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lliursday,
March
20,
1947
GERRARD
AND
BRUNO
WALTER
SHARE
BATON
EWorld
-
famous
conductor
l$runo
Waller
and
the
Vienna
Symphony
orchestra
fijurative-Sy
stood
at
the
shoulder
of
Conductor
Neville
Ocrrard
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Sympnony
Or-hcstra
while
the
latter
laid
diligently.
Into
Hayden's
"Symphony
In
O
Major
("military")
during
Itasef
kly
practice
session
In
the
Civic
Centre
Monday
night.
-
Conductor
Oerrard
employed
;an
Instruction
technique
often
.used
by
orchestra
leaders
to
familiarize
players
with
diffi
cult
classics.
He
played
recordings
of
thP'Hayden
masterpiece
on
a
phonograph
while
the
or
.chestra
listened.
Then
the
or
chestra
played
'the
symphony,
movement
by
movement,
while
the
recordings
were
repeated
at
Intervals.
The
players
found
the
method
valuable
In
understanding
the
interpretations
of
Inflection
and
idiom
as
portrayed
by
the
Vienna
orchestra.
However,
they
were
also
made
aware
of
their
lack
of
instruments,
and
are
repeating
their
appeal
for
instrumentalists
to
fill
out
their
i
.
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Combined
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March
20,
1122
II.
C.
Strong,
Ketchikan
cold
Storage
and
cannery
owner
urged
before
a
congressional
committeeTtTVvashington
that
a
car
ferry
be
established
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
As
railway
terminus,
he
said.
Prince
Rupert
was
draining
Alaskan
fisheries
money
because
American
fishermen
favored
this
port-
The
new
Canadian
National
dock,
850
feet,
long,
was
expect
ed
to
be
completed
by
April
1
The
work
was
being
done
by
Simmons
Construction
Co.,
of
Winnipeg.
The
provincial
government
road
connecting
Third
Avenue
with
Cow
Bay
was
opened
for
traffic.
The
project
cost
$6,500
and
gave
direct
connection
to
a
number
of
business
houses
with
the
downtown
area.
PINEAPPLE-LIKE
FLAVOR
The
fruit
of
the
pandanus
plant
resembles
the
pineapple
in
flavor.
ranks.
There
were
18
orchestra
members
at
Monday
night's
practice.
Dealer
Franchise
opportunity
Applications
are
Invited
from
interested
parties
for
dealership
franchise
to
be
allotted
In
B.C.
on
a
new
line
of
Outboard
Motors,
having
unexcelled
engineering
and
performance
features.
Only
those
having
adequate
facilities
for
service
as
well
as
sales
will
be
considered,
those
appointed
will
be
required
to
attend
a
four-day
service
instruction
course
in
Vancouver.
An
excellent
opportunity
to
those
who
can
qualify.
A
high-quality
product,
offered
at
competitive
prices,
with
reasonable
dealer
discount.
Write
to
Hox
214,
Prince
Rupert
News
HAPPY
WONG
Co.
.
Wholesale
and
Retail
1HUITS
AND
VEGETABLES
21
Sixth
Street
Black
239
NORTIIKKN
LIGHT
HOOK
ROOM
C3)
(Over
Wallace's
Store)
for
Bibles,
Easter
Cards,
JNulloes
General
Contractor
:
'We
tto
basements,
reshingling,
build
fences,
sidewalks,
remodel
your
kitchen.
Demolish
or
move
buildings.
180
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED
J-'
CALL
BLUE
G10
and
we
will
give
an
estimate.
Z
P.O.
BOX
654
,
:
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PRINCE
KUPER'I
m
j4tmuttcemeat!
The
PEOPLES
1017
FOLLIES
15
Acts
of
Entertainment
Pws
I
NAME
BANDS
'
The
Esquires
and
the
Teen
Town
Own
I
JO-US
AN
EASTER
FASHION
SHOW
'Featuring
.
.
.
;;"THE
FOLLIES
FASHION
FAIRS"
.
Civic
Centre
8:15
p.m.
Friday,
March
21
5
It's
a
Sell-out
at
Only
50c
Admission
V
2WHAT
IS
MOT
CtDS
AM)
WINDOW
ISOXLS
Where
one
cannot
buy
started
plants
or
where
one
wants
to
start
ones
own.
the
hot
bed
or
window
box
supplies
the
answer.
In
these,
seeds
are
planted
In
March
and.
after
transplanting
and
hardening
off.
they
are
ready
to
set
outdoors
when
the
weather
and
soil
are
warm.
Such
things
as
cabbages,
head
lettuce,
etc..
are
handled
this
way,
among
the
vegetables,
and
petunias,
zinnias,
cosmos,
among
the
flowers.
Indeed,
any
plant
that
will
transplant
can
be
started
in
these
beds
and
from
three
weeks
to
a
month
or
so
rof
extra
growing
season
added.
The
hot
bed
consists
of
a
deep
layer
of
fresh
horse
manure
to
supply
the
heat.
Over
this
Is
placed
a
rough
frame
of
boards.
and
on
top
is
placed
a
window
sash.
A
good
government
bulle
tin
will
supply
all
details.
On
the
inches
of
good
garden
soil
and
I
in
this,
after
the
manure
hasj
heated
and
cooled
again,
the
seed
is
planted
In
rows
about
ihree
inches
anart.
In
the
window
box,
which
is
.i
shallow
affair
about
three
Inches
dceip,
only
good
soil
is
necessary.
After
the
seed
has
sprouted
and
developed
a
second
set
of
leaves
the
plants
are
thinned
i
'
about
two
inches
apart.
On
warm
days
some
ventilation
-hould
be
provided
and
the
soil
hould
never
be
allowed
to
dry
out.
After
the
plants
are
about
two
inches
high
they
are
usually
transplanted
to
roomier
quarters,
and
for
at
least
a
couple
f
weeks
they
should
be
hard-,
enrd
or
made
ready
for
perman-en
t.
plantirr
outside
by
being
exposed
o
full
weather.
JUSTICE
WITH
SMILE
BETTER
JJIatk
Alarkct
and
Civil
Cases
Centre
(
Hull
Court
Interest
HULL.
Que.
Wack
market
and
civil
cases
have
leplaccd
the
bootlegging
and
gambling
trials
of
the
wide-open
'20's
in
this
Quebec
city
across
the
river
from
the
national
capital.
For
25
years
a
Hull
district
magistrate,
Judge
Honoro
Ach-im,
Go,
says
there
has
been
a
50
per
cent
reduction
In
crime
here
in
the
last
10
years.
He
attributes
the
reformation
to
high
employment
and
compar-
tlvc
prosperity.
Famous
for
his
witty
remarks
from
the
bench,
Judge
Achliu
has
directed
his
humor
at
counsel,
court
officials,
newspaper
men
and
spectators
nlikc.
"One
can
administer
Justfcc
with
a
smile
now
and
then
without
affecting
the
dignity
of
the
court,"
he
says.
"It
makes
life
more
agreeable
for
all
IiOOZIi
KILL
PRO
I
IT
WINNIPEG,
ft
Manitoba
liquor
profits
for
the
year
ending
April
3,
1940,
were
the
largest
in
the
history
of
the
liquor
control
commission.
They
showed
a
net
profit
of
$8,101,352.
WITHOUT
A
GARDEN?
Nl'KSLUV
STOCK
All
shrubs,
trees,
bushes,
vines,
etc.,
that
are
grown
or
started
in
a
commercial
nursery
are
termed
nursery
stock.
There
Is
a
wide
range
in
price
and
Just
as
wide
in
quality.
The
real
test
Is
whether
or
not
the
stock
will
grow
quickly
and
sturdily.
If
the
roots.are
dry
and
the
UDDer
nart
of
the
plant
shrivelled,
brown
ish
and
lacking
buds,
then
one
can
be
quite
sure
he
paid
too
much
for
the
stock.
It
will
prob
ably
die
or
take
three
or
four
years
to
get
really
growing
Healthy
stock,
on
the
other
hand,
will
come
alonz
aulcklv
with
hardly
a
check,
especially
W
handled
carefully.
Plants.
shrubs,
vines,
etc.,
should
be
kept
cool
and
moist
and
if
they
cannot
be
planted
In
their
ner-
manent
location
right
away
they
should
be
"heeled
In,"
that
is
temporarily
planted
In
a
trench
with
the
soil
heaped
up
well
1.00VC
the
roots.
When
replanting
it
is
advisable
to
supply
plenty
of
water
and
keeD
water
ed
for
the
first
few
weeks.
Plant
ing
is
best
done
in
the
cool
ot
the
evening
or
on
dull
days,
and
some
shade
from
hot
sun
Is
advisable
with
tiny
things.
I
GOOD
COMBINATIONS
For
the
average
layout,
use
n
combination
of
vines,
shrubberv.
trees,
perennial
flowers
and
annuals.
At
the
back
against
the
house,
vines
and
tall
shrubbery,
the
latter
planted
in
clumps
make
the
best
background.
Jn
front
of
this
proup3
of
smaller
shrubs
and
.larger
perennial
riowers
can
be
planted
with
the
room
between,
especially
when
the
shruboery
is
still
small,
filled
in
with
clumps
of
annuals.
Along
the
front
tiny
edging
plants
are
used,
then
will
come
a
piece
of
green
lawn.
Use
clumps
rather
than
straight
rows
and
a
wavy
edge
along
the
front
of
the
bed
is
preferred
to
straight
cd?cs.
Home-Grown
Wheat
Increases
in
U.K.
LONDON
0
Deliveries
of
home-grown
wheat
to
flour
mll.s
increased
in
the
United
Kingdom
in
January
and
helped
to
counteract
delays
in
overseas
supplies.
Dr.
Edith
Summer-skill,
food
ministry
parliamcn
tary
secretary,
said
deliveries
to
mills
in
the
five
weeks
ciKl"r.".
Feb.
1
were
220,000
tons
against
C3.000
tons
and
112.000
tons
for
the
four
weeks
ending
Dec.
28
and
Nov.
30
respectively.
Harvesting
last
autumn
was
made
difficult
by
rainy
weather
and
the
food
ministry
now
permits
millers
to
accept
wheat
containing
up
to
50
per
cent
of
sprouted
grains
if
It
is
otherwise
sound.
LIQUOR
CHARGE
BRINGS
FINE
Charged
with
supplying
liquor
to
an
Indian,
Lloyd
Wader
was
fined
$100
in
city
police
court
Tuesday.
A
charge
against
Wader
of
contributing
to
juvenile
delinquency,
involving
an
underage
native
girl
is
being
heard
by
the
court.
13-YEAIt
JOD
It
took
13
years
to
build
Brooklyn
Bridge.
Venetian
Blinds
NOW
AVAILABLE
STEEL
FLEXALUM
or
WOODEN
Choice
of
Colors
Wc
will
measure
your
windows
and
quote
installed
prices.
Phone
46
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&
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FIRST
INDIAN
ENVOY
-Asa
t
Ali,
first
ambassador
to
the
United
States
from
newly-independent
India,
is
pictured
on
arrival
at
New
York
by
air
from
London.
Ali
is
enroute
to
Washington
where
he
will
present
his
credentials
to
President
Truman.
'New
Zealanders
Good
Bargainers
make
300
1'cr
Cent
on
Davi,
Cup
riajirs'
KackeU
CliiMJSTCHUltCII,
N.Z.
if-
-uarUiur
Malloy
and
Billy
Tal-bm,
United
Stales
Davis
Cup
plajers,
were
besieged
with
buyers
when
they
offered
to
sell
six
rackets
at
the
conclusion
of
their
brief
tour
of
New
Zealand.
They
quickly
disposed
of
the
racket
at
$8
each
and
Talberl
even
managed
to
sell
a
pair
of
tennis
shot
for
$1.80
and
then
oii'ered
to
put
up
his
shorts
!
loo.
They
soon
found
they
had
u:n';'i
estimated
the
market
when
one
of
the
racket
purchasers
immediately
resold
his
buy
lor
$24.
cirv
hatch
them?
REGINA
A
black
and
white
sign
truck
stuck
prominently
in
a
mow
drift
in
frpnt
of
the
city
hall
gets
the
odd
grin
from
paser-by.
It
reads:
"Fresh
eggs
tor
sale."
Oity
Hall
official
do
not
know
wio
me
poultry
fancier
is.
You
saw
a
in
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