1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
November
28,
1950
Hospital
May
Require
Help
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
Victoria
Report
!
Q
j
Thomas
E.
Parkin,
northern
representative
of.
the
United
Petition
Filed,
c
;
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ci
i
j.ynu.u.c,
.m.w..
t
Fishprmpn'R
anrl
Allied
Worker'
Nesbilt
.
.
by
J.
K.
Speaking
at
a
banquet
In
Kvrl
J?
1
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
notified
the
city
council
last
night
that
It
might
be
necessary
for
it
to
seek
assistance
Petition
of
a
number
of
pro-'
Union,
makes
it
clear
that
the
perty
owners
for
a
sewer
and
new
union
being
formed
here
to
Llh
it
from
the
city
in
connection
with
the
financing
of
$119,000
capital
ney
(Australia)
Dr.
Geoffrey
f
Fisher,
Archbishop
of
Canter-
!
bury,
said
press
magnates
can-
I
not
resist
the
writing
of
scream-
I
ing
headlines
and
that
reporters!
are
not
adequately
educated.
The
I
I
road
on
Eighth
Avenue
between
cover
nsnermen
apart
irum
I
Alfred
and
Conrad
Streets
can-
shore
workers
is
a
new
local
i
not
be
acted
upon
by
the
city
rather
than
a
"union.
Both
lo-council
as
a
local
improvement
f
arLunder
tnf
aeg
!
United
Fishermen
s
and
Aided
project
since
it
was
insufficently
May
Be
Rough
and
Tumble
in
Esquimalt
Conservatives
and
Liberals
Could
Oppose
Each
Other
building
and
equipment
outlay
which
was
being
budgeted
for
next
year.
The
Dominion
and
provincial
governments
had
agreed
to
pay
$09,000
of
the
VICTORIA.-
There's
going
to
be
a
real
rough
reports
to
council
last
night
.
News
Classifieds
Make
Sales.
two,
ne
declared,
do
more
harm
than
any
other
single
thing
on
earth.
Well,
Jeff,
there
was
a
time
when
we
could
not
spell
cinnamon.
And
we'd
stou
anywhere
to
dig
into
a
murdci
mystery.
w
tobbelTtcinryWT
and
tumble
battle
foi"
Coalition
nomination
in
Esqivl-
STCdl
hospital
board'
had
discussed
malt
riding
when
it
comes
'time
for.
a
by-election
to
the
provincial
government.
The!
r
Finds
Wonderful
Relisf
from
Constipation
ways
and
means
of
raising
wh
fij,
th
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
of
Charles
T.
""
money
but,
in
the
event
of
fall-
,
J
.
:
ure,
might
have
to
come
to
the
Beard.
EA-RLY
BUIU)ER3
h'anria
tJT
ln
The
by-election
will
probably
come
in
late
Jam.-
taSS2,cSSS
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
CORTISONE
OVER-PLAYED
PEOPLE
OFTEN
write
me
about
as
follows:
Is
it
true
that
you
have
arthritis?
If
so,
have
you
had
the
cortisone
treatments?
The
answer
to
the
first
question
is
"yes."
The
answer
to
the
second
question
Is
"no."
REMAND
Mrs.
Marion
Sullivan,
50ear-old
socialite,
was
given
a
emand
when
she
ap-w
Ottawa
court
Mon-Lrged
with
murderirig
War
in
Korea,
it
is
said,
has
not
created
any
popular
songs
or
song.
It
does
not
appear
to
be
that
sort
of
war.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
chairman
of
ry,
as
e
Buviiu.-u.,
wm
"Feel
I
should
tell
fT
verybody
my
happy
I
f
-
the
finance
committee,
asked
if
the
seat
occupied
when
the
Leg
-
'
that
old
arch-Tory
of
them
all,
ne-s'
politician
,
of
the
old
islature
opens
in
February
news!
r.iiuiiK
ajj-
i
bran
regularly
has
I
the
idea
of
a
bond
issue
had
been
considered
to
which
Aid.
Ibund,
Francis
J.,
whose
It
could
well
be
that
Liberals
freed
me
from
consti
found
Saturday
in
a
split
pation,
saved
me
I
W.
A.
McLean
replied
there
and
Conservatives
could
might
be
certain
difficulties.
over
this
nomination.1
h
the
Chateau
Laurier
publicly
disowned
Mike
Finland
nstead
of
saving
his
fight
foi
and
endorsed
Liberal
Beard.
.
,,,
.
,.
the
caucus
room.
There's
no
telling
now
what
s'.
going
to
happen.
It
could
well
Everyone
now
is
saying
the
I
Poalit.ion
must
end
sooner
or
from
the
harsh
mea
sures
facine
me!"
Mr.
'
this
Is
the
of
licial
police
The
matter
was
left
oyer
for
Since
1945
Esquimalt
riding
the
attention
of
the
1951
coun-
has
been
a
sharp-pronged
fork
While
doubtless
hard
put
to
it
to
endure
the
blizzards
and
bitter
blasts,
victims
of
last
weekend
storms
in
eastern
United
States
and
Canada
showed
undoubted
fortitude,
They
could
but
think
of
the
people
along
the
coast
of
Skeena.
But
no
one
taken
after
the
charge
(CP
PHOTO)
1
1-nt.er
Rut
remember
six
months
I
have
had
arthritis
ever
since
ell.
in
the
CJoalitlon's
side.
tives
would
oppose
each
other.
If
that
happens
Premier
John-
The
capital
projects
being
considered
by
the
hospital
board
ln."liiHp
pnmnlptinn
rf
tVi
npu
I
got
ahol
up
lictti'
the
end
of
!
World
War
One.
For
ten
years
We
mu.st
go
back
a
bit
to
give
you
the
complete
picture.
The
Hart-Maitland
formula
for
co
Bias
population
nas
rm
2,250,000
In
1880
to
1.
Winger,
R.R.
No.
1
HagersvUle,
Ont.
Just
one
of
many
unsolicited
letters
from
ALL-BRAN
users.
Have
yourself
if
you
suffer
from
uunHlipaliou
lu
U
Lick
of
dietary
bulk!
Eat
an
ounce
of
crispy
KeUugg's
all-bran
daily,
drink
plenty
of
water!
If
not
completeli
satisfied
after
10
days,
just
send!
empty
carton
to
Kellogg's,
London)
Ontario.
(Jet
DOUBLE
YOUR
MONE1
back!,
"
alterwards
I
had
a
pretty
bad
nurses-
home
and
new
boiler
could
wish
to
imagine
what
th
alition
said
that
sitting
mem
ago
when
B.C.
Liberal
Association
President
II.
C.
T.
Perry
sa!1
that?
He
was-
roundly
called
down
by
those
very
people
who
have
now
climbed
on
the
Perry
bandwagon
and
say
with
him
that,
yes,
coalition
is
all
very
well
but
it
may
have
to
end
before
the
next
election.
,
dtuation
must
have
been
actu-!
time
in
and
out
of
hospital,
and
house
as
well
as
equipment
nec-
bers
snouid
have
the
first
choice
in
me
ca.u.
never
mitt
ne
mv
loot
-on
t.hp
essaiy
in
me
opening
oi
cerium
fnr
nnmlnatinn
Kn
In
194S
that.
son
and
Herb
Anscomb
will
nave
to
stay
out
of
the
fray.
They
couldn't
very
well
oppose
each
other
on
the
.public
platform.
It
might
be
a
good
idea,
after
all
Liberals
and
Conservatives
opposing
each
other
in
Esquimalt
,as
a
sort
of
test.
It
would
clear
the
air.
At
least
it
would
show
the
strongest
party
in
a
three-way
fight
and
that's
grounu
wnnout
agony.
But
for,"pw
secuuns
ui
me
iiuipilu.
i
should
have
meant
E.
V.
Fin
,
land,
a
Conservative.
But
in
Isome
sort
of
odd
hanky-panky
TEACHER'S
TROUBLES
ULORING
for
fes
and
Gentlemen-
PALMERSTON,
Ont.
Teacher
;
the
nomination
went
to
C.
T.
Shirley
D'Alton
has
a
billy-goat
Beard,
a
Liberal
and
he
got
in
her
one-room
country
school
elected.
It
was
thought
this
time
a
year
ago
that
by
now
Prince
Rupert
might
have
been
responding
to
the
doorbell
or
tap
on
the
door
to
discover
what
uic
mailman
had.
But
it
seems
the
mail
carrier
Is
still
to
be
hoped
for.
There's
nothing
new
at
the
post
office.
tlie
last
twenty
odd
years
the!
disease
has
been
pretty
well
under
control,
(touch
wood).
Haven't
missed
a
day's
work
due
to
illness
since
about
1927.
Why
have
I
not
taken
cortisone
treatments?
in
the
first
place
because
I
could
not
afford
them,
even
if
I
were
convinced
that
they
were
necessary.
here.
A
she
wnat
wants
to
know
near
few
days
ago
In
tne
1949
election
there
was
everybody
removea
a
nero.
01
cows,
ana
an
undignified
6cramble
for
the
There's
talk
of
drafting
Harry
Pooley.
He
would
be
sure
to
win'
5,
the
TAILOR
ooys
removea
a
g.oup
01
ngnung
,
coaliti0n
nomination.
Finland
pigs,
ouu
me
guau
won
t
ie
uiiv-
,
wante(j
j
but
his
leader,
Herb
!
for
the
Conservatives.
He's
an
en
away,
ne
steeps
mrougn
mosi,
j
Anscornb.
much
as
he
wanted
I
01
tne
lessons.
sm.imalt
In
thP
Tnrv
fnlri
was
Phone
649
till
st
-.
...
-
J
,
institution
in
Esquimalt.
He
sat
in
the
House
for
many
years,
was
attorney-general
in
the
Tolmie
regime;
his
father
be
the
tied
down
once
more
to
prodding
is
what
ACTH
does."
Completion
of
Prince
Rupert's
second
theatre
should
be
seen
early
in
the
New
Year,
and
It
certainly
it
not
too
early.
It
ought
to
be
a
factor
in
future
development.
Construction
adjacent
to
Hart-Maitland
formula
and
so,
of
course,
the
nomination
had
fore
him
was
Speaker
of
the
0O0
GIVEN
TIME
THE
REA8EAR-
House
and
a
power
ln
the
Tory
party.
to
go
to
Beard.
Defiantly,
Finland
ran
as
a
straight
Tory.
Anscomb
prob-
In
the
second
place
there
are
scores
of
thousands
of
rheumatic
cases
in
Canada
who
need
dra.jtlc
remedy
more
than
I
do
and
it
seems
to
me
a
good
place
to
apply
the
principle
"worst
first."
But
the
main
reason
I
have
not
tried
to
get
such
treatments
U
because
It
se?ms
to
me
that
cortisone
gland
extract
is
still
very
much
in
the
experimental
chers
will-
unravel
the
rest
of
the
Man
is
known
by
the
As
a
matter
of
fact,
It
would
be
good
to
see
Harry
Pooley
back
mystery
why
the
kidney
glands
fall
down
on
their
job.
1
ably
in
private
admired
this
or
convenient
to
McBride
Street
'
has
been
urged
since
earliest
j
days,
and
while
this
did
not
al-i
ways
follow,
the
drift
has
un-imlstakably
been
in
that
direc-'
Hon.
Meanwhile
we
in
Canada
mav
show
of
Torv
spirit
but
he
had
In
public
life.
He
has
turned
70
be
thankful
that
we
have
the
to
use
the
cbalition
whip
to
pub-
now
but
he's
vigorous
and
fresh,
speaks
his
mind
and
would
liven
up
the
Legislature
no
end,
for
Canadian
Arthritis
and
Rheum-
licly
chastise
Finland.
He
read
atism
Society
on
the
job.
Finland
out.
of
the
party.
Even
stage.
Many
of
the
best
doctors
in
the
world
are
using
cortisone.
But
there
are
still
many
things
I
Only
time
can
tell
how
much
of
a
line-up
the
Totem
Theatre
i
about
it
they
do
not
understand
0O0
ospiraliry
and
Good
Food"
THE
TOP
DOCTORS
OF
THE
Arthritis
and
Rheumatism
Foun
It
is
Our
First
Aim
iwlll
show
as
time
goes
on.
The
one
at
the
Capitol,
if
not
exactly!
a
hindrance
to
sidewalk
traffic,
Is
neverthless
in
the
very
heart
of
the
business
area,
which
is
.
also
true
of
Third
Avenue
and
!
First
Street
.although
to
a
lesser
dation
recently
called
in
the
Whisky
he
serves
COMPARE
THE
PBICE
...THE
KAVOUR...
DISCOVER
EOR
YOURSElf
THE
BEST
BUY
in
FINE
Canadian
whisky
Calvert
MOUNT
ROYAL
Line
17
fur
Orders
New
York
Times.
They
wanted
the
public
to
know
that
Cortisone
and
ACTH
gland
extracts
have
been
"overplayed"
ln
newspaper
To
Take
Out
modore
Cafe
publicity.
Here
is
the
warning
by
Dr.
degree.
But
the
coming
of
the
second
place
of
amusement,
all
the
same,
cannot
but
relieve
certain
times
daily,
an
inconvenient
situation.
Ralph
H.
Boots
and
Dr.
Charles
Ragan,
arthritic
specialists
at
Presbyterian
Hospital,
and
Dr.
JOHN
H.
ULGER
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Currier
McEwen,
dean
of
New
York
University
Medical
School:
(See
page
78,
New
York
Times,
Nov.
12,
1950.)
The
use
of
gold
salts
for
the
treatment
of
new
cases
of
arthritis
is
to
be
preferred
to
the
usa
of
cortisone
or
ACTH
...
Dr.
Cecil
said
remissions
occurred
in
79
of
new
cases
treated
with
gold
and
that
remissions
Wrap
PARCELS
carefully!
1
IOPTOMETRIST
It's
a
al.ame
to
see
Rifts
broken
in
transit
yet
it
happens
so
often
because
they
haven
t
Deen
propeny
-wi
wrapped
for
mailing.
Avoid
possible
damage
to
parcel
contents
Dy
using
a
s.rnR
-PrmeTt
documents,
pictures,
etc.
with
stiffening
boards.
Tie
securely
wth
strong
cord
or
tw.ne.
Get
Your
.
.
.
in
Bulger
Ltd.
s
:
Third
Avenue
CORRECT
POSTAGE
-MM
Send
a
POSTAL
MONEY
ORDER
instead
of
cashl
t4i
gnves
embarrassment
!
Be
sure
to
use
the
correct
amount
of
postage.
If
you
are
in
doubt,
always
have
vnur
letter
or
parcel
weighed
tnON
WAGON
rnv.lr,n
mn
ariMdentallv
break
or
xf
Cards
XStf
Mow!
k
tear
in
handling
and
money
be
lost.
henever
you
send
money
through
the
mails,
it's
safer
to
3
.
1
'
1
V
r.an
ir.it
titPITI
at
because
the
recipient
must
pay
dnublr
ths
deficient
postage.
27.il
il
especially
iinportmt
on
overseas
air
mail.
lasted
from
two
to
five
years.
While
cortisone
and
ACTH
had
produced
dramatic
effects
in
the
relief
of
symptoms
and
pain
of
arthritic
patients,
the
longest
remission
after
this
treatment
had
been
120
days."
0O0
THE
ABOVE
WARNINO
DOES
not
minimize
the
epoch
marking
discovery
of
.the
nature
of
arthritis.
The
doctors
who
got
the
Nobel-
Prize
for
the
discovery
of
COATS
!
!
Sizes
3
to
7
use
Postal
money
orders,
your
Post
Office.
5eitdion
ojf
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
recn
brown
Be
sure
ADDRESS
is
Natural
clear
.
.
.
correct
and
complete!
cortisone
certainly
deserved
U.
You
can
help
your
Post
Office
by
YOUR
Post
Office
is
your
friendly
servant.
Ask
for
help
with
your
postal
problems
at
ny
time
.
.
.
and
ask
about
the
various
services
available,
suc
h
as:
Air
Mail,
Canada
Air
Letters,
special
delivery,
regi-lration,
Rural
Directories,
insurance
of
parcel
post,
C.O.D.,
gift
parcels
for
overseas,
international
and
Iuiierial
reply
coupons,
and
the
Post
Office
Savings
Bank.
For
now,
after
thousands
of
years,
mankind
is
really
closing
STORK
SHOPPE
t-10
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
writing
dearlv
when
you
address
letters
or
parcels.
1
ull'name,
street
address.
Post
OHioe
hoi
number
or
Rural
Route
number
and
return
duress
in
top
left
hand
corner
should
always
be
included.
J
.
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i
,
O
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:f
i
Prince
Rupert
J
Phone
234
3rd
Street
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
in
on
the
Great
crippier.
We
know
now
that
arthritis
is
connected
with
some
upset
in
the
working
of
little
glands
of
top
of
the
kidneys.
The
Ameri
ke
Rupert
Florists
Its
fur
All
Occasions
,-VV5
I
Ave.
Box
518
Tel.
777
:
can
Collene
of
Surgeons
also
announced
(October
27)
that
"f
ura-cln,
derived
from
furfural,
a
byproduct
in
milling
flour
and
soybeans
.
.
,
prods
the
adrenal
glands
to
procuce
cortisone.
This
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POST
OFFICE
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next
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(Near
CFPR)
AN
"INSIDE
STORY"
'
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1923
When
mother
go
:
marriea,
sne
aireaay
j,i
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knew
how
to
enjoy
life
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,
j
with
aluminum.
She
jrffS5vy
r
J
brewed
Dad's
coffee
in
an
V
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.
rr
.
.jt
1900-It
wasn't
only
Grandma's
cooking
that
drew
the
crowds.
She
had
the
first
aluminum
saucepan
in
town!
In
many
other
Canadian
homes,
too,
this
was
the
beginning
of
a
bright,
new
era
of
better
cooking
utensils.
i
aluminum
pot..:
cooked
those
big
family
meals
11
more
easily
in
quick,
Vri
even-heating
aluminum.
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FLIGHT
PLANES
avertable
for
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Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
O
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
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INTERIOR
AND
COASTAL
POINTS
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QUEEII
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
1950-Today,
daughter's
kitchen
belongs
to
the
"aluminum
age".
She
enjoys
a
larger
selection
of
aluminum
utensils.
This
"food-friendly"
metal
also
protects
the
flavour,
quality
and
purity'
of
the
foods
she
buys.
HINTS?
to
THE
HOUSEWIFE
Whenever
you
see
aluminum
on
the
outside
of
a
food
or
a
drink,
there's
as
"inside
story"
of
cleanliness
and
purity,
Aluminum
utenaila
clean
easily.
To
remove
natural
deposit
left
by
foods
an
water,
use
a
tablespoon
of
vinegar
in
boiling
water.
MISSIONARY
PRAISES
NORTH
Miss
Monica
Storrs,
63,
Is
returning
to
hef
native
England
after
21
years
as
an
Anglican
missionary
in
northern
Brtlsh
Columbia
"the
finest
country
in
the
world.'
She
Is
shown
here
aboard
the
Cunard-Donaldson
liner
As-canla
on
the
ship's
last
sailing
from
Montreal
this
season.
Miss
Storrs
said
when
she
first
went
to
Fort
St.
John,
B.C.,
there
were
only
about
70
families
She
settled
with
a
pioneer
family
and
later
built
her
own
log
house.
Now
there
are
15,000
inhabitants.
She
is
sorry
to
leave
the
3,000-square
mile
parish,
but
feels
a
younger
person
should
carry
on
and
that
new
misslonarlies
should
be
Canadians.
(CP
PHOTO)
NCOUYEfc-VICTORIA
bday,
8
p.m.,
Chllcotin
I
Tuesday,
12
Noon
'
I
Camosun
ARM,
STEWART
AND
I
PORT
SIMPSON
,
Jay,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
NORTH
QUEEN
8ARLOTTE
ISLANDS
lulcoUn,
Dec.
1
and
15
I
9
p.m.
?R
SOUTH
QUEEN
BARLOTTE
ISLANDS
phllcotin,
Dec.
8
and
22.
I
9
p.m.
frank
j.
skinner
ince
Rupert
Agent
t
Mr
-
-
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
Killas
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
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568