Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
March
5.
1951
REPORT
FROM
PARLIAMENT
(Continued
Irom
page
2)
Tricycle
in
r
i-
LI
I-
rOIICe
nUIlUi
-
(address
in
reply,
the
Minister
oca
throe-wheeled
tricycle'01
and
PERSONAL
has
boon
turned
in
to
the
office
"u
'"""V"'"-
7
,i,v
,!,!,nh,nrnt
of
th
"y
lor
a
separate
department
hVe.
deal
with
all
mat
teri
or
pro-George
c.MP
Police
officers
re-'
V
Dibb
reft
on
Saturday's;
The
Misses
Frances
and
Joan
Quest
the
OWnor
to
-'hurry
up
and
du?1!
a"d
,?upp.ly
,
IliBht
for
a
brief
business
trip
to
.Cross
sailed
on
the
Chilcotin
for
it
no
ticket:
will
be
issued
?nalled
by
ln;
'"If
,;,,"
fence
program
that
he
announ-
Vancouver.
:
Sunday,
night
for
Vancouver.
fr
..vor-nai
kme.
'ced
at
that
time.
The
govcrn-
WALLS
no
CEILINGS
ON
A
If
the
owi-r
doesn't
call
for
:t
!
mciU
feels
that
lhe
lmpit.IIU.n-
Const.
J.
J.
Ehlcy
returned
on
i
Members
wishing
to
attend
soon.
l
win
ue
umhB
it
iU.
,
.
h,
t
pru.
Friday's
plane
flight
for
a
trip
Canadian
Legion
W.
A.
Banquet
to
Vancouver
on
escort
duty.
j
phone
Black
330.
t59,
patrols.'
said
Const.
George
Ktd-,gram
cannot
pIoperiy
be
left
!
head,
smiling.
.
aaenc-ies.
or
branches
of
any
CANADIAN
EDUCATION
WEEK
(March
4-10)
-rofjritin
Rent
a
sancter
OK
have
your
1
Andy
Glover
of
the
Club
27.!
TZTTmnol
officer'
the
departments
which
al-floor
sanded
by
experts.
Phone
left
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
F-
Attam"'
"
,
.
ready
have
important
functions
909
for
Greer
&
Bridden
Ltd.
night
for
Vancouver
on
holiday;.!
for
U
Iml"
to
perform,
but
that
it
requires
v
65c)
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camo-:
'nmem
f
j
u
S.
P.
Woodside
returned
to
the
.sun
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
gea
own
deahna
exclusively
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf.
Rivett
sailed
:
city
on
the
Comosun
yesterday
Vancouver.
on
the
Chilcotin
Sunday
night
:
from
a
trip.to
Vancouver.
j
for
holidays
in
Vancouver.
,
l
'
!
these
matters.
In
the
last
war
!
the
Department
of
Munitions
i
and
Supply
was
not
set
up
at
once,
but
that
program,
in
the
jonn
Muinern
ana
Ernest
wes-
.,..
WE
CARRY
A
COMPLETE
SUPPLY
OF
HIGH
QUALITY
7IH(.HHOMHIJ
TUESDAY
Hall
early
years,
was
not
nearly
us
big.
After
the
close
of
hostilities
Card
partj
Catholic
-
....V.
Q
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
C.
Flood
and
.
ley
were
fined
$10
and
costs
in
son,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to'
city
police
court
Saturday
for
Vancouver
.returned
to
the
city
drunkenness,
from
the
south
on
the
Camosun.
'
'
I
lvlal
...
,.
n-ti
v,
rwmnnv
nnH
.Tnnan
the
B:4.V-
Kadio
liroadcast.
f'FPn.
.
("ivnlf
mfi
and
Council.
yesterday
afternoon.
We
had
many
very
clcve
,
Lutnt'iau
ica
inu
Home
coon-
."'
.',,,.
connected
with
defence
powers
iim
Mirth
10
!
Canadian
Legion
card
party.
suPP'V
were
transferred
to
the
!Marcn
J4
.minister
of
reconstruction
and
supply
and
were
carried
out
;n
The
King
Edward
School
P-TA
i
White
Elephant
sale
aiid
tea.
i
co-ordination
with
the
demob-I
vlarch
15,
at
2
p.m.
lotion
that
was
proceed'ng
WEDNESDAY
2
p.m.
to
3
p.m.
Open
House,
Dordiu
Slrci-l
Sdrool
Oncii
House,
Kins
Edward
Rchool
1
p.m.
to
3
p
m.
-Open
House,
Port
Edward
Sduwl
puzzie
ana
we
manic
an
tne
contributors
for
their
interest..
As
well
as
the
correct
answer,
Mr.
H.
E.
Cole
had
made
a
model
to
illustrate
and
was
Legion
Auxiliary
St.
Patricks
:""
.
,
Dance.
March
16.
Conrad
School
P.T.A.
card
--j...
i
in..i
.
.
!
mn.
r
i
w
.i.
ie
i
Commerce.
Now,
again,
there
will
be
a
special
department
for
the
purpose.
.v
r"---
-i
.
.o..
...
w
"":
uartv
Friday
March
16.
8
p.m
THURSDAY-
umer
mystery
soon.
Bulger
i
oanquei
were
aiscussea
at
me
,
st
p.lU.it:
s
Toa
alld
card
(
lto,
Canadian
Legion
Women
s
Aux-,
Catnollc
Hall,
March
n.
jlliary
meeting
last
wefc
Sixty-1
"
Q
e
Latla.s.
lca
aIKi
.sale.
PHONE
116
-
117
or
58
Albert
&
AAcCaffery
live
iiicmuii
s
wuic
pitciit.
wl111
1
jj'rch
21
three
new
members
initiated.
I
Y.hv
n
'ii,i,.re
i.-
ii,.r
ti.a
m-i
AS
I
SHE
IT
(Cunlinucd
from
page
2)
I
At
St.
Patrick's
dance
was
also:
culn
Mnyimir
TcTimln
M.iri'h
22
LIMITED
reJplannad
for
the
16th
of
March;
Queen
Mary
I.O.D
E.
Daffodil
neighbor
nations,
or
as
a
anu
coiiiniHtees
were
cnosen
mi
i
M
irch
26
,,tiitfl
(l'H.Aln
rlocti,-iw
1t.ic
tnlor
4.
Mrs
Cathedral
spring
sale,
March
i
twined
the
'fate
of
these
two
:
.Prin".
sale
,.APril
cnena
iari"r
win
De
convenor
29,
;
for
the
bazaar.
!
Legion.
Auxiliary
Spring
Sale,
j
Discussion
of
reports
from
the
April
4.'
sewing
clubs
and
general
busl-
Presbyterian
spring
sa'.e,
April
i
nvss
was
said
to
be
showing
12.
1:15
to
i
p.m.--Open
House,
llooth
Memorial
School
2
p.m.
to
3
p.m.-
Oien
House,
Conrad
Street
SchW
2:30
to
3:30
p.m.
Open
Housv,
Annunciation
6'lii
0:45
p
in
-Radio
Broadcast.
CFI'R.
Mrs.
Blades
a
charge.
FRIDAY
11
p
111.
Public
Mretini;,
Civic
Centre
SATURDAY
8
M.ni.-
Radio
Koru'ul.
Watch
tile
Daiiv
New
editorial
p,i',c
for
daily
interviews
with
citizens
Miss
Eileen
Cross
of
the
Uni-
Ronald
Powell,
who
has
been
rsity
of
British
Columbia
ex-
onuui'.cd
in
aulomativc
work
hoi
e
nsion
department,
who
has
for
thc
sl
n,w
yeaiS
(,f)
ul
vn
conducting
sewing
courses
,
.
peoples.
oOo
ON
MY
LAST
NIGHT
IN
Karachi
I
had
a
grand
chicken
dinner
with
my
oldest
made-in-Canada
Pakistani
friend
and
his
lovely
Saskatchewan-born
wife.
"good
progress"
according
to
W.OT.M.
Spring
baz-aar.
April
j
Mrs.
G.
V.
Hanlcy,
president
of
20.
i
the
auxiliary,
who
was
In
the
St.
Peter
s
Spring
Sale.
April
.4
:
the
Civic
Centre
here
during
"
1J,au,:
ic
past
few
weeks,
left
by
to-
lie
has
taken
a
position.
He
is
ly's
plane
on
her
return
to
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
aifouver.
Powell.
26.
Fill
BTTIR
FAST!
p
sale,
May
3.
chair.
Refreshments
were
under
convenor
Mrs.
Fred
Barber.
United
W.A
Sprinp
Sonja
tea.
May
12.
I
knew
Mohammed
Khan
in
'
the
three
years
he
studied
as
a
I
food
scientist
at
uie
University
j
Land
Clearing
Policy
in
B.C.
Wanted
To
Rent
of
British
Columbia;
in
fact,
iiej
had
been
to
our
house
for
tea,'
'
and
we
had
spoken
together
on
;
the
independence
day
of
India!
and
Pakistan,
and
also
at
a
j
memorial
meeting
for
thc
slain
Mah-Jtma
Gandhi.
I
Like
most
other
government!
servants,
Mohammed
lives
with
;
his
wife
In
an
army-type
huf.,
j
much
like,
those
at
Fort
Camp,;
UBC.
As
we
ate
the
grand
din-
j
ner,
Helen
told
me
her
life
j
story.
Her
father
was
born
In
!
Syria,
but
came
to
Canada
andj
updates
a
general
store
at
Cey-
j
Ion.
south
of
Itegina.
There
are
'
MEANS
GREATER
TRIPLE
ACTION
L
I
Q
I
J
B
L
E
k
C
1
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
aqut
'immediately
for
their
permanent
operating
jto!
FOOD
PRODUCTION"
'is
wonderful
for...
HOUSES
FOR
RENTAL.
Please
address
repi
to:
Supervisor.
Operating
Dept.
Personnel,
I
1000,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,"
or
call
Supervisor
Watson
Uand.
ten
cnildren,
ail
born
in
Canaua,
I
and
Helen
is
the
eldest
girl.
i
II
was
pretty
well
love
at
first1
sight
when
she
and
Mohammed
;
met.
Both
being
good
Moslems,
!
tiicy
were
married
at
the
Mosque
i
in
Edmonton,
after,
Moham-!
"3
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....
.-v.....,,,
,
,
T.vT"'
r7rr
PRINTING
l
w
This
is
lhe
subject
of
un
important
,
address
to
be
broadcast
by
Hon.
H.R.
Bowman
Minister
of
Agriculture,
B.C.
Government
Expcricwi
;
it
Highest
Quality
3
t
PURPOSES
Vcrsoiil'tj
v
J
Yes-
P
ERFE
X-Western
Canada's
Laraaat
Sailing
Bleach
won
its
autstandina
fc'.
Dibb
Printing
Co.
niod
graduation
last
spring.
She
looks
lovciy
in
her
sari"
which
is,
of
couisc,
the
Indian-1
style
dross
made
by
some
intricate
wrap-around
process.
I
I
teased
Helen
a
bit
about
it
and
said
I
bet
she
had
a
ter-
j
riblc
time
getting
the
knock
of
!
it.
What
if
thc
dashed
thing:
unwound?
Helen
admitted
that
at
first
she
diu
use
a
safety
pin
'
at
the
shoulder.
Like
my
own
young
mamcd
,
daughter.
Helen
works
during
i
the
daytime.
Mohammed
said
!
that
he
would
never
forget
his;
beloved
Canada.
Well,
that's
not
strange,
sine
he
took
a
lovely
:
Canad.an-born
wife
Dae
home
i
to
Pakistan
with
him.
pill
INK
St
HKNNKW
HI
K'K
reputation
as
a
SAFE
bleach
hAcause
of
its
oeoUeortrollJ
action.
Kfep
your
finest
linens
whiter
and
colorfast
cottons
brighter
by
always
adding
Perfex
Liquid
Bleach
to
the
wash-water.
And
they'll
last
longer
when
bleached
with
Perfex
the
gentU
bleach
that
never
varies
in
strength
is
alwayt
safe.
10:15
p.m.
Mon.
March
5th
SPECIAL
X
(U
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,
4
V
W.
-i
i
a,
'(!,
11
hotel
arrivals
I
,
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.
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A.
did
you
know
.
.
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32
Ticcc
BREAKFAST
SETS
$8.95
58
Piece
Dinner
sets
i
v.m
six
$25.50
There
are
two
different
Terfex
bleaches-
liquid
and
powdered.
Each
has
special
Ufies
.
Use
Perfex
Triple
Action
Liquid
Bleach
in
the
laundry
to
bleach
thoroughly
and
safely,
in
the
kitchen
and
bathroom
to
whiten
and
disinfect
porcelain
and
enamel
.
.
.
Use
Perfex
Powdered
Bleach
to
wash
woollens
and
to
remove
grey
dinginess
from
nylon
lingerie
and
blouses.
i
(Prince
Iliinrrl)
L.
Sanders,
W.
S.
Wills,
D.
T.
McColl,
O.
E.
Raley,
J.
S.
Hiiul-f
"i,
Miss
E.
Cross.
G.
Hendry,
Douglas
Candow,
Dan
Gillis,
G.
J.
Johnston,
S.
McGuirc
and
F.
H.
Adamc.'t,
Vancouver;
J.
S.
Hunter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Audet
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Criltxiuni",
Walson
Island;
L.
Morrill,
Montreal;
F.
Murray,
Quebec;
It.
II.
McLean,
Calgary;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rolhc,
PriiK'c
Kupvrl
:
K
l.an-'-forcl.
Edirtoiit
in;
F.
Murray,
Quebell.
Out.;
Miss
E.
Kenway,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Tocher,
Fort
E'lward;
R.
II.
Maclei.n,
Calgary.
...
Your
tltoice
of
4
heuitliful
:o'"rb:
Cu
een
RoiC.
Blue
or
Yellow
rw
SO
nnt4s.
AIMDER
Mk.
MX,
GORI
.:
c.
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.
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11
1
fl
WOOLLENS
Kp
your
fin
iwtr
and
baby'i
woollens
at
toh
and
lovely
at
new
alwayt
ut
Prfv
Powdtrtd
Bleach
whn
you
wtih
thm.
Sat
how
Uiy
com
out
HyHy
and
bfijhtl
DISHES
you'll
b
proud
ol
th
tptflcl
on
yow
glattwar
and
diihat
whn
yoa
add
odorlttt
Prfr
Powdered
Bleach
to
the
dithwetci
Keep
a
packaj
handy
by
th
tink
it
toftent
wtttr
ttvtt
tot
p.
DIAPERS
Docteri
rtcommmd
i"J
Pirftn
Liquid
Bitted
to
klp
prtvtnt
dipf
nib.
Sel
ditptn
in
olutim
ol
en
Ublnooon
pf
jtllon
ol
wtt;
rinfc
wtll.
Ptffat
whittni
nd
purinm
diiptn
will
not
hwm
bcby'i
tondw
tkin.
if
Con
t
happen
tone
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new
teoutv
in
,
r-
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fed
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lamps
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FASHION
F$!
lcall"'1'
i
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i
!
Here,"
You
Soy.
.
.
Weil,
ii,
usually
doesn't.
Dul
c'her
nainUn:;
problems
arise,
which
wo
can
help
you
solve.
For
nalritlnir
anH
paperhang-ing
methods,
and
quality
naints
at.
low
cost,
see
us
torlm!
PHONK
BLACK
215
SPENCE
6c
MATUIK
and
colors
cl
'men
.
,
wise
lor
iprlng
51
'
01
,
w
in
our
wide
selection
priced
handbags-
SKK
TIIKM
,""AV:
fir"
NIL
GOOD
llllliSKEEI'ISG
fashion
(footweo'
You'll
find
hundred
of
uses
around
the
house
for
Perfex
Liquid
Bleach
"
and
Perfex
Povdered
Bleach
B-uy
Both!