CK
DANCER
FROM
TOUK
eath
Competes
T6..f
,S.
Entertainment
laiion
EAL
Despue
u
u-
undergoes
on
a
rat.
w
ur
poor
-
lvetenbles.
unccm'--
t?t:
'roifl
the
enlisted
.mined
there
Heath
makes
.....IV,
rirllllfi
hi
S
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Wl"
i
t-eeentiv
after
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n
SratlP
from
Yoko-
c.f
ui
Hie
iuuiciib'iaii
4
n
i
iturcpean
u.o.u.
lour.
WEATHER
Sfnopsis
weather
continues
B.C
with
cloudy
i
::i
to
the
northern
t"
we
province,
ine
m
that
is
causing
cisi
ui
i
ne
area
uy
..u
uupruving
conai-
sewhere
in
B.C.
clear
P2th:
will
mnllniia
mpe
atures
have
he
past
24
hours
urday
Forfcast
M
IV
lUAfnAnf
lit
11-.
trrm
P'Vin
T.loVif
flMf
inr4n.,
'urday
Port
Hardy
05.
I
no
Dnucti
ZAMBESI
Zambesl
to
develorj
''ctrle
power
for
distrl-
is
suggested
by
director
TlAn
T
.
,
,
Kin.
uc
uku
iur
services,
electrifying
i
wwv
aim
iiiuu'
pumping
water
for
lr-
stock
and
domestic
vii.bi.iii;
uuieiuiaii-
the
Zamhpel
mlnVf
v.
.
iiilKllb
Lfc
the
devplonmftnf
nr
".111.
v,l
6
in
a
rorm
suitable
LT
nil
rni.h.
1
-
,
Sht
be
used
fur
dls-
'arge
quantities
of
Parts
Of
trip
pmintn,
ing
to
lack
Of
Tuafpr
WISH
onimnt.'
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W
PROBATE
"E
MATTEft
ni
rttn
MINISTRATION
ACT"
anrl
MATTER
OP
thp
M.rt,
"r
"212!?
ot
i
"on"?
"r,
made
on
tK-
1948.
I
"i"
ot
the
Zl,:l'?'Q
far
kann
i
.
--
viapt-
""wise
Known
i
mi
BartiP.
vr::":e-
to
hSuTC-.
f",
h"eby
m
r,
.
fi
furiiv
DtPmK."
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the
18th
-
-'wi-
A
II
mill
.
.
J
nAlit.j
.
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Mllf
1
1
ihe
Esti-
...
"isuiii,
n
im.
-
Official
rt
URDES,
'tor,
Models
Publicize
Airman's
Flights
Designs
Recalling
Feats
of
Kingsfbrd
Smith
Afay
Go"
to
Australian
Museum
J09
By
WILLIAM
STEWART
Canadian
PrtSa
Staff
Writer
SIDNEY,
Australia
(bAus
tlri
Byrne,
Aujtrallari
railway
j
employee
and
admirer
of
Sir
CHaries
Kinsfbrd
Smith,
has
made
a
modest
career
of
publicizing
the
feats
of
the
airman
who
disappeared
lri
1635
bn
a
flight
from
England
to
j
Australia.
!
Byrne
has
spent
the
past
18
j
years',
first
building
an
elabbr-
I
.
n
.i.iinm
ntn
snalp.mortpl
nf
thp
"Smith-'
.III)
II
U.O.
SMIHWW
!
1
.
.
j
a
trtfidn
I
pfri
nros.ni"
Klncsford
Smith's
i
:
ixianua
uwu
!'""
i
war
is
over,
tne
jamous
piane
ana
a
gioDs-
0idi.u
aa
only
one
am-
mouniea
poriacie
snnne
com-..,.v
hnmp
a
soon
memoratlne
his
flights,
and
P
aid
Miss
Heath,
who
then
travelling
to
put
them
on
5.c:
.
.
nf
(ho
nmcl.
nh
h
t
nn
A
ipw
ti'ppH
ntfn
a
oanc""a
u
----
-o-
RKsa'inda
the
largest
Byrne
returned
with
his
models
r,
.,u,
!iin
to
tour
the
that
weight
3,000
pounds,
from
I
the
United
States
where
during
A-
a
was
given
full
(
the
war
years
he
estimates
they
'ccn:'fv
and
was
per-
helped
to
raise
$4,000,000'
in
bemo
audiences
num-
bonds
ana
savings
stamps.
..
-ft
hinnr
in
ii.t
Byrne
was
an
employee
of
the
New
South
Wales
State
Railways
,
,
now
oum
a
v
pioneering
flight
across
the
Pa-jhimn
where
Ernie
Py!e
.
from
Caiif0rnla
to
Bris-
Bris
.
miy
Inhabitants
mo
and
no
natives
are
i
and
ath
San
Francisco
lanuay
for
Manilla,
.1
UA
lt
UhKri-
f:t
'hree
months.
From
::,xmg
a
visit
tb
Sublc
I-
r.ni
to
Okinawa
for
tnd
then
to
Tokld
.
mivfrt
two
weeks
nt
Pvic
Theatre.
A
trip
usenvn
Japan
and
Ki5e
Nagoya,
Osaka
mpieted
the
tour,
t-iator
at
the
trial
nr-r-'etable
exberience.
models
acceotable
for
the
tlonal
Museum.
bane,
Australia,
In
1928.
It
took
hij
spare
time
for
eight
years
to
make
and
put
together
the
2,000
parts
of
the
model.
When
Kingsford
Smith
was
lost
in
1935,
Byrne
started
to
work
on
his
portable
shrine
featuring
a
four-foot
globe
with
land
areas
shown
In
gold-plated
brass
criss-crossed
with
the
routes
of
Kinsford
Smith's
flights.
Byrne
printed
by
hand
a
volume
bound
with
kangaroo
hide
containing
tributes
to
the
Australian
flier
from
other
world-famous
airmen.
Byrne's
models
were
first
put
on
display
at
Parliament
House
Na-
Diahetir
KiddiV
Doctor
Themselves
WALTON-ON-lilE-NAZE,
Eng.
tt
Forty-seven
dibetic
children
who
are
one
another's
doctors
diagnose
one
another's
condi
tion,
prescribe
and
even
apply
the
Injections
while
on
a
seaside
'
holiday
here.
i
Varying
in
age
from
six
to
16,
the
children
fill
their
own
syringes,
know
the
proper
doses,
are
experts
in
the
art
of
injection,
and
carry
about
a
lump
of
sugar
to
remedy
over-strength
"shots."
ITCH
CHECKED
in
a
Jiffy
or
MoneBack
For
quiet
reiitf
from
(trhlntrauwd
byenrmai
tthlele'i
(out,
ircbim,
pimplei
and
othtr
Itcliin,
condition.
pur,
pooling,
mrdlr.lrd.
liquid
D.
D.
D.
PRESCRIPTION.
GitupImu
and
ctalnlna.
Soot
hp
t,
romforli
and
quickly
ralmi
'ntpnseltchinK.
I
)on't
wiflpr.
Ak
vonrnruffgiit
today
(or
D.
D.
D.
PRESCRIPTION.
Dia-Bisma
ANTi-AClt)
POWDER
For
Relief
of:
GAS,
SOUR
STOMACH,
ACID
INDIGESTION
:
McCUTCHEON
PHARMACY
Limited
(E.
c.
Wallace,
Mgr.)
3rd
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street
P1IONE
79
tionalization."
THIS
AND
THAT
MUWSAt
.rjm-
...
i.
-v,
w:
.
:.
:
;
.
JjAj
'
'
I
"Always
clowning!
Raymond
can't
even
take
the
Atlantic
Ocean
seriously!"
members
of
the
cast
af
t8r
Klnnsford
Smith
made
his
UfrM
AM
PHRRT
FP
LltCES
HER
JOB
VANCOUVER
rretty
Frances
Chambers
is
a
skilful
cobbler
and
cannot
understand
why
anyone
should
consider
shop-making
an
unusual
occupation
for
women.
"I
wouldn't
change
with
any
stenographer,"
she
told
an
Interviewer.
"I
like
cobbling
because
it
requires
more
talent
than
other
occupations
open
to
.nmen
and
It
enables
me
to
meet
so
many
people."
i
Mrs.
Chambers
started
in
the
!
trade
seven
years
a?o
and
lik;d
!
the
work
so
well
that
she
learned
,
'
every
phase
of
the
craft.
She
said
that
she
had
never
gouged
I
In
Wellington,
N.Z.,
and
the
New
her
fln
withluan
ha;M
hls'f
me
r
en
tne
acrid
odor
ot
Zealand
government
assisted
passage
to
the
United
States
ho,
rub,er;
'.
;
Her
husband,
whom
she
said
where
he
did
odd
jobs
to
finance
sat,
iMn,f
w
she
"almost
married
over
a
waTexhIbTtbn;:
nded
boot
'
ls
a
cobbI"
try
for
Byrne,
who
says
he
turned
I
down
offers
of
as
much
as
$50.-
j
1
rcc
000
for
his
models
in
the
United
I
Workers,
UttlCials
States,
brought
them
back
toGo
to
Mining
School
Australia
on
a
five
year-old
i
.
w
cfmchi
lpf
ivr,
wm
,
BINGLEY,
Eng.
-Members
of
National
Coal
Board
who!
the
New
Zealand
government
in
jg41
jwill
supervise
the
coal
industry
j
His
hone
now
Is
that
Austra-'
unaer
nauonauzauon.
are
10
tend
a
summer
school
on
mining
authorities
will
find
the
prooiems
in
mis
xorKsnire
town
in
August.
Fellow-students
will
be
prospective
branch
officials
of
the
Union
of
Mlneworkers,
most
of
whom
will
come
direct
from
the
mine-faces.
Worker
students
will
be
paid
at
their
usual
em-playment
rates.
Theme
of
'the
course
will
be
"Prospects
and
Problems
of
the
Coal
Mining
Industry
under
Na
GLITTERING
EXCHANGE
The
early
Britons
and
Gauls
were
practical
about
the
business
of
Jewelry;
they
used
rings
as
currency.
'
LONDON,
More
than
400,-000
blood
donors
were
registered
in
England
and
Wales
in
1945,
and
gave
393,677
donations.
We
are
here
to
serve
you
and
guarantee
you
will
be
pleased.
FKEE
DELIVERY
OF
ALL
ORDERS
BLAIN
BROTHERS
"HOUSE
PHONE
517
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
544
FRASER
STREET
prince
Rupert
OF
FINE
FOODS"
P.O.
Box
171
Quality
Repairs
Economy
Prices
at
PRINCE
RUPERT
SHOE
REPAIR
3rd
St.
(Near
the
Post
Office)
MECCANO
SETS
Just
Arrived!
Stock
Complete!
Set
No.
0
$1.95
Set
No.
1
....$2.60
Set
No.
2
i
:.
...$3.50
Set
No.
I)
$1.9-5
Set
No.
4
'..$7.50
Set
No.
5
$10.95
ALSO
Magic
Motors
Accessory
Sets
Dinky
Toys
NOW
ON
DISPLAY
AT
delegates'
Ladies
j
Are
Entertained
TERRACE
The
home
of
Mrs.
James
.SmitH,
wife
of
the
pre's!-!
itht
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
trade,
was
the
scene
Thursday
afternoon
of
a
delightful
tea
In
honor
of
the
wives
of
the
visiting
delegates
to
the
cdnventI6n
of
th"
ASrclated
Eaarda
of
Trde
'
of
Central
British
Columbia.
The
rb'otrLs
were
Beautifully
decorated
with
baby
royals
from
the
garden"
of
Mm.
liarry
king.
Mrs.
Smith
wds
flttUted
by
Mrs.
Harry
King
and
Mrs.
b.
G.
Little.
This
afternoon
Mrs.
Nigel
Sherwood
Is
hostess
to
the
ladles
at
a
garden
arty
at
her
beautifully
situated
home
on
the
bank
of
the
Skeeria
River.
India
to
Improve
Civil
Milk
Supply
NEW
DELHI
To
Improve
the
milk
supply
of
India's
civil
population,
the
quartermaster-general
in
India
has
offered
to
place
the
resources
of
the
Military
Farms
Directorate
at
the
disposal
of
civil
administration
in
this
country.
He
has
also
expressed
his
willingness
to
implement
such
of
the
dairy
farm
schemes
of
the
provincial
goveVnments
as
they
may
wish
him
to
undertake
on
their
behalf.
In
addition
he
is
prepared
to
establish
milk
production
units,
each
of
which
will
be
handed
over,
when
running
smoothly
to
the
governments
concerned.
FISH
UP
THIS
YEAR
The
record
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
show
that
for
the
period
from
May
i
to
July
31,
1943,
the
following
total
amounts
of
halibut
have
been
landed
in
Pacific
Coast
ports
from
Area
3:
tf.s.
Fleet
ijf.aoi.odqi
Canadian
Fleet
2,360,000
Total
22,161,000
Landings
for
the
same
period
in
1945
were
as
follows:
U.
S.
Fleet
17,721,000
Canadian
Fleet
1,571,000
Total
19,292,003
Landings
from
the
closed
Area
2
during
July
were
restricted
to
that
halibut
caught
incidentally
while
fishing
with
set
lines
for
other
species
under
permit
and
amounted
to
269,000
pounds
In
1948
compared
to
237,000
pound3
for
th?
same
month
In
1945.
All
figures
are
preliminary
and
subject
to
amendment.
SYMBOLIC
CIIOICE
June
becams
popular
as
a
wedding
month
because
it
gets
Its
name
from
Juno,
the
faithful
wife
of
Jupiter
and
the
goddess
of
marriage.
Campbell's
Cosy
Cabins
Skecna
Blidge
Tourist
Camp
One
Mile
East
of
Town
Box
13
TERRACE,
B.C.
last
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z
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HOTEL
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and
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for
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convenience
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1ING
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We
are
taking
cleaning
and
pressing
and
steam
pressing
while
you
wait.
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220
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Heating
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&
ANDERSON
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ii
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Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
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AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
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CRATED
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VANCOUVER
and
Way
Points
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10
p.m.
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Time
9
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every
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Reservations
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J.
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rectos
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9,
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0t:t
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:'V::
I
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lri
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and
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ALTERATIONS
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and
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'
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'
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UNDER
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!!
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Mall
Cafe
AND
CHOP
SUEY
at
CENTRAL
HOTEL
HAS
REOPENED
We
specialize
in
tender,
juicy
steaks
and
Chinese
dishes.
WE
EXTEND
A
HEARTY
INVITATION
TO
"cOME
AND
ENJOY
OUR
FINE
FOOD
Due
to
the
critical
shortages
of
automobile
parts,
we
urge
motorists
more
than
ever
before,
to
LUBRICATE
and
SAVE
WEAR,
If
you
wish
to
continue
to
ride..
We
use
only
the
best
grades
of
oils
and
greases.
Call
us
for
an
appointment
.
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.
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and
Peerless
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i
4