Ill
;-
SREENA
MEMBER
f
T
r,
to-
..iim.ti.
rntwliiinns
FriHce
Rupert
Daily
Hews
T'
u-i
i
two
sail
economical
route
being
continued
irom
Trage
u
i,i..h
k
th
forests
rreen
Tuesday.
February
21,
1550
'
1
I
I
ing
days
closer
to
the
Orient
-.-i0.,f
ttian
southern
seaports.
Value
of
.-Fish
Earlier
1
mentioned
the
fact
that,
the
Prince
Rupert
area
has
been
dependent
on
the
fishins
industry
since
its
early
days
-Fl-w
people
realise
that
44
"J!
of
the
total
raw
fish
production
for
BriUvh
Colombia
is
taken
OVER
FOUR
YEARS
OLD
and
tend
to
reduce
fir
hazard
to
a
minimum.
In
1948.
the
Coast
section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Forest
District
produced
174,39oJ)l)u
feet,
board
measure
of
sawlogs
and
71,423
lineal
feet
of
pyles,
pilings
and
mine
Umbers.
The
combined
value
from
this
district
'amounted
to
$5,950,000
in
ins
industry
during
these
years
grew
in
importance,
providinpr
the
main
source
of
industrial
pavroll
which
is
still
the
case
today.
With
the
comins
of
World
War
II..
Prince
Rupert
played
an
im-poiiant
role
in
tlie
defence
of
r
"-"!V
S3
'
!
Alaska.
Our
neighbors,
the
roil
i
the
w
j
tors
of
District
2
A
.ne-icans,
.appreciated
their
i
,
.
.
.
M,.,h(.r
ii,
I
the
unfinished
state.
Further,
i
OF
TMt
1MES-
supply
lines
could
be
shortened
ColmlUlia
ccml
iT1is
percent-lit
is
estimated
that
55
of
the
j
by
directing
supplies
through
,
.
.
,
R
,
I
sawlog
production
was
shipped
this
city.
Exixtu.
facilities
w'
'lout
of
the
northern
coastal
dis-i
0.
-
J
.:-
improved
and
the
.highway
yas
r
,,
,
f
.
,
.,
,..,.,
I
trkt
for
nuimuacuic
where.)
ilEM
completed
connoctinji
.
totaled
.$14,302,254.
belns
Filty
seven
and
a
half
percent
Kupert
to
me
in-tenor
mgnway
,,
,lilif,
,
.
Mw-
i
of
thf
total
sawloe
production
OI
tne
COaSl
section
111
Uie
runtr
Rupi-rt
forest
District
was
scaled
system.
During
the
war
years,
a
total
of
twelve
and
otuvhalf
million
tons
of
American
war
mm.
Xije
prjvaciti
total
Jor
the
same
period
was
$32,013,000.
In
1940.
Prince
Rupert
handled
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
lEGDSSQi
supplies
passed
through
the
sea-
U.mr,,
Inlu
1
I
L
,
I
I
I
.
n
!
Tl
...
T!:mri.i
.vcnled
100.219.000
port
of
Prince
Rupert;
naval
.
,
-.,.:.,
.,.,,,,,...
.
1
r
n
m
-:i.h
nn
osUmahvl
value
i
.uiUliun
pjuvids
ct
American
ol
$3,420,000
oi
wincn
l.bui.uuu
,
hiUibul.
Priiue
dlujait
is
the
F.B.M.
was
manufactured
on
in
its
shipyard,
and
the
fishiiv;
r
;
"
l"-:!f
I
wwroant
im
not
pnblt.h.rt
or
rtlniilayea
by
tho
Liquor
Control
O
"
,
suara
or
by
th
Uuverniuant
of
Brluau
Coliunblk.
industry
Kept
up
i
s
pronueuon.
;
.
,
-
.
..
i
.
.
f.B.M
!arft
sin
;l
petit
in
the
halibut
,
the
IslanJ,
j
,()85,
m
The
poptilauan
,..
n("Urt
;infl,(
hl
lh;.
world
.nul
there
Uelivertd
to
the
Ocean
Falls
was
?T
"
.
11
1!U"
UM"V
"I
is
more
of
a
eonc.otrati.m
of
Full)
and
tor
mill
and
67
'
'STARUT
ADVGRTTRTNO
COI-f
WTI.I,
RR
PPRECIATK.
riAiiv
MITWK
r-T
Asiir,iT.'n
irwirrjTren'viirvTa
urnvn
ppcin
-"c
i
freezer
space
U
handle
the
pro-
7W.0OO
F.B.M.
was
snipped
out
ducts
of
the
sla
than
in
any
io
the
district
for
manufacture.
ether
city
The
Skeena'
River,;
1
he
balance
of
328,000
JB.M.
20
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
is;
was
abiuidonwl
in
the
woods.
j
I
envision
that,
when
world
conditions
allow
trade
to
flow
between
North
America
and
the
Orient,
the
strategic
neofiraph-,
ical
location
uf
Prinne
Rupert
I
will
once
more
be
appreciated
through
providing
the
most
a
heavy
producer
of
fish
pro-1
jt
jS
qUite
natural
to
expect
ducts
mainly
in
the
form
ol
1
that
Iokhjok
operations
f
re-canned
salmon,
and
fillets.
For-
j
queiiUv
precede
uianufacturinji
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
WCW
raOUTflM
TKnt
innlsrlnn
rnnnh
rknrlla
m.
n
I.
.
-,
,
h.nnHcf!
tn
nptrnlt.
Writer
I.pw
Wnltpr
Kppms
in
have
utnrf,s4
.
"
-4
I
Mier
waste
is
iiiaiiuiactuiitl
iUj
ciM-raliuns
in
an
area.
However,
I
meal,
on
and
iertiuzer.
I
at
the
same
time,
it
is
quite
evi-
Minins
in
the
north
has
dent
that
the
industries
of
the
greatly
Increased
in
Importance,!
south
are
having
to
depend
more
1
"""".wuiig
m
jjg,,
quette.
Here
Baz
O'Meara
of
Montreal
Stardespit
a
little
surplus
poundage
a
showed
up
in
Montreal
Canadiens'
dressing
room
well
prepared.
Coach
Dick
I
handed,
starts
a
lethal
swing
from
an
unorthodox
left-handed
stance,
in
the
'hi'
Gravelle
of
Les
Canadiens
can
be
seen
taking
things
far
more
seriously
than
the
,M
l
..
V
I
'
.
t
n
.
u.
.
.
o
a
111
HUtUarr
particularly
in
the
past
lew
and
mure
on
tne
.ores-
piomu
is
years.
The
SUbak-Premier
Gold
j
ol
the
north.
Mine,
which
shut
clown
in
July,!
This
is
evidenced
by
the
fact
ls48,
commenced
reopening
in
!
that
sawloe
production
in
the
r
1
1
-,
late
Auiuist,
1949,
and
ship-1
ni)rtn
is
increasing.
Ye
t
In
rivers
and
streams
very
attrac-.
United
States
with
Alaska
using
for
thp
j
;
menus
ccuuiiciiceu
in
janu;iiy
iuik
hft'?.
ot
uip
aiijn
Broouctuin
uctlon
;
j
tive
w
to
vj
the
imp
n
sportsman.
juruiuun.
Whether
wneiner
the
ine
Cariboo
uariDOO
Highway
nmnwav
to
ui
Prince
iTince
amj
,,,,,1
.v,
lhp
,
,
tarnutri
123
!
i
NIGHT
&
DAY
123
UNITED
CABS
123
men
are
employed.
The
sum
of
that
district
for
manufacture
or
boat
the
natural
beauty
can
to
Prince
Rupert
with
a
ferry
employs
about
i
$2,000,000
was
spent
on
the
Tor-
elsowlit-re.
I
feel
that,
under
thej
be
eouai.y
appreca.eci.
The
service
operating
between
Prince
;
B.C.-therfW
.v
Kjn.ri
n..iL.
..i.
pJCMilt
Ullillluc;
u
tictrtni
u-
A.i.w.tiio
v'M,,a
nuucn
d(iu
iioooAti
it,
mm
tills
SOW'
to
bring
it
into
production.
A
.Uon.
forest
product
industries
in
fish
would
i
ana
pame
wnicn,
to-
Haines,
Alaska,
contact
w
urge
uiwn
the
it
Btanci
:uowsay
i
j
j
juu-
wn
mni
is
in
operauon
unu
.
should
be
encouraged
to
estao-
nevncr
wun
me
nines
oi
sanoy
De
made
wnn
tne
expanciini'
nicnt
the
imnr-
yw
imc
ciipjvvu
iii.it
Dsn
111
tne
areas
wnicn
jrouune
mhhvo,
umi
p.t,w,uic
nun
it-juiunwujf
byawm
ui
nia.iiva.
i'r.Ushing
a
Ctft
aiiipment
.was
niade
in
iFebru-jthe
raw
product
and
which
laxation
to
the
traveller.
SUice
i
Commissioner
for
Roads
for
AJ-lat
an
early
date
V;
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
"r,V
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
.'
-
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
ary,
iy.
It
is
expected
pro-;
WOuld
encourage
industry
to
tne,our
government
is
keenly
inter-
aska,
to
co-ordinate
his
plan.'ijvcs
and
tiv.
.
i
.,n
n
n,
,
...
....i
.....
1
ii.
I
lul
l.l
ha
Iii.iI'IlI
n
iiL.Irt,
'
...
.1
.....I...-.
r
"
-
duction
will
be
two
jiiniiuii
yueen
unarioiie
lsianos
ana
n,
,,'
-'c
kwunov
inuu.hi,,
net-us
uie
vu-upriuuuu
ui
.
Uidiutries
im-
ounces
ol
silver
per
annum,
northern
coast.
f
u"u
oiiiv-c
win
tviiii
at
uiiu
l
ivh
f
uuvci
lllliciiv
ill
ramuiiauiiij;
liiia
WatCraVS
Ai
The
Silver
Standard
Mine
neari
uit-iu
ineas
nave
so
uiucii
to
terry
service
ana
lurtner.
inei
i-.tdp
The
Pulp
Mill
perter.;
Uazelton
started
production
in
Umvirt
fur
vrart
Imrl
i
1
u,t.in.n...
lo-onriauuii
ui
uui
iji
uviuuiui
i
vesse
s
anil
TTSIXTK
;STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
icariy
lU'jis.
,ane
possi.'jmiics
u
j
h,pocl
that
a
pulp
mill
wouldi""v"
"ulrllu
s"
iniounn
government
is
required
in
put-.
cquippcr
wiai
.
uiuiuuui
an
lius
Auuie
ttit-a
mib
esl3blished
in
the
vicinity
ofl
"u,""i,"B
1
"
nr
c"ul1
"""!
ting
nignway
iu
in
uioi
cta.v.,
Which
-..uld
t
u-iiik
(jhi.-jijc.i.i.-u.
.nit;
kjuvv"4
tii
it
city
I
can
assure
you
that
"
wirai-!
coikuhuu,
incii-uy
uiuijn.-i.iu:;;
(ji
sucn
a
aeni
imparlance
oi
mining
in
"";
it,
was
with
"reat
pleasure
that
a,rui-
the
Alaska
to
.united
state.
uve.
norm
is
aio
niuicavea
oy
uie
thp
Nortn
receiVed
the
news
that
expansion
oi
inausiry
route
wnicn,
apan
irom
inous-,
Klntion
Act
a
loie.-l
inuliurv
a
pulp
null.
"
"'"r
"
""'V
iry,
wouiu
uraw
inousHiuia
m
i
would
m
ia
1,1
n'e
Amercian
tourists
Into
the
north
would
be
established
by
the
Col-
..lal
?ar
;
the
Election
Ar.
Prof
B
fact
that
scouts
.and
eninters
irom
all
the
major
mining
com-1
panics
throughout
Canada
and
United
States
are
kecpiiv'
close
Cismess
essiona
umbia
Cellulose
on
Watson
Is-'
'i1'""
country.
wards
the
c!
-kin
ot
this
L
.
.-i
rxrvm
'
IHlLiiri
DJVUU1I91UII
111
UU1
Ili'
In
the
,ast,
possibly
the
traffic
dul
not
warrant
any
contact
wt..i
projects
and
de-
'
JR
tural
fesourcM'
als0
8wlnS
n-j
.
1
,
minl
say
that
UUl
,
rrillte
itlipei
t.
IIU,,Ul
say
!
in
tl,i,.
tllorol
Inn
in
a
nrntvrmrt
nnll-o.
velopmeuts
this
area.
ALo,
const
ruction
'mmMi
:
during
the
past
'
"
J
-'
-
;
of
decentralisation,
our
Gov
year
has
advanced
favorably
just
recently,
the
Consolkla.eJ
Mining
and
Smelting
opened
an
ernment
Khould
in
every
way
ind
in
about
one
year
the
plant
j
Government,
;
wise
and
pr
I
took
the
lead
a.
Canada
by
ex.
tion
Act
to
ir.
j
of
this
prova
ment,
excrcisi:.
prudent
ju&
t)tl.
GARNET
F,
H.
MONTGOMERY
'-
''.DENTIST
V
Suite
7,
Smith
Block
Phone
525
PO.
Box
J216
MARGARET
McLEOl)
OPTOMETRIST
Room
10
STONE
BUIIJINO
Exploration
Oifice
in
Prince
shoulo
be
in
operation
This;'.;;
.
',...,.
,"
,
Rupert
whiel,
wUl
assin
still
development
reprints
a
twenty
!
TtM
S&?xn:'
further
Ue
mas
activities
it
five
million
dollar
invest
ment
hed
wealth
of
The
Northern
!
Northern;
is
encoar.
Ke
the
re-
nd.
when
completed,
will
pro-,
Jln
fcirta
ci
atcxit
aciras
in
live-
viae
a
steadly
payroll
Ijr
about
,,
01
our,
Provmce
!
At
nrnco,t
HI
m
no
nf
V,
IO.
thing
different
but
the
time
has
now
come
that
the
Government
would
be
warranted
in'mukinR
appropriation
for
the
strengthening,
re-liK-at-,ing.
"
necessary,
and
lilack-topping
of
the
highway
east
of
Prince
Kupert.
Furthermore,
industry
will
require
an
open
road
summer
and
winter.
.British
Columbia
Is
a
maritime
province
with
a
rugged
7,000
RATtin
itciusvi"!
(rm-3ssTara
of
or.p
tnousand
men
in
tne
nun
'-
"
"
"'
mile
road
to
Watson
Island
is
rfwijii
fcjkf
2jc
pc-gbpeciietl.
i
-,nd
woods.
lead
of
all
p;
by
extendiirc
,
to
include
t.
province.
Ot
I
fie
time
ha.,
natives
of
BC
uiioer
reconstruction.
The
Col-
'
!.
I
It
is
fitting
at
Oils
time
to
Umbia
c
,
,
mdicated
l!.l0'a.ni?r?.??:y"l'.that
its
permanent
staff
will
-
pause
PHONS
fiLUE
rm
PO
BOX
1IH4
bute
to
the
efforts
ot
one
gen-
mile
coast
line,
most
of
which
!
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
Since
:
share
of
the
water,
"
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repair
fc.
MIKE
COLUSSI
-;
Phons
BLACK
758
"C
'
972
10th
East
is
accessible
only
by
i
iinuurn
mpnt
it
is
anticipated
the
mill
will
be
i
tie
man
who,
I
feel,
contributed
very
substantially
to
the
final
it
p
i
i
l
mint
rw
al
I
tr
iticrfws
f
all
l
d
-.(
Tie-
im
Bmnjk
Ciau
is
Mr
fur-Ttt
ptmtmtt.
d
I
mht
say
llut
Ike
rUMrra
rat
con-tnbate
rrrr
Mibstaiitially.
I
here
are
lar?r
ktaixis
of
ac-eyubie
timtMY
which
im
guot
me
and
ualitr,
due
to
the
in
operation
in
about
one
year,
;
ales
unu
lo""s
"')
-tt)e
in
Watson
Island.
Fur-
.
'3
,asn
at
our
coast.
With
incr,
creilS-
1
rruriai
tJ''
thermore,
his
Department's
an(,
.rtarmi
h.
"'
i,,,
trafnc
uiere
nas
been
lion
w
con
1
,11..,.
,,f
U,.,
niIl
r
U.iim.iinilnt
"
"
""
........
-
i.
faced,
two-U.K
lV"-jr
'"""'J
......&...v...
that
ti.iio
nnj
.
oenniie
mcrea.se
oi
inuini
1.1.
reuses
has
given
a
iceiing
oi
n.
.,,.
.
i
and
loss
of
life
at
sea
In
view
Canada
is
ax'
r
HANDYMAN
HOMh
SKKVJCE
CIENKUA
I.
CON
J
RAtTORS
I
security
to
the
invested
capital.!
tn7,.
"h
',"'
q
"
of
the
fact
that
our
B.C.
coast
lo
$150,000.6)0.
way's
cat.
i
ieei
uns
L.cisiuiure
is
tu,
i
is
the
highway
oi
trade
to
uiei
acquainted
with
other
achieve-;
The
highway
cast
of
Trince
north
and
south
the
carrier
'
nients
of
this
same
gentleman
'
Rupert,
pushed
Uu'ough
as
a
SALE
STOCK
REDUCING'
Building
arid
Kepalrf
of
all
kinds
ROOFS
-
CH1MNKY8
Oil.
BUHNERS
and
I
refer
to
the
Honorable
.
w-i''
emergency,
is
fast
becom-I
Minuter.
of
Lauds
and
.Forests.
I
iH
an
industrial
artery,
partlc-I
"'"'"'V
in
view
of
the
pending
This
province
needs
industry,
and
I
feel
certain
that
everyone!
'f"mR
operations
along
the
I
in
this
province
appreciate..
.
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R'ver
required
to
supply
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and
negotiations
wh.
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,ul
le
new
puip
mill,
have
been
carried
on
by
the
the
Coinmiss.ooer
oi
Roads
Honorable
Minister
in
connec-!
Alaska
has
outlined
to
our
U.n
with
the
consideration
ol
Governments,
his
loivr
ranee
ilie
Aluminum
.Company
ol
;
plans
for
a
road
connecting
the
Canada
to
establish
a
plant
fori
..
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oi
aluminum
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our
Coast,
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success
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negotiations
to
date
is
shown
by
the
fact
that
the
survey
parties
and
engineers
were
in
Jie
NctiitiKO
area
during
the
past
year
and
further
work
will
oe
done
during
1!);0.
Should
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
uecule
lo
e.i.aoiisn
in
British
Columbia,
everyone
can
appreciate
the
effect
it
will
have
on
our
industrial
outlook.
Furthermore,
should
.the
test
holes
being
drilled
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
Koyalite
prove
that
oil
in
quantity
is
available
it
would
lie
a
bonanza
to
this
province
oil
available
at
tide-water.
.Besides
being
rich
in
material
natural
resources,
Northern
Bri
Fell.
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PHONE
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Laurie
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHER
;
401
Third
Ave.
West
(Prince
Rupert
Really
Co.)
rhones:
CIreen
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Days
New
Residence
Phone
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Rupert
Bakery
Ltd.
tish
Columbia
possesses
another
natural
resource,
and
I
refer
to
the
natural
beauty
attractive
to
the
tourists.
Tourists
arrive
from
all
parts
oi
inorth
America
to
partake
of
the
scenery
of
Northern
British
Columbia
with
its
snow-capped
mountains,
For
.
Thii
ad
vertinjn
u
nni
nnhlkhed
or
FOR
YOUR
HOCK
&
CONCRETE
WORK
CALL
BI
Uk.
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
,,the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
w'
green
timbered
slopes,
lakes
Cakes
Pies
Bread,
etc
THE
HOME
OF
FINE
BAKERY
PRODUCTS
Mow
Here!
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1950
CHRYSLER
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3rd
Ave.
Phone
(543
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Works
Rales
Service
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Parts
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Engines
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about
our
long
term
Warranty
and
Service
.
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act
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firs
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RORIE
&
CO.
Public.
Accountants
and
Auditors.
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Tax
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compiled
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Block
Phone
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Corporation
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High
Compression
Engines
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Hydraulic
Brakes
Floating
Power
All
Steel
Bodies
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VICTORIA
SEATTLE
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9
p.m.,
ChUcotln
Tuesday.
1:30
p.m.,
Corjultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
pm.
TOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilootin
March
3
and
17
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTn
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE;
ISLANDS
ss
Chilcolln
Feb.
24,
Mar.
10
and
24,
10
p.m.
'
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J.
SKINNER
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Prince
Rupert
Agent
j
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
MARCH
AND
OIL
HEATERS
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
IRON
FIREMAN
.
STOKERS
lMumblng
&
Heating
Alterations
SMITH
&
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LID.
-
Automatic
Over
Drive
Tran1
F.
HELEN'S
HEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Waving:
-
Beauty
Culture
In
all
lis
branches
204
4th
StxePt
Phone
855
MATTSON'S
UPIIOLPTKRING
Phone
Blue
81
P.O.
Box
2C
3:t0
Second
Avenue
Pr'.ne
Rupert,
BC.
TtlU
dvrtlHmn1i
in
nut
publlahftd
or
aUuuytd
by
til
l.liuor
Control
Fluid
Drive
And
Many
Other
Firsts
See
your
local
Chrysler
Plymof
RUPERT
MOTORS
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sr
by
uia
uovaruiuaut
ox
rltll
OoUmlila.
PHONE
174
BOX
271