
from
Canadian
ports
which
are
kept
,
,n
a
parity
with
those
of
competing
United
States
ports.
I
The
board
also
granted
the
railwavs
permission
to
Increase
to
$1
50
from
75
cents
their
minimum
charge
for
small
less
than
carload
shipments.
British
To
Leave
Iran
TEHRAN
ff
British
oil
men
prepared
final
p'sns
to
get
out
Hi
Iran
within
Ihc
next
eighteen
(lavs,
leaving
the
Iranians
to
solve
their
own
problems
unless
a
compromise
in
the
oil
national-
ization
dispute
is
reached.
The
British-owned
Anglo-Ir-'
iian
Oil
Co.
is
to
complete
ruation
of
British
personnel
lrom
the
fields
unless
negotla-1
linn
arp
rcKinnerl
Thai
Revolt
Over
Army
Takes
Over
Navv
f
.
T5
a
XT"'
yr
Thailand's
i
Royal
Navy
was
all
but
liquidated
!
wore
dismissed
and
jailed
Approximately
73
percent
of
the
naval
personnel
has
been
dropped
from
the
service
at
least
l-r
six
months
A
general
has
taken
over
control
of
what
is
left
of
the
Navy.
Premier
Pibulsonggram,
kidnapped
by
plotters
last
Friday,
hit
back
swiftly.
In
suppressing
the
revolt
in
thrt
nays
iignung,
me
flrmv
i
had
already
struck
a
serious
D1J
ai
me
wavy.
iue
GMpoi
u
tne
.
..c
mai
nai
wavy
was
caPtured
by
thft
Army
!
ji.,
i.
heW
Pner
uoara
me
snip.
ome,
i,lUDDorn
"aval
units
are
;
stm
holding
out
In
a
fort
at
the
;
mnuth
nf
trio
Phn
T!i-.-fn
Initial.
"".jiu.a
whi"n
flows
past
Bangkok
buti
naval
tstablisnments
elsewhere
are
under
Army
control.
I
Lome
Main
is
Beaten
i
I
'
WIMBLEDON
-0
Canada's
Lome
Main
and
Miss
Barbara
!
Knapp
of
Britain,
holders
of
the
'
Canadians
doubles
title,
w
ripfpafpft
tnriav
R-1
fi-5
I
Jnnonh
ISepll
Asboth
and
Mrs.
Suzie
Kormoczv
of
Hungary
In
the
fourth
round
of
the
mixed
doubles
of
the
all-
England
tournament.
Sunday-
General
Matthew
probably
be
acceptable.
There
is
no
change
in
the
previously
agreed
date
next
Tuesdayto
start
actual
.
armistice
talks
at
Kaesong,
35
miles
north
of
Seoul
near
the
38th
parallel.
Meanwhile
an
unusual
quiet
'has
:
settled
over
the
100-mlle
Korean
oattielront.
i
xhrpp
ffirprs
frnm
Mf.h
side
none
over
the
rank
of
colonel
u,iii
moot
i
tho
talk
and
their
iob
will
he
oniv
-
10
make
arrangements
for
the
actual
aciuaj
armistice
armistice
talk
laiK.
Newspaper
correspondents
"
will
?eIMe(i
at
the
pre"
I
limlnary
talk.
'
last
night,
Prince
Rupert
Alaskans'
hoirif
rliMmmirl
Day
week-end
by
one
run;
George
C
lark,
28,
was
charged
Tuesday
with
murder
in
the
death
of
his
brother-in-law
who
died
early
Sunday
after
;
a
wild
gun
and
fist
fight.
Harold
L.
Tavender,
43,
was
found
dying
at
the
foot
of
a
300-foot
cliff
near
his
home
in
this
Okanagan
Valley
town.
Police
I
said
an
argument
preceded
a
brawl.
FIRE
UNDER
CONTROL
;
CAMPBELL
RIVER
Nat
ural
or
man-made
firebreaks
'
Tuesday
corralled
the
Camp-
j
bell
River
forest
fire
and
rain
clouds
mingled
with
a
veil
of
smoke
were
hanging
over
cen
tral
ancouvrr
Island,
giving
promise
of
early
relief
a.l-
TROTTER
Staff
Writer
Four
years
as
an
oil
boom
the
worst
growing
pains
'
contracts
already
awarded
for
this
year.
,
The
city
is
so
pressed
for
money
It
has
about
decided
to
turn
a
four-block
downtown
area,
reserved
for
years
for
a
civic
centre
that
never
mate-
rialized.
Into
a
business
area
where
high
taxes
can
be
charg
ed.
A
"Miracle
Mile"
project
pro-
posed
by
New
York
financiers,
to
give
Edmonton
an
ultra-mod-
prn
49?.
OHO
OOfl
pivir
pntrp
u;a
defeated
at
the
polls
last
year,
i
nit,
ntv
fnmrit
rnmntrnlier
roller
F
F
P
r.
Orken-'
flrkpn-
cien
uen
n
saVs
says
says
aumuiiiuu
Edmonton's
Edmonton'
s
f
future
lumie
uture
capital
expenditures
will
have
to
k
fiinH
oimr,ct
ontirpi,,
n
debenture
sales
and
capital
bor-
rowings
because
of
its
greatly-
.
.
.
neD
elea
reserves.
He
ftas
recom-
mended
that
new
public
works
hp
restricted
-to
essentials
with-
out
which
the
city
could
not
function.
I
This
year
the
city
Increased
the
tax
rate
from
49'2
to
56
mills.
Then
It
set
out
to
borrow
$15,000,000.
j
Canadian
Investment
houses
turned
thumbs
down
and
the
citv
failed
twice
to
sell
deben-'
tures
privately
In
New
York.
!
Financiers
felt
the
ratio
of
Ed-;
montons
bonded
debt
to
its
as-
sessment
more
than
one-third
QI
JlU.OUU.UUU
Was
at
ine
poilll
:
where
further
investment
risky.
'(Continued
on
Page
2
.
.
j
1200
Attend
Exhibition
1
Another
"successful"
night
is
hnur
Prinr-P
Rimert
Fyhihition
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Z
7
1
luiaance
"'to
ai
ine
btoes
Digge.si
show
snow.
A
A
mirinii'ht
midnieht
crnwrt
crowd
nf
of
more
more
thanSDeoDUnawttemaTn
-
a
traction-the
gymnastic
dis-
nloii
fnti
featuring
t
urmrr
d
Hn7on
dozen
otn
athletes
oroa
Ketchikan
Loses
at
Home
Park
by
1
Run
houh
"d
might
cause
a
of
the
disastrous
In
a
seven
inning
game
Alict.,
omln
Wfr,j
T,'ru:u.,
t
t.
v
v"""
"
U
n
Van
rfor
di.v.
unrf
irirr,or
arrived
in
th
citv
h
par!
'"-
fcIAiw
kivo.cu
Iicwiimoil
S
LUJJ
Lcuiii-uy
unc
This
Drobalv
would
mean
caD-Mnlir
"Jn
ana
tnlS
time
on
thfl
this
morning
from
Ootsa
Lake011,'
Jlmited
funJs
are
being
Sr-orp
was
AA
PrinrP
Pnr,pvt
V,nrl
f-,.
rr.-n-.n-
f:
,
b
Rid-way.
United
Nations
y
J
-
HaK
fel
CI
i
i
2
Behind
fy
Lirie
Billy
riene
piC-hi
Chicago
White
Snx
L,f.k
to
wi.u'.n
half
a
game
i,f
h"
American
League
lead
Tu
'i-y
a
ni
l
the
New
Yo
k
uti
valuable
gron:
1
the
National
League
ch.r-"
e
h'.'-kri
the
White
Sox
to
:l
t
11
)
1
1
n
three-hit
"ee-i
n
victory
viinjry
over
over
'.cwland
I-iians,
enabling
lite
Sox
to
nick
up
half
a
CX.iny
on
the
pace-setting
New
York
Y&r.kfes
'.vha
-were
idle.
Z';:.-
o'
'
aevrod
a
9
to
8
!?-'.'
'
'r
j
victory
over
the
Phiia-!r
:
.'"!!'.
Plr"ies
to
pull
within
tim"-and-:i-ha!f
games
of
the
Br
vMy
Dclr'T-;.
The
Dodeers
rh't.nr.
-''
a
4
to
3
decision
to
the
:Bn-l..n
Braves.
Wa-t'sHigtori
Senators
upset
the
B
R
d
Sux
4
to
1.
Cinina
i'i
Reds
trmmc-d
St.
T.ouiK
Cardinals
10
to
4
and
Pittsbuiu
Pirate
defeated
Chi-cs
;',
2
ti)
0.
.
Ocf-Cbll
Scores
Tl'rsnw
NiSicnal
Y.n-k
0.
Pliiladelphta
8
Bo-
ten
4
PenoKlyn
3
:rer
:
:fr
'-St.-Lmils4':-
'
-I
-;t:
-;l..iu--e
2,
Chica;o
0
Amrwin
Cht'-tHr
)
4.
Cleveland
1
V.'a-.hin?V'n
4-
Boston
1
Pacific
Coast
Fe;::
i;o
3.
Oafe'and
2
SS.irv-Mi.vrt'i
13,
Hollywood
6
Po-etien:!
3,
Los
Angeles
1
Su:t
FrancUco
2,
San
Diego
1
Western
international
y.inc-r.iver
7,
Yakima
5
S
iH'ti!
4
Taeoma
3
Victoria
5-1,
Tri-City
3-7
WenaU'hee
at
Spokane
post-.t-("-:i,
rain.
Hiqli
Month
n
Customs
Customs
collections
for
June
this
year
in
Piince
Rupert
were
the
highest
for
a
single
month
to
date
in
1951
with
a
total
of
$72
410.57,
bringing'
the
year's
toi.ii
so
lar
to
$333,617.31.
Dunn"
the
same
month
TfX
year,
S:n,851.32
was
collected.
Total
coiicctinns
for
1951
were
$5f.8.C81.52:
with
the
high
in
March
0:
$108,628.61.
T
rt.
HIGHLIGHTS
the
ping
nf
the
wells
in
the
Khuzls-
an
oil
field
and
shutting
down
if
the
giant
refinery.
1
,
,
.
7
"
.
""r""
t,"'1'--1
YOUNG
ROYALTY
CHOSEN
and
will
return
to
the
Interior
Friday.
!
.-
I
j
I
of
"Espionage"
j
Five
Years
For
AP
Man
margms.
;
Larry
Warner
s'artcd
and
stayed
in
for
the
w:hole
ganw,-:
!
pitching
himself
out
of
one
hole
after
otht-,
a
K34e',U:i-knocked
hits
right
and,
let!.;
Crisis
of
the
game
was
in
tho
last
inning
with
the
home.
team
Queen
Loraine
Arno,d
Wkk
Are
Association
Press
correspond-'
'
"Oatis
Convicted
I'UAdUK
(CD-
cnt
William
Oatis
has
been
iirisnn
nftor
hem
it
nmi
v.'r.t
Representing
all
Prince
Rupert
s
"vounger
set
,
.
.,,
,r
..
.
c
lrom
ages
three
i
to
live
n.
will
be
tiny
Miss
Loraine
r
1
v"vv.
iv
i
i-gh,
Ji'iw.f
n
M
i
i
"i
,
-
.
:V(
-
A
KKtr
hi-
Mi:',
i
'f
'
We.
!
if
i
h
.'
r
'
Diane
Berg,
3,
and
Arnold
o,,p
crowned
Junior
Kino-
&
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibi-
tlon
last
niht-
12
chose
t.
t
frnm
An
pntrioc
Tn
V
.
.
Zlz?-
"cau
"lc
iiS
ul
"
play
a
of
...
being
chosen
as
sup-
committee
chairman
and
organ-of
the
best
of
B.C.
a
Fro-Rec
porting
princes
and
princesses,
'lzer
of
the
contest,
was
master
In
those
four
years,
Edmon-
ton's
population
has
jumped
from
115,000
to
160.000,
double
the
1931
total.
Now
Canada's
eighth
largest
city,
its
popula-
uon
is
increasing
iuuu
a
monm
as
the
magic
of
oil
lures
job-
seekers
and
the
allied
cheap
natural
gas
attracts
unpreee-
dented
Industrial
development.
The
city's
growth
has
devel-
oped
into
a
racking
civic-gov-
j-ernment
financial
headache,
Unra
hniiCAe
muoH
rnaHu
uirlo.
walks,
parking,
schools,
sewers,
Eas.
water
and
licht
utilities
and
public
services
are
needed
uri;-
enuy.
And
the
citv
has
reached
the
bottom
of
1U
financial
barrel,
lAlderman
William
Hawrelak
.
.,t
4
-i.
says:
111
iwu
years
me
tuua-
Uon
wUl
be
critical.
The
city
is
at
the
end
of
Its
borrowing
capacity."
Edmonton
embarked
on
a
five-year
program
in
1948.
plan-
ning
to
spend
$40,000,000
on
capital
extension
of
city-owned
utilities.
In
the
next
three
years
$38,000,000
was
spent,
instead
of
tne
intended
j.uuu.uuu.
mosi
oi
the
money
was
borrowed.
It
IS
a
good
example
of
how
last
the
gmolea
up-
...
Tne
iy-ownea
teiepnone
sys-
l-riu
irpui
ws
1.11c
naibii.
iwu
(ui
telephones
has
Increased
lrom
17956
to
10,180
in
the
last
year
despite
5200
installations.
Costly
conversion
of
the
Edmonton
transit
system
from
street
cars
,
to
trollev
coaches
and
bases,
lfT
Wor'd
The
Edmonton
mimic
school
board,
telescoping
Into
about
flv
five
years
vears
construction
construction
th
that
nor-
mally
would
be
done
in
15
or
20,
describes
its
financial
plight
as
"critical,
nanning
expenoi-
.
.
.
,
,iure
oi
3,uou,uuu
io
..,uou,uuu
ui
the
next
three
1
years,
n
S0."J
has
been
unable
to
sell
about
ionnnnn
Hmr,,
1
.,'
Today's
Stocks
I
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
17
Bralorne
610
1
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
I
Congress
.06
Hedley
Mascot
.53
Indian
Mines
.21
Pinnter
1.90
Iremicr
Border
.32
,
Privateer
.09
Reeves
McDonald
4.20
Reno
.03
I
Sheep
Creek
1.52
!
Silbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
07
Vannnda
13
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
1.85
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.65
A
P
Con
35
Atlantic
285
Calmont
93
Central
Leduc
.
1.80
Home
Oil
15.25
Mercury
12
'i
Okalta
2.20
Royal
Canadian
.10"
2
TORONTO
Athona
.
.07Vi
Aumaque
.
.19
Beattlc
.45
Bevcoitrt
.
.40
Buffalo
Canadian
.17
Consol.
Smelters..
.110
no
Conwest
.
2.55
Dnnalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
is
Harricana
Hcva
12
Jarknife
Jollet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McKennie
Red
Lake
....
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.51
Moneta
-..
Negus
75
NorancTa
-
72.00
Louvicourt
16
Pickle
Crow
1.57
San
Antonio
2
50
Senator
Rouyn
18
at
bat-
Wlth
basra
lcaded
and
Ins
outs-
Warner
hurled
three
put-outs
in
a
row
to
keep
the
ore
run
lead
for
Prince
Rupert.
j
Bill
Gunn,
Prince
Rupeifs;
right
fielder
in
the
All-Star
line-
j
up,
got
in
two
hits,
the
most
for
man
on
his
team.
Two
any
rims
.
.
.
.
were
were
scored
scored
oy
oy
f
prince
Rupert
in
,
he
first
inning.
Today's
game
is
a
nine-inning
aflair,
Letourneau
pitching.
Yes-
!
terdays
line-up
was
as
follows::
Abel
and
Warner,
battery;
;
Dr--nrnie;
first
base;
Cliff
Dahl,
second:
Bill
Lambie,
third;
B.
S.mundson,
short;
Gunn,
left.
"eld;
Miner
Simundson,
centre;
Andy
Marshall,
right.
i
TIDES
-
-
Thursday,
July,
5,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Tin?)
'High
,
1:39
20.1
feet
14:40
1S.0
f
.-ct
Low
8:20
2.6
feet
20:16
8.1
feet
V
A
N
court.
Five
Communist
Judges
said
half
of
the
10-year
term
will
be
'suspended
for
good
behaviour."
He
was
ordered
exiled
from
Czechoslovakia
after
serving
the
sentence.
Three
Czech
emplovees
of
the
,
Associated
Press
who
were
tried
with
Oatis
were
convicted
of
espionage
and
sentenced
to
from
16
to
20
years.
Halibut
Landings
American
Sea
Bird.
28
nnn
m
sr.
17
is,.
'
'
'
Storage
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
GENERAL
MOTORS
vs
!
CANADIAN
LEGION
7
o'clock
kick-off
i
here
during
the
Dominion
Berg
And
King
Fair
Rulers
i
i
David
Wick,
4,
when
they
anrl
Oi
"
j
.w6..w,
a
quick
smile
and
slight
nod
of
!
.
v.;.
j
u.
,
era!
1?u.ndred
mothers-
others
ano
cnuoren.
j
Norton
y
exhibition
of
ceremonies.
He
announced
crowninsr
of
the
coudIp.
attended
by
the
princes
and
princesses,
1
!
would
take
place
Friday
night
when
official
crowning
of
the;
Queen
of
the
North
also
will
,
take
place.
Q
'
,;
tldllDUt
"
1
.
i
!
Awn
Kstrhilfan
"viwnmiu
To
fill
late
orders
for
fresh
'
fish
deliveries
to
the
eastern
iwu
iucai
usu
uuyui
concerns
"went
on
the
board"
fr
halibut
at
Ketchikan
at
the
week-end
and
bought
catches
of
two
United
States
boats
which
were
brought
here
Sunday
and
transferred
to
Monday
evening's
train
for
shipment
East,
The
Royal
Fish
Co.
paid
20.8c,
17c
and
15c
(at
Ketchikan)
for
27,000
pounds
from
tne
Havana
while
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
(B.C.
Packers)
took
the
42
000-pound
catch
of
the
Sunset
for
21c,
17c
and
15c.
THE
NORTH"
IMISS
MARGARET
OAGNON
Columbia
Cellulose
Eall
Club
candidate
FOUR
WOMEN
OR
G!m
FOR
FULL
OR
PART-TIME
WORK
Apply
r?ioncer
Laundry.
sentenced
to
10
vears
in'
r,f
c
,,,r,
u,,
n,.s
i
1
J
E
A
T
H
E
R
Synopsis
;
Showers
were
reported
from
most
sections
of
the
province
j
,,..
,k-
,.,n,.t
Amounts
of
rainfall
reported
in:
the
past
24
hours
were
generally
i
small
although
points
along!
northern
and
central
Vancouver
Island
lweived
from
one-quarter
to
one-half
an
Inch
In
this
period.
j
Skies
along
the
northern
coast.
vecre
slowly
clearing
this
morning
as
the
moist
air
moved
southward
and
considerable
clearing
is
expected
tomorrow
.in
most
sections
of
the
province.
v
Forrcast
Northern
coastal
region-Cloudy
and
cool
with
a
few
showers
today.
Sunny
Thursday.
Winds
light,
Increasing
offshore
Thursday
to
northwest
20i.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursdayat
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
60.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tf
5,
7:30
p.m.
uiuusui,'
uui
six
on
uie
ei,age,
three
and
three
twQ
Flrqt
princess
wlll
Valerie
Pinpr!l
throp-vpar-nlH
Ha.iahtor
of
M
Pinera.
sec0nd
prin-
cess
Susan
Bonalyn
Stewart,
tnree
yearSi
daughter
of
Mrs
D.
Stewart
,
,
.
.
K
..
McLeod,
4,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
!
E
w
McLeod
second
t
,
Jonn
Marsnall
3,
son
of
kr.
and
,
1
Mrs.
R.
Marshall.
u,
,.
'
?Z
Berg,
338
Fifth
Avenue
East,
and
the
junior
king
Is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Erling
Wick,
1255
Beach
Place.
j
Little
Miss
Berg
has
brown,
'
curly
hair
and
big
brown
eyes
and
wears
a
big
smile
for
every-
one.
Last
night
she
was
dressed
in
a
short
yellow
rayon
pinafore,
She
was
a
favorite
withe
audi-
ence
as
well
as
with
the
judges
and
received
big
applause
after
the
judging.
,
Master
Arnold
Wick
was
dress-
ed
in
a
"Scotty"
plaid
suit
and
cap
to
match
and
acknowledged
his
victory
with
no
more
than
FOR
"QUEEN
OF
MISS
ELAINE
STEFFENS
S'mis
of
Norway
candidate
HELP
WANTED
Young
man
for
office
position.
Starting
salary
according
to
qualifications.
Excellent
opportunity
for
advancement.
Apply
in
person
to:
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
PROGRAMME
at
students.
Last,
nignts
act
was
hlgnugnt-
led
by
tumbling
on
the
trampo-
line,
a
spring-suspended
canvas,
!sortj
of
the
gymnasts
flying
20
feet
through
the
air
from
a
single
bounce.
The
audience
loved
it
and
vow-
they
would
be
back
for
more
Each
r,
light
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition,
the
gymnastic
cham
Iplons
put
on
a
different
show.
After
the
show,
the
nightly
prize
was
drawn
in
favor
of
Mrs.
William
Long,
237
Seventh
Avenue
East.
Meanwhile,
second
judging
of
the
bathing
beauties
was
completed
last
night
and
the
eight
contestants
Stand
for
the
final
word
tonight,
when
they
parade
the
stage
dressed
In
both
evening
gowns
and
bathing
costumes.
Winner
of
the
beauty
contest
is
slated
for
Prince
Rupert's
candidate
in
the
Pacific
National
Exhibition
contest,
Miss
"PNE."
provided,
said
T.
Norton
Youngs,
exhibition
chairman,
that
the
contestant
is
17
years
or
over.
CANDIDATES
'
K
f
:
I
if
r
1
1
'
-
V
MISS
MAE
NEWTON
Canadian
Les'on
caiididite
EXHIBIT!
0
LIMITED
Waterfront
I
'
'
I,
v.
VJ
,
-
j
ff
(Natural
Resources
end
InJastrhl
Exhibits
Open
Erery
Evening)
TONIGHT:
7
(1(1
p.m.
Gale
Gocns
:3fl
p.m
Gymnastic
Show
8:00
p.ni
The
Forest
Produces
and
Highway
Sixteen
films
10:00
p.m.
Necliako
Survey
film
11:30
p.m.
Kathii!!;
lleauiy
Finals
anil
Gynuiastit'
Show
12:0
p.m.
Midnight
Nightly
Draw
THIRSDAY:
3:00
p.m.
Children'!.
Day
ami
Exhibits
Open
3:13
p.m.
Children's
Films
7:00
p.m
Gate
Opens
7:30
p.m.
Junior
Fish
Lcrhy
8:00
p.m.
Peoples
of
the
PolUt-lt
and
The
Forest
Gr-iws
films
10:00
pan
Ncrhako
Survey
(short
version)
and
Pacific
Ilalilnit
films
11:30
p.m.
Beautiful
Ices
Contest
and
Gymnastic
SImw
12:00
p.m.
Midnight
:igh'v
Draw
JUNIOR
FISH
DERBY
,
TWO
CLASSES:
10
and
under
16
and
under
FI1H
OF
ALL
KINDS
Heaviest
Fish
Longest
Fish
Fattest
Fish
Smallest
Fish
Oddest
Fish
Any
type
of
fish
caught
personally
hy
contestant
in
Prince
Rupert
Harbour
or
adjacent
streams
or
lakes
will
be
eligible.
Judainq
at
Exhibition
T
-
.
"
-.
-J
-
-
V
Thursdoy,
July
t