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FROM
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CI1ICACO...T0
Lnuvr,
Prince
Uupctt
DaUg
JQcUijs
Xtn.
Wednesday,
May
26,
1948
TEN
MILLION
PEOPLE
ROARED
AT
THE
STAGE
SjJ
MAYDAY
MINUTES
REFRESHING
AS
YOUR
FAVORITE
DRINK
'Grass
Widow"
made
a
hit
in
the
parade.
In
fact
the
judges
alloted
the
costume
wearer
a
prize
but
W.
Griffiths,
who
was
SHIRT
for
the
COKE
SET
behind
the
dark
glasses
and
within
the
green
grass
skirt,-cal-c.ulated
he
was
a
bit
old
for
the
Straigtil
from
hundred:
competitions
and
turned
the
award
back.
f
hilarious
wceVt
on
(lie
siaga
eumn
tlie
most
bctuved
romantic
comely
Broadway
(
Robert
Irvine,
J.
O.
Bateman,
and
E.
D.
Anderson
were
a
geraf-
a
i.
help
in
assisting
the
sports
com
ADVANCED
CANCER
FIGHT
Advances
that
are
being
made
in
the
campaign
against
cancer
along
educational,
research
and
therapic
lines
were
reviewed
at
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
Monday
evening
by
Dr.
John
Ganshorn,
Vancouver
cancer
specialist,
and
Rex.
C.
Bell,
executive
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
for
British
Columbia.
Particularly
gratifying,
said
Dr.
Ganshorn,
was
the
growing
realization
of
the
importance
of
early
diagnosis
and
treatment
of
cancer.
As
a
result,
an
ever-inci
easing
number
of
cures
was
being
achieved
through
x-ray,
radium
and
surgical
treatment.
Hope
was
expressed
that
new
treatments
might
be
opened
up
through
development
in
the
field
of
atomic
research
anl
radiacti-vity.
Optimistic
mention
was
made
by
Dr.
Ganshorn
of
a
new
radiotherapy
treatment
for
cancer
now
under
study
by
Dr.
Ivan
C.
Tchaperoff,
radiologist
at
6t.
Joseph's
Hospital,
Victoria.
.
'
The
importance
of
being
on
guard
against
the
wiles
of
quacks,
such
as
John
Braund
of
Australia,
who
could
cause
loss
of
vital
time
through
deferment
:
..,
-
--?
f
-aiia-
-
.
r
eve
knew.
Now
tlie
Rage
(
llit
Slage
is
a
Smash
it
on
the
Screen!
mittee
run
off
the
boys'
and
girls
races.
There
were
other
volunteers
too
Including
several
of
the
fair
sex
who
helped
with
refresh
iV
ments.
V
rt-
Retiring
Queen
Alice
Nickerson
Paramount
Presents
charmingly
discharged
her
"royal"
duties
although
she
still
HER
HE-MAN
"HUSBAND"
IS
A
SHE
Vida
Lorene
Danner
(leftt
and
her
"husband,"
who
looks
like
a
big
strapping
hunk
of
a
man,
are
shown
together
after
they
were
taken
into
custody
by
Fresno,
Calif.,
police
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy
following
discovery
that
the
couple
who
lived
together
for
the
past
more
than
four
years
are
both
girls.
The
"husbiwid,"
who
worked
as
a
cook
in
a
local
restaurant,
was
known
as
Carl
Devine.
The
Carl
should
have
been
Cora.
Vida
worked
in
a
tavern
as
Mrs.
Carl
Devine.
WlLUMlJlOLDEN'l
requires
the
assistance
of
crutches
when
walking.
Joan
Caulfiew
r
I
I
Benny
Windle
and
Louie
Van
Pykstra
clowned
their
way
right
into
the
hearts
of
the
kiddies
with
their
mad
capers.
The
two
clowns
were
in
practically
every
race
and,
although
they
permitted
themselves
a
good
head
start,
they
gathered
nothing
better
than
consolation
prbSs
what
City
Council
Did
.
.
Learned
that
the
finance
agreement
will
be
filled
in
when
9
the
results
of
the
Vancouver
of
legitimate
treatment,
was
'
W.).'.M:I:M'.'J
settlement
reach
the
city.
stressed
by
Dr.
Ganshorn.
There
committee
Is
continuing
Its'
study
of
the
possibility
of
financing
the
installation
of
a
new
$250,000
telephone
system
and
was
still
to
be
kept
up
in
the
Weit
till
the
genj
jets
en
eyeful
of
shese'Doukle
Deter
Skirts.
They're
plenty
solid
.
.
,
made
of
Pacific
Mills
cotton
twill
end
printed
ill
over
with
ejen-u-ine
Coca-Cola
bottles
end
ceps
in
natural
color;
jiving
like
jitterbugs.
Senforizcd-irirunk,
ft
it
color
in
blue,
maize
end
ten.
Be
first
with
this
refreshing
tpcrt
shirt
For
Teen-Age
Boys
and
Girls
8-18
$2.98
etch
A
unique
feature
of
the
King
Edward
School
car
was
a
mechanical
merry-go-round
sign
designed
by
Joe
Goscoe.
campaign
against
cancer
the
fight
against
fear,
Ignorance
.
.
.
Received
a
petition
signed
by
a
number
of
residents
of
Piggott
Avenufc
urging
construction
nf
a
cinripr
siripunlk
alnnu
will
report
as
soon
as
a
definite
conclusion
is
reached.
...
On
recommendation
of
the
and
superstition.
'Cancer,"
declared
Dr.
Ganshorn,
"is
a
treacherous
hting.
Piggott
to
Sixth
Avenue
East
'der
boys
and
girls
seemed
and
removal
of
dangerous
rock
i
reluctant
to
display
their
speeds
finance
committee,
approved
the
Roy
Rogers
in
"HEMiOKAIIO"
along
the
streets.
The
petition
and,
as
a
consequence,
five
relay
races
were
cancelled
due
to
the
!
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course!
j
Usually
'it
starts
wits
some
little
thing
which
is
seldom
painful.
Always
be
watchful
of
and
seek
early
treatment
of
sores
that
do
was
referred
to
the
board
of
appointment
of
R.
W.
Long
as
Acting
City
Clerk
in
the
absence
of
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
who
is
leaving
tomorrow
night
for
a
works.
lack
of
sufficient
teams.
The
prizes
were
turned
over
to
the
schools
so
that
contests
may
be
held
at"
a
later
date.
not
heal
up,
particularly
around
.
Moved
to
advise
Kaien
Island
ADVERTISE
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
UKT
REStJ
Stages
Ltd.
that
it
has
no
juris
diction
over
a
former
army
building
situated
on
the
traffic
portion
of
Ninth
Street
which
the
stage
company
seeks
to
use
for
a
garage
and
workshop.
CICAN
VP
PAINT
UP
During
the
latter
hours
of
the
dance
Mel
Skallnierud,
a
member
of
Sammy
McCaig's
orchestra,
had
a
shocking
experience
when
he
put
a
hand
on
the
metal
microphone
while
holding
his
attention
was
first
drawn
to
the
"Mrs.
Backhouse
daffodil
through
navtag
seen
that
they
took
first
prize
in
a
London
Horticultural
Society
show.
He
has
four
bulbs,
each
with
eight
blooms.
Mr.
Fuller
has
also
raised
successfully
the
Beershaba
type
of
trip
to
Trail
and
Nelson.
.
.
.
Approved
the
following
sales
of
city-owned
property
as
reported
by
the
finance
committee:
Lot
24,
block
37,
section
5,
(Ninth
Avenue
West)
to
William
A.
Pilfold
sr.
for
$325.
East
half
of
Lot
27,
block
9,
section
5
(Sixth
Avenue
West),
to
Roy
Boychuk
for
$200.
Lots
9
and
10,
block
22,
section
1
(Corner
Fifth
Street
and
Your
City
RARE
DAFFS
GROWN
HERE
"
F.
J.
Fuller,
First
Avenue,
has
Succeeded
in
growing
to
beautiful
blossom
the
"Mrs.
Backhouse"
daiiocil,
which
is
new
and
rare
in
these
parts.
Two
of
the
delicate
blooms,
with
light
tongue,
mouth
and
Hp,
painless
lumps
and
irregular
bleeding,
Increase
In
size
or
change
in
color
of
warts,
moles
and
birthmarks,
persistent
indigestion,
difficulty
in
swallowing.
The
percentage
of
cures
is
steadily
increasing
with
early
treatment."
'
Mr.
Bell
spoke
of
the
organization
now
engaged
In
the
fight
against
cancer
and
what,
through
a
steady
building
up
of
funds,
was
being
accomplished
by
the
Canadian
Cancer
Society
ir.
the
way
of
public
education,
.
.
.
Gave
leave
of
absence
for
tlie
month
of
June
to
Aldermen
Brooksbank
and
Casey.
Both
will
be
out
of
the
city
for
tlie
month.
daffodil,
also
not
often
seen
her.',
eight
blooms
issuing
from
one
SEE
US
FOR
YOUR!
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
electric
guitar
in
the
other.
KUCHING,
Sarawak
Jj
The
government
is
constructing
a
fleet
of
floating
dressing
stations
to
provide
hospltaL
services
In
this
virtually
roadless,
heavily
jungled
country.
Rivers
offer
bulb.
These
open
in
a
cream
Second
Avenue)
to
.David
G.
shade
and
later
turn
white.
1
(OMeea
tuM
Weather
at
Prince
Rupert
on
pink
trumpets
and
white
petals,
he
brought
into
the
Dally
News
office
yesterday.
Mr.
Fuller's
Stenstrom
for
$2,850.
Sunday
was
perfection
Itself.
Monday,
May
24,
a
shade
spotty
the
National
Cancer
Society,
In
research,
and
hospitals,
clinics
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTRIC
Pair
of
Terrace
Trucks
Stolen
.
.
Approved
a
board
of
works
ibut
eniovable.
This
morning
i
the
only
means
of
travel
In
the
BOX
and
foundations
in
the
work
of
313
THIRD
AVI.M
K
WKST
PHONE
641
if
t
I,
i
it
it"
'
I
treatment.
These
were
the
na
report
that
the
City
Engineer
;
brought
the
trickle
of
rain.
interior.
has
been
authorized
to
repair
.
tional
organizations.
In
British
Columbia
there
were
the
British
Columbia
Cancer
Foundation
and
the
British
Columbia
Cancer
Institute.
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star.
Rehekahs
nnri
Tlaiiffh-
the
intake
on
the
waterline
from
Shawatlans
Lake
to
the
old
pumping
station
which
is
being
repaired'
for
stand-by
use.
Two
Ways
to
TERRACE
Late
Sunday
night
two
trucks
were
stolen
here
one
belonging
to
Little,
Haugland
&
Kerr,
the
other
to
David
Graf.
One
was
found
near
Dorreen.
The
other
is
still
missing.
Police,
who
are
investigating,
believe
the
trucks
headed
east
from
here
and
are
expecting
to
catch
up
with
the
second
one
before
long.-
ters
of
the
Empire
were
assist-!
Adopted
a
board
of
works
ing
invaluably
in
auxiliary
work
recommendation
that
two
city
n
ucua,
a
"4-ton
uocige
ana
a
&-
GOOD
Bean
Eating!
5
such
as
the
making
of
dressing
and
the
raising
of
funds
to
assist
needy
patients
in
obtaining
treatment.
An
accomplishment
of
the
past
year
had
been
the
opening
up
of
the
fine
new
$50,000
cancer
clinic
at
Vancouver.
ton
Ford
be
traded
in
for
a
new
3-ton
Ford
truck.
The
additional
balance
payable
by
the
city
would
be
$1,677.
....
Gave
first
reading
to
a
bylaw
permitting
the
amend
ThcPopular
c
c
smt
ment
of
the
Trade
License
by
During
a
dicussion
period
ill
which
preceded
the
close
of
law
to
Provlde
that
busses
trav-Monday
night's
meeting,
Di!elllng
exclusively
on
inter-
VC'
f
RUPLK1
Sails
For
spa
'f&
Ganshorn
conceded
that
there
routes
oe
cnargea
ju
appeared
to
be
more
incidence
-for
every
&ix
monlns
Period,
in-of
cancer
now
than
previously
stead
of
$40
as
formerly.
The
but
he
accounted
for
this
in
the
i
reductlon
was
requested
by
the
fact
that
DeoDle
were
llvlnr
t.r
1
"censing
committee
because
it
a
greater
average
age
now
than
before
and
also
to
the
fact
that
was
felt
that
such
busses
do
not
use
city
streets
as
much
as
busses
travelling
wholly
within
the
city.
.
.
.
Moved
acknowledgement
of
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
PJM.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
F"r
information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Tloiet
OMUtt
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Re-decorate
over
wallpaper
with
fust
on
coat
that's
ell.
B-H
f
reiconette
One
Coat
Velvet
finish
dries
quickly,
covers
perfectly.
Lovely
colors,
eaiy
end
simple
trifaaply.
One
quart
covers
about
ISO
,
"
i"uan
feet.
See
our
color
card
of
this
Ant
fi
product.
STYipdp..
the
gift
of
a
patchwork
quilt
donated
for
the
Pioneer
Home
by
the
Lutheran
Daughters
of
the
Reformation.
i
...
In
reply
to
a
query
by
Aid
nn
l
fiui
n
1
n
ma..
VaUftW.-1l
-W
IWIsflJJII
I
L
HIIaH
1
L.
erman
Casey,
City
Clerk
Thain
reported
that
in
its
efforts
to
there
was
more
and
earlier
diagnosis
today.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser,
president
of
the
local
cancer
society,
presided
over
Monday
night's
meeting.
Mining
Corporation
Executive
on.Visit
ALICE
ARM
Executive
of
the
Mining
Corporation
of
Canada,
J.
H.
Paterson
of
Toronto
arrived
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
aboard
the
Cardena
to
pay
a
visit
of
inspection
to
the
Torbrit
mining
property
where
mill
construction
is
now
under
way
by
the
Northwest
Construction
Co.
Mining
Corporation
controls
Torbrit
which
is
now
the
largest
new
mining
development
on
the
north
coast
of
British
Columbia.
w
.
.
...
dispose
of
the
former
Seal
Cove
School,
the
city
must
get
permission
of
the
provincial
government
since
the
crown
grant
for
the
site
restricted
it
to
school
purposes
only.
However,
Mr.
Thain
felt
that
it
might
be
possible
to
obtain
authority
from
the
government
to
dispose
of
the
building.
Hollywood
Cafe
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
NEWEST
AND
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
RESTAURANT
OPEN
FROM
3:30
P.M.
TO
3:30
A.M.
Special
Dinner
Every
Sunday,
S
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
CHINESE
DISHES
A
SPECIALTY
you
can
suit
every
taste
with
these
two
popular,
Now
delicious
varieties
of
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
Beans!
There's
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
Beans
with
Tomato
Sauce.
Plump,
tender
beans,
cooked
as
only
Van
Camp's
know
how
with
the
finest
Canadian
pork,
and
a
delicious,
spicy
tomato
sauce
A
favorite
everywhere!
For
another
adventure
in
real
bean
eating,
try
Van
Camp's
New
England
Style
Beans
with
Pork;
You'll
find
the
same,
juicy
Van
Camp's
quality
beans:
The
same
generous
morsels
of
sweet
Canadian
pork.
But
a
wonderful,
distinctive
sauce
that's
all
its
own
a
rich,
appetizing
blend
of
real
molasses
and
tomato
sauce.
You'll
surely
enjoy
both
styles
of
Van
Camp's
Pork
and
Beans.
So
make
aiote
to
get
several
tins
of
each
the
next
time
you
shop.
.
.
.
Heard
Alderman
Casey
casti
SKIS
OF
AUSSIE
WOOD
CANBERRA
Recent
tests
gate
Alderman
Brooksbank
for
CHOW
CHOP
For
Outside
Orders
SUEY
Phone
133
MEIN
"misinforming
the
council
in
the
matter
of
the
liquor
Interdiction
of
residents
of
the
Pioneer
Home.
have
shown
that
some
Australian
!
timber
is
suitable
for
skis.
Such
!
species
of
wood
as
mountain
ash,
I
According
to
Alderman
Casey,
i
brown
stringy-bark
and
black
wood
are
comparable
to
hickory
I"'
,
Z
ui.i
Ettf.n'
of
the
Pioneer
Home
committee,
in
in
riensitv
density,
to-h-
toughness
Ormcs
Drugs
and
hardness.
City
Merchants
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS
12
NOON
TO
2
P.M.,
7
P.M.
f
O
9
P.M.
V
had
informed
council
that
the
interdiction
imposed
last
winter,
could
not
be
lifted
for
six
months.
Alderman
Casey
said
that
he
had
learned
otherwise,
that
it
ccild
be
lifted
at
the
discretion
of
the
police
magistrate.
'
City
Clerk
Thain,-
who
was
charged
with
having
the
interdiction
lifted,
said
that
he
would
see
to
it
immediately.
.
.
.
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for
further
information
the
city's
agreement
with
the
Civic
Employees
Union
which
is
based
on
settlement
leached
In
Vancouver.
Details
of
the
City
merchants
are
asked
in
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
Jcjuyuatlon.
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ONLY
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FINEST
INGRE
Emergency
bicycle
delivery
from
7
p.m.
till
9
p.m.
and
Sunday
Daily
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.tlll
6
p.m.
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