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ft'K5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
May
3.
1951
.:-.7rf;
!
NERVY
YEGC.MEN
i
YOUNG
AT
75
I
LONDON
(CP)
Passers-by
TAMPERE,
Finland
(CP)
nored
explosions
ocourriiiB
in
l
Friends
rushed
to
her
aid
when
store
In
Piccadilly.
Later
it
was
Miss
Erika
Vlrtanan
fell
from
reported
that
8,000
$24,0001
her
toboggan
when
celebrating
had
been
stolen
from
the
shop,
her
birthday,
but
doctors
3aij
The
explosions?
Sticks
of
clyna-
she
.suffered
only
slight
inju:y
mite
blasting
a
safe.
She
is
75
years
old.
1
'"
..-
-,-.
!
April
Was
Fair
Month
1..ni'iiv:'Fn':..,.i,.sv.':
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.
.
.
.
Bomb
Site
is
Rustic
Garden
LONDON
(CP)
A
rustic
Graciously
Modern
'
It
was
a
fair
April
in
Prince
Rupert
this
year
from
the
weather
standpoint.
Rainfall
was
less
than
the
same
month
last
year
while
sunshine
was
up.
Precipitation
this
yvar
to
date
Is
just
about
a
stand-off
with
the
corresponding
period
last
year,
the
total
for
the
first
four
months
of
l'jol
bemy
25
54
inches
compared
with
25.4
inches
in
the
corrpspoiuliiu;
period
of
1950.
Suiishh'.g
this
year
to
dale
lias
aHgreeatt
J
2!8
9
hours
as
aaiu.
t
320
hours
In
th
first
four
month
uf
1j00.
Thi;
weatlu-r
suiamary
fur
this
April
is
as
follows:
TuUi
pivcip.tali'
.-i,
4
95
inches
wi
.sixteen
liays
1
7.74
inches
in
April
1().I
1
SuiKhine
1
17
3
hours
on
nineteen
days
(8:i
hours
Aoril
1950.
'
te'txmtimi
teiuiHTutuie,
59.7
on
April
14.
.Muinaiiin
teiiili
r:Uiirc,
29.5
on
April
1G.
,
Mean
t-
inperaliirc,
42
4.
i
'
Maximum
bronul
M-
rcidi'-e,
at
sea
level,
3u
(i8
on
Aoril
9.
Miiiiiuuni
llaroincter
readine,,
2S.19
on
April
27.
!
Maximum
wind
velocity,
southeast,
30
miles
per
hour,
April
2.
den.
costing
40.000
(about
$120,-OUOi
is
being
built
on
a
bomb
i
site
in
the
snaaows
of
histor..:
St.
Paul's
Cathedral
as
a
permanent
retreat
for
city
workers.
The
project
represents
London
Corporation's
contribution
to
Festival
of
Britain.
!
The
garden
will
have
a
mas-nif.cent
lawn
of
Cumberland
turf,
a
pond,
twin
fountains
and
will
contain
some
of
the
most
elaborate
stone
work
of
Its
tVa
in
Ljndon.
The
work
which
Ik-gan
last
December
is
expwteJ
lo
be
completed
before
ulfii'lul
openi::3
U
the
tt-stival
nxt
month.
j
Already
in
position
around
the
:
idges
oi
the
.site
are
5U
lime
trees
whbh
will
provide
a
protective
screen
10
leel
high
between
Hie
garden
and
tile
stretl
traffic.
Around
the
lawns
will
ue
tliree
lines
of
flower
beds.
Laying
the
paving
stones
around
the
sunken
garden
will
pose
a
tricky
task
lor
niasuiw
assigned
to
the
job.
Two
experts
from
the
Yorkshire
quarry
from
which
the
stone
comes
were
sent
to
London
to
study
plans
calling
for
192
stone.s,
all
diiierent
in
jsiv.e
and
contour.
The
experts
returned
to
the
quarry
lo
supervise
the
cutting.
if
8
1
W
4
k
rv
A!
so
manufacturers
of
l'r
jeurn
lo
rtuut
tt
,
Itrtinire'
riiiluriii)!Mlli
luirminn
four-i.iec
suit
(7.
77
VZ
7
rxx-o-utor
jtyS
.
alile
in
three
attraelive
i,
nuinui,
(irry
gnu
wen,.!,,,
liaiuUome
((iiilrusliiij.
hunUi
Eskimo
Harbor
I
dinm$
loom
Chief
Pilot
'
like
ull
Kexliiiore
priiiluiu-HlainliiiK
vulne
in
lalinii
,
ctmlit
v
on.lrui
linn.
ti-,
ri
uHomililv
priced,
juu
vill
1
a
CHURCHILL,
Man.
(CP)-Eski-
Kiirprui'it
!
Building
is
I
Falling
Off
j
Building
in
Prince
Rupert
de-'
clined
sharply
in
Aoril
this
yenr.
Permits
were
issued
for
only
$10,650,
compared
with
$38,180
ui
the
previous
mouth.
Permits
for
j
building
this
year
so
far
tolal
,
$81,825.
j
1
April
last
year
had
the
most
;
applications
for
that
month
on
record,
totalling
SI
11.750,
con-j
stituting
nearly
a
third
of
all
building
during
1950.
A.
MacKENZI
THE
OUTSIDE
LOOKS
BETTER
EVERY
DAY-
By
Chanie
Knight
in
the
Winasor
(Ont.)
Star.
i
CP
PHOTO
i
Furniture
Ltd.
mo
John
Ell
has
been
oflicial
pilot
at
one
of
the
world's
most
northerly
harbors
for
more
thf.n
30
years.
And
he's
the
official
j
interpreter
too.
i
.He
has
been
in
Fort
Churchill
hospital
most
of
the
winter
undergoing
treatment.
There,
he
finds
the
central
heating
a
pleasant
contrast
to
the
igloo
he
lives
in
at
Coral
Marbor,
on
Southampton
Island
at
the
top
end
of
Hudson
Bay.
Southampton
Xslana
is
500.
Phono
775
327
3rd
A
Timber
Scaling
Booming
in
This
District-Up
From
1950
miles
northeast
oC
this
Hudson
"
.
Timber
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
Bay
port
By
MURIEL
NARRAWAY
CMMUtMO
PlB.SS
Stall
WllUT
LONDON
Kf
For
many
British
women,
the
steady
rise
in
prices
means
no
new
suits
ihis
spring.
This,
however,
does
not
dismay
(he
fashion-conscious.
Close
study
for
the
present
year
to
date
is
running
more
than
50
'
r'
E11
f!rst
ite
man
.
,
.
,
.
.
fc
c
-
'
when
a
United
States
whaler
per
cent
higher
than
for
the
first
four
months
of
15)50
put
into
coral
Harbor
when
he
was
six.
Later
he
joined
a
whaler
The
scale
up
to
April
30
had
reached
72,170.139
board
oi
up-io-date
couture
stylos
and
crew
and
learned
the
English
-
-
i.
cv.,i,ead
yHaS
isnt1
feet
compared.
with
46,381,137
board
feet
in
the
cor-'
that
has
h.m
in
go
reeved
removed
1
from
this
thifvea
year's
s
'
"d
drain-
ahi-
responding
respondinp:
period
period
Ot
of
194)0,
1950,
r
?f.
.a".
i"ler'reter
lhr
throughout
his
adult
life.
Hangman
's
Tree
pipe
styles.
The
scale
of
forest
products-
la
fact,
clever
fingers,
pretty
Poles
and
piling
is
also
running
bottpns
and
contrast
materials
heavily
ahead
of
last
year
608,-soon
give
an
up-to-the-minute
073
to
396,793
lineal
feet
for
the
look
to
any
of
last
year's
straight-
four-month
periods
this
year
skirted
suits
and
dresses.
,
an3
last-
Spring
stvles
recently
disnlaveri
;
The
I02
scale
this
ADril
aa-
When
not
serving
as
pilot
'jr
interpreter,
he
hunts
white
fox
and
norwhal,
the
latter
ldl
us
tusks.
On
his
hunting
trips
over
the
polar
ice
he
uses
1
dos,
hitched
fan
style.
Sinister
Scene
LILLOOET
'
Gaunt
and
in
both
London
and
Paris
thow
gregated
35.386,720
board
feet
i-sin'sier,
a
hangman's
tree
stands
many
innovations
that
are
easily
compared
with
18,297
570
board
i
on
a
bluff
overlooking
this
Fra-copied.
These
are
cften
individu-'
feet
in
April
1950.
ser
Valley
town.
MAE
3
ATTACK
FORT
ERIE,
C.it.
(CW-Local
There's
a
big
difference
in
I
The
log
scale
per
species
this
Jus
wno
was
hanged
Were,
AprU
and
last
was
as
follows:
j
and
whe.
seems
to
unknown
'
Aaril
'51
ADril
'50
!
but
six
unmarked
graves
at
the
Burners.
See
Oil-O
Maiic
for
yourstli
a!
to
the
designer
concerned
and
are
as
distinctive
as
a
signature.
Take
for
instance
four
button-tabs
folding
backwards
from
a
Jong
V
neckline
and
threaded
with
a
fringed
scarf-tie.
This
Bd.
ft.
1
fln)
fs3&L
-
Bd.
ft.
Fir
3,719
Cedar
4.552,666
know
jor
sure
how
and
why
it
is
your
one
best
Buy!
tfiiials
wondering
how
to
get
rid
of
the
thousands
of
starlings
which
frequent
both
sides
of
t.e
Niagara
Rtv?r
heard
with
interest
of
experiments
in
Buffalo.
There
it
was
planned
to
asphyxiate
tln-Jsanus
roc
.ting
in
an
old
boiler
house
by
carrying
carbon
monoxide
from
big
trucks
in
hses.
l
447,489
12.532,793
2,687,593
673,474
2,306,581
19.290.089
7.423,180
Resign
is
by
Charles
Crd.
Two
Spruce
ablioue
"toneue"
tahs
hnttnnuH
Hemlock
Balsam
1,013,160
across
the
front
of
a
dress
and
threaded
bv
n
lnni
srnrf
nilnnh-
loot
of
the
twisted
pine
are
a
grim
reminder
of
what
may
have
been
early
Caribou
Justice,
carried
out
when
the
town
was
a
roaring
mining
camp.
The
hills
around
Lillooet
once
were
covered
with
bush,
but
when
the
miners
came
they
cut
it
all
down
for
firewood
and
building
material
except
the
lone
pine.
The
tree
has
become
a
tourist
attraction,
but
only
in
daylight.
Not
many
take
the
Jackpine
..
2.623,098
389,528
ment
that
flies
freely
from
the
Mlsc-
HEW
lilVl
MODEL
FIFTY-TE
Totals
...
35.383.7u
18,647,930
belt
downward
show
the
touch
of
Jacques
Faith.
F
iter
Russell
uses
squared
button-tabs
to
nip
in
the
waist
of
a
FOREST
PKODVCTS
The
pole
and
piling
count
for
this
April
was
123.432
lineal
feet
Low
Pressure
classic
suit,
Dior
gives
button-.
tail
breast
pockets
to
a
(Only
1
to
2
Ibt)
-nw.
v.i
y
kind
of
Don.
plain
compared
with
93
825
lineal
fc;t
in
April
1950.
Cedar,
with
99,-
httle
bolero,
while
Jacques
Faith
Pith
lonely
trail
past
the
grim
relic
in
the
dark.
Standing
in
the
spring
sunshine
the
old
pine
keeps
its
his-toiy
to
itself.
niiinrudina
tht
n.w
hHr
WH
jses
a
similar
line
to
gather
the
384,
was
tne
T'iey
predominant
bodice
and
hip
fullness
of
a
varielv-
ttrapless
evening
gown.
'
Tne
jackpine
tie
count
this
Hardy
Amies
decorates
a
tweed
APril
was
1
1.901
pieses
compared
suit
with
neat
tab
enaulr
ltes
u
with
9147
in
April
1950.
to-burn
Cotolytic
Oil.
I
Kit
The
cordwood
count
this
April
BIGGEST
SHARE
The
bulk
of
the
irrigation
works
in
formerly
undivided
India
are
in
Pakistan
territory.
ilus
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
Hriti.sh
Columbia.
was
69
cords
compared
with
224
in
April
1950.
f
(US
NEW
COMPLETE
UiNUl
-
rC(
SiWKKi
.
C
.
for
homes
of
all
sizes
.
for
all
types
of
healing
fuJ
and
dollar
savings
nvr
bpv'
.
ii',.
,t,
:
t
''
;
istppone
BEFORE
YOU
'l
N
ne
sieeve
up
ana
creed
slashes
a
wide
raglan
sleeve,
turns
it
fcack
In
a
deep
cuff
and
decorates
the
sleeve
not
the
cuff
-with
tnp
outside
button.
This
gives
a
new
length
to
the
sleeve.
It
Is
neither
full
length
nor
three-quarters,
but
roughly
seven-eighth,
j
,
One
of
the
easiest
renovations
l
the
waistcoat
look:
This
gives
a
clean
freshness
to
dark
suits
and
is
easily
achieved
by
a
yard
oX
white
pique
and
a
little
patience.
Take
any
dark
classic
suit,
turn
back
the
lacket
flaps
and
outline
with
white,
elongate
the
lapels
where
possible
snd
edse
with
whit,
add
a
white
waisl-oa'
-btouse
or
insert
and
you
have
the
Paquin
look.
Smartness
Is
heightened
by
attractive
buttons,
cunningly-placed
at
jacket
waist,
ajxl
on
the
flaps
and
waistcot
Many
London
womejj
are
already
adding
white
to
black
and
navy
suits.
Combined
with
a
dark
hat
decorated
in
white,
white
gloves,
dark
shoes
and
handbag,
this
oromises
to
be
the
most
ponular
choice
of
the
season.
For
dark
dresses
there
are
many
chic
littla
adornments
that
give
both
individuality
and
femininity.
To
a
plain
black
dress
with
scoooed-out
neckline
a
small
vestee
of
tiny
Parma
violets
lends
charm
to
the
neckline.
If
accessories
are
also
in
black,
a
Parisian
look
is
given
by
a
wide
hat
dressed
in
Parma
violets
combined
with
violet-colored
gloves
and
severely-plain
black
bag
and
shoes.
Because
Durable
SELF-CLEANING
BAPCO
PURE
PAINT
lasts
for
years
you
actually
use
less!
Give
your
home
its
protective
beauty
NOW
.
.
.
defy
dirt,
sun,
frost
or
rain
to
do
its
gleaming
surface
one
bit
of
harm!
Available
in
14
permanent
colors,
whitest
of
white
and
black.
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Rl'PEHT.
B.t-
Without
obligio.
Ple.se,
f
'
$S!U
fuel
how
1
cm
b.ve
new
Oil
Burner
-V
if
"
Check
below
for
your
nearest
Bapco
Paint
Dealer
Saanich
Plumbing
&.
Heati"
Thompson
Hdve.
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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