AND
THAT
THIS
PLANE
INCIDENT
prime
Rupert
Dailp
Detas
Lto.
Friday,
April
9,
1948
Local
News
Items
.
.
.
Hotel.
.
A
IS
STILL
MYSTERY
TERRACE
LADIES
TEA
HOSTESSES
Arrivals
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Owen
Snell
are
FRANKFURT,
tt-The
United
crepe
with
white
gold-trimmed
bodice,
received
the
guests
and
a
very
pleasant
afternoon
was
spenW
A.
A.
Newton
returned
by
air
Thursday
afternoon
from
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
States
Army
still
kept
silent
6allin6
tonight
on
the
Catala
Prince
"
Rupert
yesterday
on
the
Incident
of
a
ion
a
trip
t0
Kleratu-
I
,
TERRACE
A
delightful
so
ozecnosiovaklan
mystery
niane
A.
H.
Silversides
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Catala
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
that
landed
at
a
Bavarian
airport
Tuesday
with
26
Dersons
You
saw
it-
m
tne
Daily
News!
Gyro
Klondyke
Night,
May
7.'
Ben
Rutland,
Ketchikan;
Earl
Prizes'
for'
the
best
beards.
So,
Leasard,
Smithers;
J.
Bowers,
men,
throw
your
razors
away.
Vancouver;
E.
Erickson,
city;
R.
'.
(85)
Ptoykus,
West
Allison,
Michi-
gan;
D.
S.
Smith,
Minneapolis;
Ivan
Dumas
is
leaving
to-
w.
K.
Smith,
Minneapolis;
Don
cial
event
was
held
on
Wednesday
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
James
Stevenson
when
she
and
Mrs.
PeakeVout
entertained
their
large
coterie
of
friends
at
a
"Come
and
Go"
tea.
Beautiful
carnations
and
yellow
tulips
on
beard.
Where
it
was
coming
from
or
where
It
was
going
or
W.
D.
Lambie
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
me
actual
identity
of
the
passengers
was
not
made
known
iu&
uu
uic
vaiaia
lur
uur-
Kraus,
West
Amson
Michigan
tenav.
Vancouver
Island,
to
t
t,
...
in
a
vas
hotu.-e.on'
tnii
iitH
by
the
Army.
C.
H
Stacles
after
brief
M.
J
J
J
7
rlcu
'goy
isiana
w.,
-
.....w.
oitt,i.
tw;r
,a
a
unci
uhir.h
nnint
hp
-J
ha
hppn
trans-
....
....
.
.
.
.
!tsr.orc
fnrnurf
ha
CLEARANCE
rrln
tn
Van-rmuor
returned
It
r
-
JnnM)n,
UlgDy
ISianQ
J.
"-
w.c
un.cwc
ferred
mel
,M
wier-
of
the
lace-covered
table
where
Vancouver;
Fred
Kayem,
he
cUv
from
the
south
on
Wednesday
Wednesday
afTernoon's
afternoons
5L
plane.
I0"""
Salt
SPrine
Islan
O.
L.
Ho.lt-
t
the
pourers,
Mrs.
D.
Little
Westminster;
,d
Mrs.
w.
C.
Osborne.
Mrs.
Attention
Did
vou
know
,
Munroe.
Nanaimn-
k
NPtt
Stevenson,
In
a
Black
afternoon
-
mieu
ciua
jeiumc
iuu
ui
two
1
A
REAL
.
SAVING
ON
mat
you
can
now
get
Chicken
;mnnth,
fnp
nnpraUn.
-
dlso.
Kwinitsa;
J.
Ward,
Hazelton:
dress,
and
Mrs.
PeekeVout,
in
an
afternoon
dress
of
black
derly
house,
a
charge
on
which
Miss
M-
Christopher,
Ketchikan;
she
was
found
guilty
Wednes-
Mr-
and
Mrs-
O.
Young,
Juneau;
Meantime
the
Russian-sponsored
German
news
agency
ADN
said
last
night
that
the
plane
had
been
forced
down
by
United
States
aircraft
after
getting
lost
enroute
from
Prague
to
Bratislava,
Czechoslovakia.
Bavarian
military
government
sources
at
Munich
said
they
understood
the
plane
had
come
down
of
"Its
own
free
will."
Another
report
was
that
the
pilot
of
the
plane
had
been
overpowered
and
forced
to
land
by
Czechoslovak
passengers.
In
the
Ruff
to
take
out
at
Civic
Centre
Diningroom?
Just
Phone
231
and
we'll
have
it
ready
when
you
call.
(tf)
Raincoats
RQWUfiLP
COTTON
GABARDINE
with
theck
lining
Reg.
Price
$15.00
To
Clear
Mrs.
Clara
Stevenson,
of
Melrose,
Saskatchewan,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
to
visit
her
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Christopherson.
day
afternoon.
u-
uPwn-
K-eicniKan;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jeratrovich,
Ketchi-Mr.
Justice
J.
T.
Thorson
of
kan;
W.
Ward,
Anchorage,
the
Exchequer
Court
of
Canada,
j
w.
Youngman,
Winnipeg;
K.
Ottawa,
who
has
been
,in
the
siade,
Victoria;
J.
D.
Baxter,
city
in
connection
with
the
sit-
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
ting
of
the
court
here,
after
Nelson,
Vancouver;
T.
Milne,
making
the
round
trip
to
Ket-'
!
Vancouver;
B.
Marr,
Vancou-chikan
on
the
Prince
Ruper;,
Ver;
H.
R.
Cohen,
Edmonton;
continued
on
to
Vancouver.
He
c.
MacAlpin,
Vancouver;
P.
L.
was
accompanied
by
R.
M.
Span-
Northcott,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
'i'oiic-up
our
urruiu
&tciu
improve
your
appetite
that's
the
yy
to
fret
iM-tter.
NOVA-kELP
hrJp
youl
X?$
It
put
a
much-nectled
iodine
in
'f
'
I.-
t.Lwl.lr-.H.
ll..l.i.
f
3
here.
It
wag
no
trouble
i,
yes,
George
is
right
aot
a
dm
but
simply
dwp
m-i
tfit
$9.95
to
the
phone!''
at
all
to
get
nun
kHp
from
the
nimeral-nih
CiTl
Atlantic
Ocean,
and
conceit-
i
trated
in
tiny
tablets
for
your
I
II
kie,
deputy
registrar
oi
uc-,Mrs.
H.
Burbridge,
Sandspit;
Mr.
Berlin
Is
Quiet
Now
cuDvrnirniT.
kkc
miv
tr.Lr
now!
atcb
the
results.
On
sale
at
all
drug
store.
MERCERISED
GABARDINE
with
self
lining
Reg-
Price
$2200
To
Clear
chequer
Court.
Announcements
All
advertisements
Id
this
column
will
be
charged
for
a
lull
month
at
25
centa
a
word
and
Mrs.
Phillip
and
daughte
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham
and
Mrs.
S.
A.
Kielback
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
for
Victoria
where
they
will
attend
the
annual
provincial
chapter
convention
of
the
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Sandspit;
A.
J.
Brandstrom,
Seattle;
D.
G.
Stenstrom,
Van
t
$16.45
FORMER
HEAD
OF
S.A.
PASSES
AWAY
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Or
couver;
A.
H.
Pay,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gurtzen,
city.
chestra
Concert,
April
B.
MERCERISED
POPLIN
with
self
lining
Reg.
Price
$26.00
To
Clear
at
BERLIN
0i
The
Berlin
situation
was
quiet
today
and
may
remain
that
way
for
a
few
days
while
Marshal
Vassily
D.
Soko-lovsky,
Russian
military
commander-in-chief.
Is
out
of
the
city.
It
Is
believed
he
has
gone
William
Gulbrandson,
having
been
found
guilty
of
supplying
liquor
to
an
Indian,
was
sentenced
to
six
months
in
jail
by
Magistrate
Vance
in
city
police
court
yesterday.
Margaret
McLeod
OPTOMETRIST
IN
NEW
OFFICES
ROOM
10
Vj,
-xl
Varden's
Concert,
Oddfellow's
Hall,
April
15.
Presbyterian
Spring
Sale,
April
15.
.
Annual
Masonic
Ball,
auspices
SYDNEY,
Australia
01
General
George
Carpenter,
aged
75,
retired
Salvation
Army
commissioner,
died
today
after
an
operation.
He
succeeded
General
Evangeline
Booth
as
head
of
the
$19.95
Civic
Centre
SATURDAY
2:00
Badminton.
Tslmpsean
and
Tyee
Lodges,
MERCHANTsn
v....
unu,l
Salvation
Army
in
1939
and
STflKK
I
1
Civic
Centre,
-Friday,
April
18.
Sojourning
Brethren
Invited.
C.N.R.
Carmen's
Dance,
Odd
that
the
Daily
News
is
the
most'served
until
1946.
(During
'his
effective
medium
of
advertising!
tenure
as
commissioner
of
the
n
Prince
Rupert?
No
one
Salvation
Army
Gen.
Carpenter
English
WATERPROOF
RAINCOATS
Rubberized
Reg.
Price
$20.00
To
Clear
Classified
Advertising
Pays!
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
fellows'
Hall,
Friday,
April
16,
to
Moscow
to
consult
with
his
government.
First
Intimation
that
he
was
away
came
when
British
officials
called
at
his
office
to
deliver
a
protest
note
and
were
told
that
he
was
out
of
town.
Marshal
Solokovsky
yesterday
blamed
the
British
with
a
traffic
violation
In
Monday's
British-Soviet
plane
collision.
The
Rus
misses
your
message
if
it's
ad-!vlsltea
"mce
Kupert)
.
$14.95
.itl
It
vertised
in
the
News.
It's
the
really
efficient
way
of
putting
it
over.
tf.
BUILDING
1L
new
yrf
BLUE
:
593
i
9:30
p.m.
Good
music,
refreshments.
Lutheran
Ladles
Aid
Tea
and
Home
Cooking,
Saturday,
Apr.
17.
Orange
Tea,
April
21.
1
Municipal'
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
Ten
Onlv
FINGERTIP
RAINCOATS
Tartan
lined,
zipper
front
Reg.
Price
$18.50
To
Clear
sian
military
commander
said
will
have
its
usual
observance
of
t'-l
that,
unless
he
was
assured
that
PRESIDENT
Victor
i'isher
of
the
Win-Press,
who
is
first
.est
of
the
Canadian
ida's
national
news-organization
and
lerted
president
to
fienck
I.
Ker,
pub-:he
Hamilton
Spec-
$12.45
Women
of
the
Moose
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre,
548
8th
Ave.
East
on
April
22.
Rotary
Minstrel
Show,
evenings
April
22
and
23.
Children's
matinee
April
24.
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter
Devonshire
Tea,
Civic
Centre,
April
24.
British
planes
will
observe
fou.-lEmPlre
Dav
on
Mav
23
tnis
year
power
flight
rules,
he
Intends
t0,ln:Iudin6
a
gathering
of
stud-"take
enU
in
tne
CaPito1
Theatre.
Per-tion
measures
for
the
prote:-
of
the
miss'n
n
connection
with
the
safety
of
air
traffic
was
&rarU(;d
by
the
board
",event
over
the
Soviet
occupation
zone
He
turned
down
the
Idea
of
alof
5cno1
trustees
at
its
monthly
four-power
investigation
of
the,meetin8
Wednesday
night.
For
Sale
THESE
PRICES
ARE
IN
EFFECT
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
SHOP
EARLY
crash
which
occurred
at
Be.-
For
your
f
ufnlture
Kequire-lins
outskirU
and
killed
fifteen
ments
B
at
EUo.s
The
enUf(,
persons,
favoring,
instead,
an
In-
stock
u
arsaU
j,,,.
for
United
Church
Spring
Sale,
April
29.
J
OF
Long
established
furniture
store
business
on
Third
Ave.
The
prire
for
the
stock
and
business
is
very
reasonable.
See
the
owner
today,
5
p.m.
to
7
p.m.
GREEN
504.
,
Your
Breakfast
in
a
Muffin
and
so
easy
to
make,
toot
BRAN
BACON
MUFFINS
2
UMcupnons
K
cup
milk
Bhortning
1
cP
ilted
flour
quiry
oy
a
soviet-Britisn
com-
Qulck
ScHmg
Dinette
Suites
mission.
--
'.Ranges,
Odd
Dressers,
Chif-
Meantlme,
British
authorities
Mat-said
foniers,
Beds,
Beautyrest
today
that,
since
they
felt
tresses,
Battleship
Linoleum,
no
assurance
or
protection
was
Car-being
congoleums,
Luggage,
Baby
given
their
planes
over
rlages,
and
many
other
goods
to
Russian
-
occupied
territory
in
nurnerous
to
mention.
Elio
Fur-Berlin,
they
might
be
constrain-
niture
Store,
Third
Avenue
West,
ed
to
resort
to
the
use
of
fighter
prince
Rupert.
(tf)
escorts
for
transports.
1
Tne
Ladies'
Orange
Benevol
,....i,..,.
..J,..Jj
tiuDoon
salt
H
"IP
Bugar
1
rire
2ii
teaspoon
baking
1
cup
All-Bran
powder
ture
and
stir
only
until
flour
disappears.
Fill
greased
muffin
puna
two-thirds
full
and
bake
in
moderately
hot
oven
(400F.)
25
to
30
minutes.
Makes
9
muffins.
Just
wait
until
you
taste
the
flayoui
of
crisp
bacon
all
wrapped
up
in
a
light,
tender
muffin
made
with
toast-ed.tut-sweet
AlLBmnl
It's
luscious.
Get
Kellogg's
All-Bran
today!
Try
these
taste-tempting
muffins
tomorrow.
Clip
the
recipe
nowl
Your
Yl
oup
crisp,
dicea
bacon
Cream
shortening
and
sugar
thor-nimhly.
Add
egg
and
beat
well.
Stir
in
Kellogg's
AU-bran
and
milk.
Ietsoak
until
most
of
moisture
has
been
taken
up.
Sift
flour
with
salt
and
fcaking
powder.
Add
bacon.
Add
to
first
mix
:o
9
-Police
said
they
believed
Jane
ringed
wife
of
Dr.
city
health
depart
-:cian.
died
in
an
inic"
and
her
body
hrown
on
a
lonely
Township
street
"to
idence."
as
found
early
to-
:
money,
reported
to
m
$500."
was
found
-year
-old
woman's
setticoat
Mother's
Day
Tea,
Salvation
Army
Native
Girl's
Home,
May
4,
3-6
p.m.
Prince
Rupert
District
Music
and
Drama
Festival,
Civic
Centre,
May
5
and
6,
afternoons
and
evenings.
St.
Peter's
spring
sale,
May
6.
Mother's
Day
Tea,
Home
Cooking,
Sonja
Ladles,
May
8,
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
(I.O.D.E.)
5th
Ave.
East,
2
p.m.
Registered
Nurses'
Ass'n
Tea,
Nurses'
Home,
Wed.,
May
12.
Piano
Concert
by
John
Joseph
Franky,
sponsored
by
Job's
Daughters,
Civic
Centre,
May
19.
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
tea
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
324
4th
Ave.
West,
May
27.
Eastern
Star
Tea,
June
3.
ANOTHER
ROYAL:
ROMANCE
SEEN
i
is
Showing!
And
How
Y.ou
Love
It
!
ent
Association
held
its
regular
meeting
on
Thursday
with
Mrs.
J.
Johansen,
worthy
mistress,
in
the
chair.
Final
ar
rangements
were
made
for
the
tea
to
be
held
April
21.
Mrs.
George
Howe,
grand
mistress
for
British
Columbia,
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
Johansen,
local
delegate,
to
the
Grand
Lodge
sessions
at
Nelson
in
May.
KEEP
"REGULAR"
AfA
two
NATURALLY
$Z"
y
TAL
IN
.
NEW
YORK
0i
The
New
York
Times
said
in
a
London
dispatch
that
rumors
of
the
engagement
of
Princess
Margaret
and
Prince
George,
of
Denmark
"became
stronger
today."
Prince
George.
27
years
of
age
and
nephew
of
King-Frederick
IX,
in
recent
months
has
been
seen
frequently
In
the
company
of
Princess
Margaret
who
will
be
eighteen
on
August
21.
O
The
big
attraction
this
spring
is
your
gay,
feta
petticoat
that
shows
impishly
as
your
dress
whirls
and
your
skirt
almost
flies
away.
CASE
N,
0
Tal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
L.
Lee,
who
have
been
holidaying
In
the
south,,
returned
to
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
Wednesday.
Jronto,
publisher
of
"gazine,
was
to-
f
the
Alherto
"ed
charge
that
he
the
puoucation
of
a
libel."
You
can
purchase
this
and
other
creations
designed
to
enhance
the
allure
and
beauty
of
Milady,
hv
using
Sweet
lG's
personalized
BUDGET
PLAN.
9
No
Interest
O
No
Carrying
Charges
Fashion
News
a8
as
9nnnimy..J
J-
Boyd
who
had
the
Wal
without
Uber'y
publisher
was
"uon
with
an
'ng
child
welfare
ad-by
th
Aiv,..
Is
aHiM
I
.
!
1
:
.
-.
W
j
J
7
ltd
aVavaaaam
&
i
sjsAf
t
if
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmJmmtmK0tmmKmmttM
h,.
"'wua
gov-Fe
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had
been
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will
be
proud
to
wear
this
new
style
coat
with
its
new
distinctive
appearance.
Note
the
face-frarriing
collar
and
soft
bow.
.
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to
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pleasure,
long
remembered
after
price
is
forgotten.
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Staplers
P,o
Files
Ledgers
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Hooks
Favorite
Files
File
Folders
Carbon
Paper
FOR
YOUR
OFFICE
REQUIREMENTS
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Symphony
Concert
Prince
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Symphony
Orchestra
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Civic
Centre
;
Friday,
April
9
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kits
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any
member):
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RUPERT
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For
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GARDEN
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