Prfnre
ttttptrt
Dafl
S!3etos
tttt.,.
-
Saturday,
May
15,
1948.
-
'
CHEMIST
ANALYZES
AHCIEIIT
REMAINS
TO
CHART
HISTORY
rnniscences
Dr.
Caley
said
copper
ore
was
into
prehistoric
European
trade
found
in
prehistoric
mounds
m!
routes
discovered
that
amber
and
Reflections
j
Greece,
fingered
a
test
tube
of
Ohio.
Yet
there
are
no
copper
ound
ln
many
places
along
ttot
f.l.
deposits
in,
that
state.
white
powder,
V
Professor
Earle
R.
Clay
of
Ohio
Reconstructs
Old
Trale
Ruotes
By
Studying
Tombs,
Market
Places
1
Mediterranean
was
tug
from
the
I
shores
of
the
Baltic,
about
800
!
miles
distant.
Chemical
tests
showed
the
copper
was
from
the
Lake
Superior
region
some
"300
miles
"This
was
taken
from
a
woman's
grave
of
the
fourth
century
B.C.,"
he
said.
limy-
Amdmmim
"
l
'
,1
timers
compare
life
authority
remarks
that
the
away.
Obviously
it
was
brought
F
.n
it
with
life
as
it
without
stopping.
The
moment
This
showed
that
early
European
traders
got
around
more
than
a
little,
Dr.
Caley
reasoned.
here
by
traders.
ffiday.
Said
one:
"I!one
is
sighted,
it
should
be
en-
Chemical
researchers
delving
couraged
to
keep
on.
when
I
d
get
I
nctter
It
sounded
inter-
By
M.
D.
PORTMAN
COLTJMBUS,
Ohio
AP)
A
professor
at
Ohio
State
University
Is
using
detective
methods
to
help
find
out
bow
people
In
"lost
civilizations"
lived.
Dr.
Earle
R.'Clay
does
it
with
"archaeological
chemistry."
By
In
Juneau,
art
classes
are
de
POISONOUS
COSMETICS
It
was
white
lead,
evidently
used
as
a
cosmetic
by
Greek
beauties.
In
using
it,
they
apparently
risked
death,
for
the
lead
was
poisonous.
Accurate
identification
of
ancient
materials
is
Important
to
veloping,
and
the
Empire,
com
friul.
only
ne
srmncu
aa
f.
P''
'
i
ho
Irnpur
T
knew
menting
on
this
says
"it
is
the
little
things
in
life,
that
go
un
mean
it.
Today
they
learning
the
chemical
composi
noticed
to
many,
that
makes
liv
riarned
nice,
ana
aye
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
Fishing
Sightseeing
tion
of
remains
found
hi
pre
,mehow
feel
they
don't
ing
more
enjoyable."
True
indeed.
Prince
Rupert
has
already
discovered
that.
ithcr."
historic
market
places
and
tombs,
!
the
archaelogist
trying
to
make
the
chemistry
professor
helps
'a
true'
picture
of
ancient
civi-
lizaUon.
i
:i
become
accustomed
t,-'
anything.
When
the
"For
example,"
Dr.
Clay
said,
SKEEHA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
"It
might
not
seem
important
to
determine
whether
a
given
the
archaelogist
to
identify
materials,
reconstruct
trade
routes
and
detect
historical
forgeries.
For
instance,
uranium,
essential
to
the
atom
-bomb,
was
not
new
to
the
Romans.
Dr.
Clay
'
savs
research
has
-uncovered
evi
rs
.along
there
is
tne
That
unique
newspaper
P.M.
after
spending
'several
fortunes
trying
to
do
business
without
handling
advertising,
ihas
been
sold
instead
of
becoming
extinct.
In
his
salutation,
the
Prince'
Rupert
Red
Top
Cabs
349
Terrace:
PHONES
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney,
Ltd.
35
object
is
composed
of
brass
cr
ex
i
y
j
g
j'"
tn?uish.
But
it
passes.
branze.
But
a
very
wrong
con
ubfd
inconvenience
is
elusion
as
to
time
of
manufac-
Somehow,
school
dence
the
Romans
used
a
urani-
ire
couia
De
racnea
Dy
a
iau
i
rjo
manage
10
sierp.
iu-
new
publisher
says
it
will
be
his
aim
to
have
people
"live
intelligently,
in
decency
and
in
peace,
klipht
saving
is
hardly
um
mineral
soon
after
the
be
ure
to
appreciate
the
significance
of
the
distinction.
MOVING
DAY
FOR
GENERAL
IKE'
Preparing
to
take
over
his
new
duties
as
president
of
Columbia
University,
Gen.
DWight
Eisenhower
moves
his
household
effects
tnto
the
official
New
York
residentce
provided
for
the
eollege
prexy.
Above,
moving
men
carry
crates
into
the
redecorated
house.
'
j,.ntioned.
ginning
of
the
Christian
era.
Ormes
Drugs
"Brass
was
first
made
about
DRUGS
the
middle
of
the
first
century
os,
in
lorce,
win
oe
aue
A
bad
start.
Adults
resent
being
lectured
or
talked
down
to.
Human
interest
is
never
very
far
from
a
bit
of
the
devil
in
others.
It
was
found
in
a
glass
mosaic
mural
on
the
eastern
side
of
the
Gaiola
Hill
near
Rome.
Dr.
Clay
said
chemical
tests
showed
the
green
glass
contained
about
1.5
id
along
me
sitenia
in
another
month.
An
B.C.
Bronze
was
used
some
20
centuries
earlier."
Here
is
hew
archaeological
chemistry
is
used
to
detect
oi
l
trade
routes.
ROOF
FARMS
CHICAGO
HOBBY
SUPREME
COURT
OF
percent
uranium.
Archaelogists
!....
-.1
1
4
n
,,n
,n
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-12
NOON
TO
2
PL,
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
IF.ITIH
COLUMBIA
...
ll
,
mam
"l
HJOL
UU11UUUCU
1
LB
UBC
MAS
IN
PROBATE
City-Dwell.ng
Agriculturalists
eunurai
povege
-.
UcrlriPntal-
annarpntJv
Rnmr-
itirr
u(
1
lie
Ailmliilxtrutlon'
LONGEST
TRIAL
SYDNEY,
Australia
O
A
law
From
All
Walks
of
Life
bers
into
the
.field
ol
larm
re-
Act"
And
search
and
improved
.
practices.
5
-
suit
here,
thought
to
be
the
llrr
nt
(In
Klnte
f
Alfred
InnpeH
in
the
British
Empire,
Formed
Club
in
Depression
By
Lawrence
N.
Eldred
CHICAGO,
AP(
Hundreds
This
year
the
trip
in
June
is
ex-
"P-
pected
to
wind
up
at
Purdue'
Chemical
research,
however,
with
established
the
Romans
sought
University,
Lafayette,
Ind..
...n
.1
-
tri,in.
tv,o
out
the
uranium
as
something
I
notk-
e
thHt
by
ordor
of
lerminated
recently.
Mrs.
S
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
ASTHMA
,
:
:T
fannt.
special
Hockings
sued
a
doctor
for
leaving
a
rubber
tube
in
h
throat
after
an
operation.
For
six
years
there
were
trials
and
appeals
un
.
of
the
Hilpreme
Court
of
I
.lumbia,
1
w
on
the
30lh
Innl.
AD.
148.
appointed
ratur
ot
the
Estate
of
Alfred
J.p
of
Atlin,
Bntuih
Colum-
)l
aowniown
unicago,
uiougii
Dr.
Clay,
who
was
staff
chem-
AND
HAY
FEVER
BRKATIIRARY
OF
CAN.AWA
l.ld.
Vancouver.
&'.
many
decades
since
that
area
PHONE
81
jist
for
excavations
at
Agora,
the
iik
a
mil
nnstnrp
Thev
belone
'
til
the
gal
fees
amounted
to
ancient
market
place
of
Athens,
m
died
on
or
mniut
u
mm
f.bruwv.
148,
at
Atlln.
Brl-tmbia'All
persons
Indebted
to
the
little-known
Chicago
Far-
j
70,000.
Mrs.
Hockings
finally
aiers
Club.
won
her
case.
1
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'
:
I
I
I
I
NOW,
DAGSWOOD,
)
CC
rifriXv
k
I
Insurance
and
advertising
agents,
bankers,
lawyers,
exe
L
(j
f
ft
ate
are
required
to
pay
tint
of
their
Indebtedness
to
Iwith
and
all
persona
havln?
ktuinst
the
said
estate
are
f
to
file
them
with
me
pro.
fied
on
or
before
the
15th
j
",e,
1B48,
falling
which
dls-ir
will
be
made
having
re-
to
BUth
claims
ol
which
1
I-o
h.pn
notified.
FIRST
WOMAN
MAGISTRATE
PORT-DP-KPATN.
Trinidad.
(f
cutives,
office
and
factory
work-
'
ers,
business
men-all
are
"over
-First
woman
magistrate
to
sit
alls"
farm
operators
with
jobs
on
the
Trinidad
bench
is
Mrs.
Gladys
Ramsaran,
barrister-
at-
in
the
city.
at
Hrmre
itupen.
b
.
f
Mi,v
194M.
Some,
admittedly,
do
their
law.
Her
appointment
is
an
ex
ALFRKD
EDWARD
RODDIS.
farming
most
of
the
year
by
re-motex
control.
But
one
member
Official
Administrator,
Atlln,
BC
(117)
Iperlment.
While
Mrs.
Ramsar-jan's
main
duty
will
be
to
deal
1
with
juvenile
cases,
she
will
have
I
Jurisdiction
to
take
other
suit
claims
he
can
tell
how
much
milk
each
cow
will
give
by
"the
f
t
SUPREME
COURT
OF
.
!
CMC
YOUNG-
S
ffA
ZlAaUxM
P'
;
.,
.
MmlL
:
At)
Ifeaft
mmL
J
way
she
switches
her
tail."
able
cases.
-.!
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
MallPr
11I
the
l.tale
nf
Carl
Ire
VM-luinlcr,
IM-oeased,
Most
have
farms
within
daily
commuting
distance
of
the
bis;
how
Available!
town.
Some
consider
their
acres
ill
wm
i
I
I
j
'
'
IU1I
i
r-
.
-r.jc
I
1111'!
.
.
'1
(Ul
'
J
uccmnrwL
I
i
country
estates
and
live
there
liilel!l!e
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Hi
udfe
W
O
Fulton.
Local
:
ihi'
Supreme
Court
nf
Brl-mibia.
I
wb
on
the
Itlkday
WW
I
QUICK,
COWIE")
I
I
(
FEATHER
COSTS
TWELVE
U
POSITIVE
ABOUT
THOSE
J
1
(
'M
POSITIVE'
;
'
ll
TELL
ME
TWE
L
4
S
DOLLARS
AND
THE
U
V
PRICES
?
1
CAN
SAVE
.
.
VTWAT
I'M
PIGHT
7
.
M
only
during
the
summer.
Others
operate
through
hired
managers
and
retire
to
the
AD
appointed
Atlmin-
il
the
Estate
of
Car)
Andrii
r,
dreeaaed,
late
of
Prlnee
Britr-h
Columbia,
who
died
-.out
the
3!st
dny
of
January.
neacef
ul
countryside
on
week
ends.
A
number
own
the
family
homestead
or
a
ranch
at
some
distance
and
reach
it
only
al
th
City
of
Prtnce
Rupert,
r'oiumbia
All
persons
Indebt-.t-
said
estate,
are
reqxilred
to
amount
of
their
Indebted-me
fnrthwith
and
all
persons
claims
aealnat
the
ald
vacation
time.
Attorney
Floyd
E.
Thompson,
required
to
file
them
with
club
president
and
former
state
rlv
vvrified
on
or
belore
tne
oi
June.
1948.
failing
which
supreme
court
justice,
maintains!
m
will
be
made
having
re-
a
law
practice
in
Chicago
and
a
.
w
Ui
I
I
-
-
"
fc'.iun
will
be
made
having
reft
v
to
such
claims
of
which
1
fa
'J
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
450-acre
farm
in
Green
County,
LOOK
FOR
THE
NFW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAl
LABEi
1
.
-,e
1
1
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I
I
l
i'
in
i
i
im.
LJ.
1
,
,
,,r
r-rs
i,
I
if
May.
1948.
f
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES.
Official
Administrator.
Pnnre
Rupert,
B
C
(125)
Illinois.
H.
A.
Hooker,
head
of
his
own
advertising
agency,
has
a
300-acre
dairy
farm
near
McHenry,
111.,
where
he
raises
prize
Guern
seys.
He
edits
the
club's
month
Business
and
Professional
ly
"Bulletin,"
which
carries,
marketing
news,
advice,
club
activities,
and
members'
advertise
FOR
YOUR
PR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
farm
ments
of
livestock
and
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
DENTIST
machinery.
FITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
SIBIREAN
T4
ACRES
f
765
P.O.
Box
1401
WORK
CALL
BLUE
939
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
New,
Modern
Equipment
All
Work
Guaranteed
Winfred
Bromstad
operates
a
linotype
machine
during
the
day
TH
&
ELKINS
LTD.
then
goes
home
to
do
the
chores
mil
fipid
work
on
his
74-acre
Plumbing
and
Heating
Diece
near
suburban
Wakegan.
.TONES
NEWS
STAND
Engineers
Vy'r:'
I
"M,tl0"1
1
I
I
I
I
l
S
THAT-DO
VOU
S
I
IK
;
S
CADDY.
.
Hhe
raises
poultry,
hogs,
wheat,
We
handle
Eastern
and
Western
be
174
P.O.
Box.
214
corn
and
oats.
L.
Frank
Pitts,
youthful
president
of
Nu-Enamel
corpora
Papers
Swedish-American
Tribune
and
Western
Miner
HN
F.
L.
HUGHES
tion,
leaves
his
desk
and
the
sivth
Street
Red
808
Dhilosophy
of
paint
behind
to
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
board
his
tractor
In
the
fields
of
his
170
acres
near
Yorkville,
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
111.,
about
-50
miles
west
of
the
m
t--m-
I
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,XJw'.U
I
.
,
1
I
r
..I.
Js.
Ti
n
VTT.I
TTTTi
"
'
I
!city.
Thn
pinh
was
oreanizea
in
,
fEORGE
L.
R0RIE
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
739
1361
Overlook
Street
1935.
and
that
was
wnen
oe-
S'c
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
r
-
--
j.i
j
p
i
......
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:
:
:
,
nression
stalked
the
golden
pe
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
pavements
of
financial
row
ana
many
men
saw
in
farm
land
a
ffsner
Block
Phone
387
meal
ticket
and
a
hedge
against
further
losses.
Since
then
the
V
i
MiaJT.
.(kZJT
V,
vrvlolBa
I
f
UAT--THE
ONE
SHE'S
-r
CZ
t
WAS
RIGHX
i
GEORGE
McWHTNNEY
club
has
grown
solidly
to
a
re
PAINTING
AND
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
permanent
Wav.ig
Beauty
Culture
ln
all
Its
branches
cord
700-plus
members,
though
no
membership
or
publicity
P'APER
-
HANGING
I
P.O.
Box
1426
Bacon
St.
Phone
Green
394
drive
ever
has
been
made.
Every
first
and
third
Wednesday
of
the
month
the
city
far
oni
11V,
Street
FhOne
039
UI
"
mers
eather
around
noontime
luncheon
tables
at
the
Bismarck
I
Hotel
to
exchange
crop
and
mar
EPHEN
ERICKSON
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
TUNING
AND
REPAIRS
HANDYMAN
HOME
SERVICE
ket
ideas.
Each
meeting
feat
ures
an
e
Xpert
speaker
on
some
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
V
1M
411
West
7th
Ave
yr
'
J
r'
tr,r
r
.
.
-
-
Dhase
of
farm
operations.
Pon
tics
is
taboo,
although
the
mem
.
i.i.
ii
ii
i,.
nj
y,,Lun
mi
i
i
tj
j
rm
i
"
.iiti!
vn
bership
includes
politicians.
Building
and
Repairs
Of
all
kinds
No
wives
or
women
members
Train
Schedule
the
East
are
allowed,
but
an
annual
pic
i;r;
t
1
'.KTTTK.
Mil
I
I
Vo.V
jat,-fl?AlM
IH
'
"
XI'
I
X
r-r
..JlH
VMg4
I
I
I
K
thousand.
J
ctL&
II
.
nic
at
some
member's
place
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
i
8
p.m.
"
the
East
brings
out
entire
families.
About
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PHONES:
Green
486
Red
894
f;nn
usually
attend.
Last
year
the
event
was
held
i
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday-
at
Thomas
E.
Wilson's
country
i:45
n.rr,.
estate
in
suburban
Lake
Forest.
He
heads
a
major
meat
packin;;
concern.
The
year
before
the
ring
the
Fisheries
Industry
QUALITY
REPAIRS
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Soles
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
'ells
(P.R.)
Ltd.
group
gathered
at
the
Curtiss
rnnriv
ComDanv
show
farm
irtEe,
Labelling,
Weighing
near
Marengo,
111.
An
annual
trek
to
some
agri-
ir.
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Kin)
FdMtn
SflJim'.
IIC.
World
f.ghK
iyi.fv.-l.
Second
Ave,
Box
774
:
'80
BLUE
980