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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
February
28,
1951
Film
List
For
March
Woman
Qlilor
jJeaih
Colfi
fje
t
MuLE
IVllKftU
Honor
25,000
British
Women
Killed
in
War
am
J'
WINNIPEG
miss
uu
it-i
,,-,!
rf
with
"The
Court-
J
ine
I.
Forrest,
editor
01
""M
of
rjurzon
Street,"
the
wnstern
Municipal
News,
has
J
.
.
been
appointed
a
governor
of
the
Qf
pi(.lu,.es
l0
the
Capi
tinivrrsitv
of
Manitoba.
She
t
lol
Theatre
here.
Among
special
selections
are
"Mrs.
O'Malley
and
Mr.
Malonc,"
"Breakthrough,"
"Tripoli"
and
"King
Solomons
Mines.",
Here
Is
the
list:
'
HtHJT
WHCOX
LONDON
(CP)
A
national
Roll
of
Honor
has
i
been
dedicated
to
the
memory
of
more
than
25,000
British
women
who
gave
their
lives
in
the
service
of
;
their
country
during
the
Second
World
War.
comes
the
second
woman
on
the
14-niember
board.
Miss
Forrest
is
herself
a
graduate
of
the
university,
class
of
1920.
She
studied
law.
Western
Municipal
Hows,
pub-
The
roll,
bound
in
red
morrocco
LIGHT
UP
To
Alaska-
February
28
and
March
1
"The
Courtneys
of
Cur?
o
n
i
Street,"
Anna
Ncaglc
and
Mich-,
ael
Wilding.
March
2
and
3
"Mrs.
O'Malley
and
Mr.
Maione,"
Marjorle
Main
and
James
Whitmore.
J
leather,
pays
special
honor
to
241
1
"
8in
municipal
''
'
-s
m
Uie
lne
Ihrce
lhlte
members
of
the
Women's
volun-i
J?
piovinces.
tary
services,
whose
names
are;
prairie
her
legal
training
hnnH.in-ihH
nn
it
vellum
Asked
how
.
Its
expertly
designed
centre
pinel
to
give
support
where
it's
needed
its
powerful
leno
side
panels
its
up
and
down
elastic
satin
back
prevents
"riding
up"
GRniR
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSi
pages.
But
it
will
be
handed
Highway
Takes
jj!
Ship
Traffic
saia
in
an
Marcn
uins
oi
u
e
enduring!
Miss
Forrest
,
,
down
in
oosterity
as
an
tribute
to
th-3
valor,
self
-sacrifice
I
view:
Anna
Dvorak
and
Lola
Lane;
useful.
Its
good
bum-
-under
Nan
and
Alan
Gray
and
devotion
to
duty
of
all
Brit-!
"Quite
Age,"
ish
women
who
died
by
enemy
ness
training
for
any
field.
Baxter.
1
Miss
Forrest
is
a
strict
career
March
5
and
6-"Walk
Softly.
action
,,
'
.
.
'woman.
She
lives
with
two
sis-
stranger,"
Joseph
Colten
and
If
It's
SERVICE
YotlU
Phone
383
CABS'
JUNEAU
For
the
first
time1
in
history,
more
people
travelled!
to
Alaska
by
automobile
in
1950'
,,tT
'
j
a
nouse
wrlere
-we
uoni
valU
feel
that
ordinary
people
can
be
.
-
"nr.
k-
than
by
boat,
the
Alaska
Devel-
commemoraleci
said
the
Dow-i
Lmnoh
rv.viH
n,i,m
and
John
I
n,i
T3
,,,,
,1
i
it
flisitrniim
fif
lll"""J'
.
,
vv.t,.,
'
opment
hsoara
reveaieu
m
rc-
leasing
its
annual
compilation
of!
highway
traffic
figures.
Sold
Locally
By
5
WALLACES
DEPT.
STORE
am-i
i-u,
vtuu...b.
v-
j
Her
siscr
Heh'n
is
a
scnooi
Agar.
j
the
organization.
j
teachor;
Mary
works
in
the
sup-
March
9
and
10-"O
You
Beau-.
"These
are
the
women
I
work-!
,
PIKipnt's
office
of
the
Bank
tifni
Doll."
Murk
Stevens
audi
The
number
entering
the
nor-
them
Territory
by
highway
last'
ed
with,"
she
added.
"These
are.
of
Montreai
here.
Two
other
June
Haver.
vear
was
22
507
while
the
num-
women
i
"u,
slsters
are
mamec
one
was
March
11
"The
Countertelt-
ber
of
visitors
oy
sea
was
ii.uv-
-
.
;
;""'.
-ieis,
juun
ouim
aim
In
outbound
passengers,
however,
those
going
on
the
four
ship
muuiiieu.
ncuuiic
i"
""'"",scmn
leaciiei.
.
nek
"Deputy
Mai
snai,
jon
nun
of
honor
will
show
posterity!
Miss
porrest
belongs
to
the
andVranws
Lang
ford,
I
what
type
of
women
these
were."
:
poi.tia
club,
comprised
of
some
March
12,
13
and
14
"Panic.
On
pages
embellished
in
bur-
20
women
lawyers
in
Winnipeg
ln
the
streets,"
Richard
Wtd-1
nished
gold,
the
names
are
ar-
She
is
also
a
mfmber
of
Uiejmark
an(l
Pal,i
Douglas;
"Willie
ranged
hi
territorial
order
and
Canadian
Women's
Press
Club,
comes
Marching
Home,"
Dan
HIRAM
WALKERS
SPECIAL
OLD
CANADIAN
WHISKY
lines
regularly
serving
Alaska
'slightly
exceeded
those
by
auto-
mobile,
16.971
to
16,623.
I
The
great
preponderance
of
surrounded
by
the
coats
of
aims
Winnipeg
branch,
and
of
the
,
rjajiPy
ttntj
Corinne
Calvert
March
15.
16
and
17
"Two
and
the
wild
flower
representing
University
women
s
ciuo.
northbound
over
southbound
travellers
is
accounted
for,
the
Alaskan
Development
Board
says,
by
the
district
or
county
concerned.
If
you
wnm,
in
sell
;t,
udvcrtlst
Ji"g?S5sr-"..-ri
rrJT.I-T-rS:
iwsdassified.
SHIPS
V
WATERFRONT
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
in
four
sets,
200
tons
of
hr-
........
Ting
were
taken
from
Juan
Perez
"
I
I
k.
I
Sound,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
I
I
lJ
I
-t
,
Monday
night.
Department
of
L
I
I
N
VJ
Fisheries
said
today.
Trw?
.fish
.1
.
.1
I
will
be
brought
to
coast
reduc-
i
he
tailor
tionPianu.
I
Two
carloads
of
Ala.ska
frozen
22U
lilxth
St
I'lionc
649
haIlbut
anri
sam0n
were
un-
!
leaded
here
yesterday
from
Weeks
with
Love,"
Jane
Powell
,
I
;
1..
11,
n
visitors
who
like
the
Territory
so
Thirty-four
counties,
from
Ren-
WTrlT
CI
TMATP
I
nll.l
IviCillllU
J.i.'l
I
t'Oi
i
.
frewshire
to
Cornwall,
are
hon-
With
an
average
winter
day-:
March
18
"Barricade."
Dane,
limn
tnmnerai
ure
of
42
degrees.
1
Clark
a
nd
Raymond
M:isrcv;
I
well
they
settle
down
to
stay.
Alaska's
population
has
increased
77.4
percent,
more
than
any
state,
in
the
past
ten
years.
Orowinc
importance
of
the
"This
Side
of
the
Law."
Vlvecaj
Victoria,
B.C.,
has
the
mildef
climate
of
any
Canadian
eity.
ored
by
the
names
recorded.
.
J
Each
page
has
a
rosemary
emblem
for
remembrance
and
citations
are
simple.
They
tell
how
ordinary
women
died
doing
the
evprv-dav
tasks
that
a
-
nart
;jf
Llndfors
and
Kent
Smith.
March
19
and
20
-
The
Dool-i
NOTICE
j
Alaska
Highway
as
a
travel
ar-terv
between
the
United
States
the
Territory
Is
illustrated
a
country's
strength
in
wartime.
I
and
ans
of
Oklahoma,"
Randolph
;
Scott
and
George
Macready.
I
i
March
21
and
22
"September
j
Affair,"
Joan
Fontaine
and
J')-!
scph
Cotten.
I
I
March
23
and
24
"Tripoli,"
j
I
the
Sidney,
Capt.
Osmond
Hend
j
clearly
in
the
1950
traffic
figures.
IN
HE
ESTATE
OP
LUCY
MAUTIN.
DKCEAHED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
as
Administrator,
duly
appointed
ny
the
court,
of
tlir
estate
of
Lucy
Martin,
who
dad
WAR
TRAGEDIES
THE
OUAUTr
WH
¬
She
,
During
the
year
a
total
ot
lb.-
907
vehicles
travelled
northbound
arc:
Typical
examples
lick.scn,
which
returned
to
Ketchikan
later
in
the
dav.
The
Siri-nev
is
expected
back
here
on
I,u,tin(r
,nt
nf
hnr
frnnt
rlnnr
...
TL.irrutih
r.rwii
Hrlt.
sh
ColuaimK.
AT
A
POPUtAlfi
October.
14H2.
I
Maureen
O
Mara
and
John
Payne
the
6th
day
of
for
her
lit
tl
bov
when
both
Jiiiirt
I
r'''""re
1,11
cred't"r8
"d
"lh"
htt.v-
!
March
25-"And
Baby
Makes
,
were
killed
hv
bv
a
V9
V2
frnckrt
docket
u,
,
clulm8
awinst
tne
8n,a
cslale
Youiir
and
Har-
and
southbound
over
the
wartime-constructed
highway.
This
represents
an
increase
of
4.261
vehicles
and
10.683
passengers
over
1949,
and
8,353
vehicles
and
Oft
AAd
rn
cunnrrorc
nvpr
1
Q4R
tl'Ilf-
having
seen
her
invalid
husband
and
alt
customers
iof
a
public
fied.
at
the
address
mentioned
oemw
uaia
nun.
vuaw
vjcii.
on
or
before
the
loth
day
of
April.
March
26
and
27
'Good
IIil-
1951.
utter
which
date
I
shall
v"
mor
Man"
Jaclc
Carson
and
Lola
The
superior
quality
of
"Special
Old"
i$
not
merely
a
byword.
It
is
a
Hiram
Walker
tradition!
;
Moving,
I'ai
kinc,
Crating
Shipping
and
;enoral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete.
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
u
tents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
weldinj;
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
flumes
and
6
Thursday
with
more
Alaska
fish.
1
B.
C.
Packers'
Teco,
commanded
by
Capt.
Ray
Perry,
left
port
;
far
Ske.ena
River
ea
'ly
Tuesday
,
morning.
The
135-ton
vessel,
which
arrived
here
from
the
rnuth
Monday
continued
on
tT
transport
supplies
to
Sunnyside
and
Cassiar
canneries,
from
where
she
will
return
south.
While
ln
Prince
Rupert
the
Teco
discharged
lumber
and
general
cargo
at
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
Capt.
Perry
reported
his
Albright.
!
March
28
to
31
"King
Solo-'
raon's
Mines,"
Stuart
Grainger;
and
Deborah
Kerr.
LO
uir.ntL.uit;
111c
,.',
v..,
titled
by
law.
having
renard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
then
have
been
notified
And
further
take
notice
that
all
persons
Indebted
to
said
estate
are
traffic
house,
to
safety.
Killed
by
a
fic.
The
total
highway
blast
whne
waiting
t,
50
on
entering
Alaska
in
1950
amounted
duty."
"Killed
on
duty
uhilc
to
9
733
T
vehicles,
while
7.174
left
the
Territory
via
the
Highway.
,
driving
her
ambulance.
With
road
improvements
con-
i
One
of
the
more
touching
tri-
cquired
to
pay
tnetr
indebtedness
w
bules
to
women
in
general
is
th'i
me
forthwith.
tinually
being
made
along
tnc
haniili(in
I'm
tSTlUERS
OF
THE
FAMOUS
MOSTLY
FARMERS
Albania
is
an
exclusively
agricultural
and
stock
raising
with
a
population
of
inscription:
"They
rarely
wept1
dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
,
,
,i
,
..
1
27th
day
'
of
'
February.
1951.
exceot
for
ny
nr
relief.
.
,
.,
,
Ernest
Earl
Alien.
Started
n
1947.
the
scroll
is
j
Official
Administrator,
iv,
,
.,-b-
nt
mice
rial
Fmnt
a
Teleuraph
Creek,
B.C.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
ib
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
COv
H-P)
Now
in
Stock
ship
went
through
some
very
rough
water
Saturday
night
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
member
of
the
voluntary
organ-j
ization
and
a
founder
member
of
j
Canadian
ssction
bv
the
Cna-1
dlan
government
and
long
stretches
of
the
highway
system
within
Alaska
being
hard-surfaced
by
the
Alaska
Road
Commission,
substantial
increases
are
anticipated
during
1951.
LESS
TUl'CKING
Economic
difficulties
encountered
by
Ala.ska
Highway
truck-in
c
operations
were
reflected
by
the
London
Society
of
Scribes
and
illuminators.
One
of
her
major
tasks
in
post-war
Britain
was
the
gathering
of
pages
and
rols
fcr
the
work.
F"lp,
how-
a
large
decrease
in
truck
move-
ever,
came
from
many
parts
of
i
5
1
I;-''
f
'
''
i
l'7
,
f.
'5-
-L,
V"
V
the
world,
including
a
gift
of
ink
and
tools
from
a
friend
in
the
ments.
In
1950
a
total
of
1,4
id
trucks
moved
over
the
road,
compared
with
4.C98
in
1919,
a
decrease
of
2,622.
Present
operators
appear
to
have
sufficient
capacity
to
meet
current
require
Unite
R
at.es.
Historical
significance
is
added
by
inscribed
pictures
depict-'
ing
typical
wartime
scenes.
QUAKER
Oil
Ranges
Equipped
with
CREST
BURNERS
Fan
and
Air
Control
and
Insulated
with
Fihrcglass
niom:
iti.i
i:
sii
SAANICH
Plumbing
&
Heating
Chop
Suey
-
Chow
Me
in
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
Fur
Ou'side
Orders
Phone
133
Among
them
are
an
air-raid
also
was
.shelter
in
a
garden,
surrounded
a
total
of
by
flowers;
children
fln
a
station
ments
of
the
region.
A
slight
decrease
noted
in
bus
traffic.
.
"...
,
.
;
kp-,.
'
'
'
'
-
I
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.
"
,
V
Syj
i
s.
U
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,
X.
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i
J
212
buses
making
the
trip,
Just
wagon
being
pulled
to
an
evacu-22
less
than
the
previous
year,
ation
train
by
a
woman
porter;
Low-cost
roundtrip
bus
tours
to
a
bombed
out
family
receiving
Alaska
now
being
featured
should
clothing
at
a
rest
centre
and
a
'
result
in
increased
traffic
during
woman
surveying
the
rubble
that
j
the
coining
year.
was
once
her
heme.
It
r
)
ro';-
J
The
popularity
of
the
Alaska
tains
a
glossary
of
wartime
vec-i
Highway
as
a
tourist
route
is
nrds
and
phrases,
now
almost
evidenced
by
the
large
increase
forgotten.
,
in
vacation
travel
over
it.
A
total
,
The
roll
will
soon
be
on
view
in
of
23
279
persons
travelled
over
London
and
will
then
tour
the
the
highwav
during
the
1950
provinces.
Later,
if
sufficient
in-j
tourist
season,
an
increase
of
tcrrst
is
aroused,
it,
may
be
jni'irc
Ihan
U'.OCO
over
1949.
The
by?
shown
in
other
parts
of
the
,
peak
month
was
July
when
0.331
Empire
and
the
United
States.
1
persons
moved
over
the
1,523-
.
:
Attention
Fishermen!
Highest
trade-in
allowance
on
yiiih'
nrcscnt
murine
engine.
To
savo
money
and
get
the
h-est,
b
;
sure
your
next
engine
i.i
a
Kermath
Write
for
Folders
HOMEWOOD
MARINE
I.IMITIO
1733
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iiii:i'
pi'lii
1
as
i
Steamer
1
Prince
Rupert
mile
road.
I
Traffic
also
was
heavy
during
Women
Back
on
Assembly
Lines
Plumbing
&
Heating
th"
winter
months,
a
total
of
8.9fiP.
persons
moving
over
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question.
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science,
even
what
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good
exists
only
to
be
improved.
Now
after
many
years'
careful
research
science
presents
an
important
step
forward
in
the
relief
of
common
pain.
It
is
called,
DISPRIN.
DISPRIN
is
soluhlt
and
substantially
neutral.
When
taken
in
water
as
recommended,
it
enters
the
stomach
as
a
true
solution
and
not
as
undissolved
particles.
It
is
therefore
less
liable
to
cause,
stomach
discomfort.
DISPRIN
is
readily
absorbed.
Decause
it
definitely
dissolves
(not
merely
disintegrates)
DISPRIN
permits
speedy
absorption
and
gives
quicker
relief.
DISPRIN
is
palatable.
Even
children
will
take
it
readily.
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steps
forward
with
druggisis
everyw
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now
available
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"It's
long
distance.
Somebody
asking
will
you
please
turn
down
the
radio."