6
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
May
1,
1951
CNR
Bus
Starting
fm
spring
2
SEWING
Mk
j
and
G00DS
:
I
Canadian
National
Transportation
Limited,
a
subsidiary
ui
the
Canadian
National
Railway.),
will
commence
bus
service,
for
passengers
and
parcel
express,
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithtvs
next
week
or
as
soon
after
as
conditions
on
tlx
Skeena
River
Highway
permit,
according
to
company
announce
1
-
AV
1-
AP
i
ment.
At
present
the
operation
of
trucks
and
buses
on
the
road
is
still
banned.
A
new
33-passenger
bus,
whic
h
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
receiv.-
at
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
ly.
will
be
used
in
the
service.
The
new
service
follows
grant
ing
of
a
franchise
last
year
Added
Featurette:
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I
Showing
Once
at
8:30
,
I
...
Tuday
H
Wed
d
the
Canadian
National
by
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
for
a
bus
operation
between
Prlnre
QCA
GETS
CANSO
The
latest
addition
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Ltd.,
fleet
of
27
aircraft
is
the
twin-engined
Canso
amphibian
pictured
above.
Purchased
recently
from
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
the
aircraft
was
formerly
used
to
tra
r.sport
men
and
material
to
and
from
the
Arctic.
This
aircraft
is
the
commercial
version
of
the
P3V.
still
In
use
by
the
RCAF.
Built
to
transport
20
passengers
in
comfort,
it
will
be
used
on
the
QCA
coastal
runs.
The
Canso
was
flown
to
Vancouver
by
Chief
Pilot
Capt.
Len
Fraser,
co-pilot
Capt.
D.
MacQueen
and
Duncan
McLaren,
Operations
Manager
of
the
H.B.C.
Fur
Trading
Department.
Capt.
Fraser
reported
an
unevent-lul
flight
non-stop
from
Winnipeg,
covering
th
1200
mibs
in
9
hours
5
minutes.
:
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"
"
ij
TRIP
TO
AKRON-
Young
Geologist
Lives
in
Frig
Is
Soap
Box
Derby
Prize
Rupcrt
and
Smilhe.'S.
Under
this
agreement
passengers
will
oe
picked
up
and
set
down
at
stop3
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
if
destined
to
or
coming
from
points
east
of
Terrace.
The
schedule
s-hows
the
CN
bus
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
at
8
p.m.,
on
Thursdays
and
Sundays,
arriving
in
Smithers
at
6:49
a.m.,
Fridays
and
Mondays.
In
the
reverse
direction,
departures
from
Smithers
are
scheduled
for
8
p.m.,
Fridays
and
Mondays,
arriving
Prince
Rupert
6:20
a.m.,
Satuidays
and
Tuesdays.
Passenger
train
service
is
tvailab!"
between
Prince
Rupett
and
ntmthe.-s
on
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
and
westbound,
from
Smithers,
on
Tuesdays.
u.-3
lays
and
Saturdays.
1
0
NEVER
DO
NOTHIN'
Local
liliminalioii
At
Civic
Centre
Carnival
YOU
WOULDN'T
WANT
disfiigiiicd
ol
(lie
let;
1
1
J
mi
in
s
in
1
1
in
I'll.
Llll.
PRINTED
ON
THE
FRONT
Now
km'$
ofroJ
to
buy
fi
morning
paper
..."
.
r.Q.i
Records
Smashed
In
Car
Industry
Prince
Rupert
boys
arc
to
be
given
the
opportunity
this
year
of
competing
for
the
right
to
represent
British
Columbia
in
the
All-Amcrlcan
and
International
SQap
Box
Derby
at
Akron,
Ohio.
Arrangements
are
being
made
to
OTTAWA
(CP)-A
vibrant
au
tomotive
industry
smashed
pro
duction
records
in
1950,
placing
have
a
qualilying
race
on
me
Canada
among
the
great
ve-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Mis.
M.
F.
Roots
has
heard
from,
her
son
after
a
year's
silence
a
diary-like
packet
of
letters
totalling
about
30,000
words.
Dr.
E.
Fred
Rootes,
28-year-old
geologist,
U
the
lone
Canadian
in
a
15-man
British-Nor-wegian-Swedish
expedition
on
Queen
Maud
Land
in
the
Antarctic.
He
went
to
the
Antarctic
15
months
ago
on
the
invitation
of
the
Royal
Geographical
Society
and
the
Scott
Polar
Research
Institute.
He
does
not
expect
to
leave
for
another
year.
In
his
letters
Dr.
Roots
tells
what
it's
I.kc
to
live
in
a
"refrigerator"
on
a
continent
of
solid
ice.
Mail
comes
and
goes
from
the
expedition
only
once
a
year
in
a
specially-designed
occasion
of
the
opening
of
the
hicle
producers
of
the
world,
annual
Civic
Centre
Carnival
at
a
survey
by
the
Bureau
of
the
end
of
June.
The
winner
here
statistics,
outlining
in
Its
sta-will
go
to
Mission
to
compete
in
tistical
review
for
March
issued
the
British
Columbia
finals
on
recently,
shows
Canada
produc-
,'uly
2.
Trw
British
Columbia
cd
a
record
total
of
391,000
winner
will
go
on
to
Akron.
J
vehicles
last
year,
placing
htr
The
All-American
and
Inter-
third
behind
the
United
States
I
national
Soap
Box
Derby
at
and
the
United
Kingdom.
Akron
is
sponsored
by
the
Chev-
The
peak
production
year,
relet
Division
of
General
Motors,
with
output
valued
at
more
than
1-cal
dealers
and
newspapers.
$500,000,000,
saw
Canada
make
,
The
British
Columbia
Derby
is
big
strides
over
the
285.000
units
'
hp'ri
nt
Mission
under
contract
uioduced
In
1949
and
the
war-
M
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Li
'
.
1
1
ISC
EXPORT
I
B'-ttHOIilMl-fciB-waBB
The
only
living
things
on
tne
witn
lhr
nt,crnational
race
at
time
peak
of
270,000
in
1941.
ice,
besides
the
scientists
from
Akron
Hrre
,n
Prince
Rupcrt,'
But
production
In
Canada
toid
three
countries,
are
penguins
Ak,
DouKlas
Frizzci.
manager
only
part
of
the
automotive
and
seals.
()f
Long
Motors,
has
taken
on
the
story.
In
1950
when
Canada
was
Valuable
weather
data
is
one
organization
cf
the
local
derby,
producing
at
an
all-time
high,
of
the
objectives
of
the
expedi-
T)lc
car
wnich
wins
m
prince
she
imported
90,000
foreign
ve-tion.
The
party
spends
days
in
Rupert
wm
bear
the
name
of
the
hides,
most
of
them
passenger
sending
up
weather
balloons.
Daily
News
,
carSi
and
mosl
0f
lnem
froin
digging
samples
from
the
lower
p.vVrv
bnv
within
thp'nup
limit
Britain
83,000.
to
be
exact.
fH
'A'sft,
7
EXPORT
CANADIAN
WHISKY
MB
OTTUO
mtom
IfVCli
VI
U1C
lV,e
Willi
d
UUHilfc,
of
11
to
15
who
builds
a
car
Those
imports,
plus
Canada's
himself
to
set
specifications
is
own
production,
meant
that
the
eli"ible
to
enter.
total
vehicle
supply
reached
lis
On
the
boy's
arrival
at
Mission,
highest
point
in
history,
447,000,
machine,
and
photographing
ice
crystals
in
a
laboratory.
"We
have
a
pocket-sized
experiment
in
international
co-
u
The
Fitzwtlliam
Museum
"a1
There
arr
more
men
Cambridge
Unive-sity
has
one
vi
men
in
Pakistan,
th;
the
finest
coin
collections
in
t'.i?
ing
8
to
7
in
I
puj
world,
s;me
80.000
pieces.
,
i70.iKJO.:Ml.
1
City
after
a
fliRht
from
Prince
compared
with
301,000
in
1940
upi-.auuu,
ivools
turn
xns
Rupcrt
witn
hls
car
,h,
B.C.
and
about
four
times
as
big
as
-
S3
v
gether
will
work
it
out."
D?rby
Committee
takes
over.
tne
U'.UUU
a
decade
ago.
I
house;
him,
feeds
him
and
looks
Tnis
Bain
in
production
has
I
after
him
for
the
entire
week-
Placed
lnc
molor
vehicle
indus-I
end.
Each
boy
is
Riven
a
racing
trv
back
ln
118
Pre-war
position
!
helm
-t
and
T-Shirt
both
encrest-
as
0110
01
tne
country's
largest
led
with
the
official
American
'
manufacturing
industries,
the
Snan-hnx
TVrhv
rrmt
WU
noe
c
Dureau
said.
COME
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
DISTRICT
BACKACHE?
Whn
rvcrv
Hidden
move
brings
short,
harp
twinges
it'a
nmr
for
Or.
Chase'l
Kidncy-Livcr
Pills.
Thousands
find
quick
relief
from
backache,
painful
iointu,
kidney
and
liver
disorders
bv
taking
thii
proven
remedy.
By
combining
2
trcat-mcata
in
1
Dr.
Chase's
work
on
both
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
checked
for,
confirmation
with'.
Concentrated
largely
in
On-
NtW
WISTMINSTIR,
I.C.
kidneys
and
hver
fortasterrelief.
48
rDR.CHACF'cl
l,?ih,ny
,
T,
The
car
builders
obtained
average
responsibihty
of
the
getting
boyhourl
earnings
of
$1.30.
to
and
from
Mission
rests
entir-,
wm
lne
lndustry
do
it
again
fly
on
the
boy
and
his
,
sponsors,
i
in
1951?
Tne
bureau
nnt
s0
LlMC
aih
III
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
y
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
most
Jroh
1
the
quickest,
itn
and
I
;
ever,
in
shves
if
1
the
C
iUeite
OUpenscr
1
quick
,
'you
ch.nBe
hladc,
I
ave
fu.
Alw.yi
'
u
Hi
R
Vffln.m.a.
for
your
U
I
Gillee
Razor.
I
1
Nowi
20-Blode
Gillette
I
1
I
Dispenser
With
Handy
Used-1
I
Blade
Compartment
I
j
Generally
speaking,
service
.SUre.
The
defence
program
and
(clubs,
local
firms
or
individuals
:
scarcity
of
materials
has
cast
I
'
nonsor
local
trials
preceding
the
j
its
shadow.
A
limiting
factor
:
B.C.
Derby,
often
with
the
trip
.
will
be
the
flow
of
nroduc.tinn
Ki'l'Jl
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
2
10:00
a.m.
CIVIC
CKNTKK
VIOLIN
SOLOS
-.Richard
Forward,
B'lt
Tipt'in.
Spark,
Donald
M.icLeod.
Murray
Bnas.
to
Mission
City
being
the
first
I
parts
from
the
United
States,
prize
for
the
winner.
j
The
U.S.
has
cut
the
use
of
The
ideal
combination
is
an
!
steel
in
the
automotive
industry
adult
association
with
each
boy.
j
by
20
per
cent,
thus
putting
the
But
the
car
must
be
"boy
built."
j
screws
on
expanding
production.
L
I
And
this,
said
the
bureau,
"may
nrAiuno
-1
I
also
be
a
limiting
factor
on
Can-
11
OWnS
Ql
Jadian
output."
vncki.
KOT.n.Aii.m
Mui-Nell.
Billv
Kergiii.
Normanl-'
AIR
THE
FORCE
OFFICER
1:30
D.m.
For
Action
Advertise!
A
n
fmay
W
ri'irrrnu
-irjAliva
1
9
!
Hrncc
.IlillllSHIl,
Ji'lllli''
RECRUITING
Alert
Bay
ALERT
BAY.
A
seaman
from
Portland,
Oregon,
Fritz
Rainer,
;was
drowned
when
he
fell
from
,
the
tug
Labclle
on
which
he
was
working.
He
fell
overboard
while
going
to
the
galley
for
a
cup
of
coffee.
A
search
of
an
hour
and
a
half
failed
to
reveal
trace
of
the
young
man.
Karen
Kllbom,
Beverley
Boulter,
Robrl
Barbara
Cross.
Bruce
Martin,
Marilyn
Aiw
CHORAL
SPEAKING
GRADES
1,
2,
3
-Conrad
W
Borden
Street
Schools.
GRADES
4.
5,
6-Bordcn
Street
School.
u....,
r,
n-l.,
D,,r.rl
Hill
GUiclPS
will
be
at
the
CANADIAN
LEGION
HALL
mini
vuiiiy.iuy
iiinv.v
.
.
n
in
uravcuiRRcrs,-
wan
man.,..
Heather
Douglas,
Hcatter
Stephens.
Maure"
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V,..
Mice
til
ilmcs,
juay
Lioyn.
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tri
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nroton
s
"The
MiiviriB,
Packing
Craling
Shipping
r.rtl
Central
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
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Effl-
In.w.tt,,
Rnnr-lr
.Illrtv
Fcl.SMl
Ulill
.
J"l'
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by
Mi.
Moore
and
Mr.
Oiwcoe.
eieni
Service.
Also
ants
for
I
Atlc
vour
fciv.i!m,t
D.ol.r
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PRINCE
RUPERT
May
4,
5
and
7
interview
young
men
interested
in
Aviorion
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
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or
trolwr
for
oroiD.ch...
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nil
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for
Oxygon,
Acetylene
and
all
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To
Billy
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PIANO
SOLOS
-Marlita
Ferguson,
volland.
W"
wi-ming
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
C.
Thomas,
'
Don
Hun
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Joan
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YOUR
CAREER
Offlwrt.
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muw
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,
Dolores
Joanne
Murray,
Margaret
Johansen.
.
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
60
and
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Terry
Yelland,
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Cameron,
Joan
LeRoss,
Kay
Johnson-
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and
Shirra
Halliday.
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