Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
23,
1950
led
m
FALL
and
WHITER
UNDERWEAR
rr
As
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It
VkM
Afvii;
M
i
mas?
Surely
because
the
dip-:
loma
is
a
PARTIAL
assurance
:
that
the
person
in
question
will
make
a
fit
healer.
Yet
every-1
body
knows
of
a
few
doctors
who
hold
diplomas
who
are
far
from
competent.
j
The
compulsion
to
get
a
dip-i
loma
may
keep
many
duds
out
i
of
the
medical
profession.
But
i
half
a
dozen
diplomas
cannot'
make
a
good
doctor
of
a
dud.'
If
a
"natural"
turns
up
without
a
diploma,
why
not
get
him,
one?
I
would
like
to
see
some
com-
monsense
university
make
it
possible
for
Dr.
Canuck
to
get
his
diploma
in
less
time
than!
do
those
who
start
from
scratch-1
After
all,
you
have
to
admit!
that
he
learned
his
doctorjnz
.
for
Men
Stonfield's
Harvey
Woods
Watson's
Turnbull's
Cee
Tee
v',
.
ri
;,v.
i
Combinations,
Shirts
and
Drawers,
Jockey
Longs
and
Shorts
.
.
.
Tops
to
match.
By
ELMORE
PH1LPOTT
CASE
OF
DR.
CANUCK
CONSIDER
the
strange
case
of
the
young
doctor
who
for
five
years
successfully
practiced'
medicine
without
a
licence.
His
name
doesn't
matte)'.
But
as
he
lived
in
Canada
before
he
joined
the
Army
Medical
Corps
let's
call
him
Doctor
Canuck.
i
They
sent
Dr.
Canuck
to
Jail
f
for
a
year
not"
lone
aeo.
They
found
out
that
he
had
no
medi-!
cal
school
diploma
in
fact
had
.
"A
aV
'
f
1
If
f
IFraser
and
Payne
I
Was
Nearly
Crazy
I
With
Fiery
Itch-
Until
I
dltcovwed
Dr.
D.
D.
Dennit
'
amazingly
fat
relief
D.
D.
D.
Pratcnption.
World
popular,
this
pura,
cooling,
liquid
mdluatioa
peedi
paaca
and
comfort
from
cruel
Itching
caud
by
ectma,
pimple,
rashei,
athlcta'a
foot
and
other
Itch
trouble.
Trial
bottle,
36
First
application
check
awn
tha
moat
intent
kch
or
money
back.
Aak
drugttUt
for
D.
D
U,
rraacriiiUw
lordiatxy
tn
traU
never
been
graduated
even
by!
Al
lne
en(
of
the
intra
sum-a
high
school.
But
somewhere
ur
mer
sojourn,
the
Sskimo
asked
WHERE
TOYS
ARE
MADE
Dubbed
by
the
BriUh
press
"nine
women
in
a
hurry,"
this
group
of
Canadian
newspaper
women
are
touring
Englani
as
guests
of
the
Pollar-Sterllng
Board.
Their
tour
includes
visits
to
many
industries
and
press
conferences
with
leading
British
economic
officials.
Here
the
group
visit
the
Lines
Company
toy
factory,
largest
in
the
world.
Left
to
right
re:
Pearl
L'Aml
of
The
Winnipeg
Free
Press;
Pat
Wa'lace
of
The
Vancouver
Province;
Kay
Rex
of
The
Canadian
Press,
Ottawa;
Joan
Marshall
of
CBC,
Moncton;
Mrs.
Byrne
Hope
Sanders,
editor
of
Chatelaine
Magazine
and
leader
of
the
group;
Mn.
Reta
Myers
of
Vancouver,
president
of
ithp
anuuian
women
s
fress
CluD;
Telegram
and
Armande
Mar$
of
Montreal
La
Patrle.
Demonstrating
the
toy
dog
is
Grahum
Lines.
and
Boys
r
a
t
t
Kure
wool
i;
Fine
Wool
Mixtures
Wool
and
Cotton
..
'And
all-Cotton
..
..
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INSURANCE
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STAGES
LTD
Margaret
Altken
of
the
Toronto
forget
that
it
was
the
vision
cf
men
like
the
founders
of
the
C.V
that
made
our
countries
great.
We
should
remember,
too,
that
such
dreams
erow
to
fulfilmiit
because
they
were
conceived
In
the
healthy
climate
of
a
nation
that
subscribed
to
the
free
polit
teal
doctrines
of
democracy
Call
!
this
sort
of
progressive
thinkin
action
and
accomplishment
whet
I
you
will,
it
has
mads
your
coun-
j
try
and
mine
the
envy
of
the
world.
Men
and
women
of
our
generation
who
have
inherited
the
great
fruits
of
these
accomplishments
must
not
fail
always
cherish
and
to
defend
this
way
lite
this
way
of
life
that
gives
us
not
only
the
right
to
dream
but
the
opportunity
to
make
your
dreams
come
true.
"They
say
the
first
hundred
years
are
the
hardest..
If
that
true,
we're
over
th.?
humy.
But,
the
world
being
what
it
is.
Get
Your
;
.
.
Cards
,f
y.'ttfi
f'P'-
Jit
we
cannot
be
too
sure
cf
tomor-
honored
recently
when
200
row.
Jet
alpne
the
next
hundred
friands
gathered
at
Prince
Rob-ears.
I
am
confident
'of
thu.;ert
House
for
a
"ban
voyage'
-
Si
however:
If
we,
on
both
sides
of
.party.
During
the
evening
a
the
border,
wxrk
together
In
the
toast
was
made
to
the
honor
future
as
we
have
In
the
past,
j
guests
by
Prof.
Gulseppl
Caraci
we'll
lick
whatever
troubles
may''1'
Rome,
who
was
in
the
city
come,
lust
as
we've
lick-id
tnp!:i
fallowing
a
tour
of
Canada
ano
(CP
PHOTO)
Guelpas
Making
Visit
To
Italy
After
living
in
this
province
for
38
years,
14
years
in
Prince
Supert
and
ne
uing
years
ln
Victoria,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guelpa
are
returning
to
their
European
homeland
-to
visit
relatives.
Enroute
they
will
stop
at
Vancouver,
White
Rock
and
New
York
where
they
will
board
the
ss.
Saturnia,
to
visit
friends
ai;U
relatives
During
the
Christmas
season
this
year,
brothers,
sisters
and
relatives
of
the
couple
will,
'm
the
first
time
in
45
years,
be
reunited
In
the
family
horr.
near
the
northern
Italian
city
of
Turin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guelpa
were
the
United
States.
A
s'ranv:.
trunk
and
club
bas
were
pre-f
snted
to
them
frem
the
as-;enibled
guosls.
Among
those
who
have
entertained
in
honor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Ouelpa
tn
the
last
few
weeks
are
Mr.
and
Mrs
A
PeGiralomo,
Mr
and
Mrs.
G.
Parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs
O.
Qnelua.
Jr..
Mesdames
M
P?r-
ulet.
A.
Charleton.
and
member!-
of
the
Victoria
Chapter
No.
2S
Women
of
the
Moose,
of
which
ber
for
24
years,
and
Mr.
ard
Mrs.
M.
Dilorio
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Guelpa
ar
ex-nected
to
return
to
their
Fern-wood
home
in
two
years.
The
fhe
department
was
called
to
the
o'd
Canadian
Legio:"
miilriing
this
morning
at
11
o'clock
when
smoke
from
the
furnace
caused
a
scare.
The
furnace,
which
had
not
been
lit
for
a
long
time,
was
used
to
burn
some
pr.per
and
filled
the
build-
j
Ing
with
smoke.
.
.-.
.
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TO
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to
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and
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diogai'T"'
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a-irty
was
"
Thursday
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4
large
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.intan?es
gath-
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evening
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mil
sic
of
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present
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and
Effl-,ce
Also
agents
for
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lta.,
:i,
Acetylene
and
all
califs.
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cartage
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and
Park
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3rd
Street
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
the
hard
way
but
watching
and
doing
rather
than
by
reading.
oOo
REMINDS
ME
of
a
tale
I
heard
in
the
Far
North,
In
the
early
days
of
a
famous
gold
camp
city
a
dentist
used
to
fly
in
each
year
via
Edmonton.
He
hired
and
trained
an
Eskimo
assistant.
him
what
he
would
take
to
sell
out
his
equipment.
"It
took
me
years-
at
college:
to
learn
this
profession,"
said
the
astounded
dentist.
"Maybe
you
slow,"
replied
the
Eskimo,
who
Incidentally
borrowed
$4000
cash
from
the
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
bought
the
outfit,
and,
according
to
northern
legend,
practiced
with
satisfaction
to
all
concerned.
w
0
Mill
I
'S
fhii
odvertisement
ii
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
by
the
Government
Of
British
Columbia.
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
3o3
.
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S
CURRIE
ilMITKD
I'.uilileiS
&
Conlracton
Luxury
Steamer
PRIIICE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Eoch
Thursdoy
at
11:13
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
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Heservauons
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or
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OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
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other
Dr.
Canuck
had
acquired
the
"knowhow"
to
do
the
oral-;
nary
things
that
doctors
do.
He
had
delivered
hundreds
of
babies.
He
had
performed
difficult
operations.
Some
of
his
successes
read
like
a
book.
The
nurses,
who
get
the
best
chance
to
assess
a
doctor's
true
efficiency,
said
he
was
top-notch:
"He
was
a
very
good
doctor
and
a
nice
person."
says
Miss
Miriam
Watnick,
superintend-1
ent
of
the
Brooklyn
Women's'
Hospital-
oOo
FAR
BE
IT
from
me
to
excuse
Dr.
Canuck's
deception
especially
when
he
married
a
doctor's
daughter.
But
this
piece
is
about
an
old
text,
as
stated
by
one
of
Dickens'
famous
characters:
"The
law
is
a
'hass.'"
The
law
is
certainly
an
ass
when
the
law
sends
a
good
doctor
to
Jail.
There
are
many
parts
of
the
U.S.A.
not
to
mention
Canada
where
the
people
can't
get
a
doctor
for
love
nor
money.
If
the
undlplomatized
doctor
haii
to
be
punished
why
not
sen
.
terrpe
him
to
serve
in
one
of
1
those
communities
on
the
north-
erri
frontiers
of
Canadian
settlement
where
they
had
petl
tioned
for
months,
without
success,
for
the
services
of
a
doctor?
oOo
WHY
DO
WE
pass
laws
Insisting
that
doctors
get
dlplo-
'
You
;r
Can't
Beat
our
PRE-WINTER
BARGAINS
in
MEN'S
ond
BOYS'
WEAR
MEN'S
SUITS
All
Styles
37.50
$45
TROUSERS
Finest
Tailoring
'
and
Bty'les
94-25.
to
$12
iliiSil
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Chilcotln
Tuesdny,
1:30
p.m.
Camosun
M.ICE
ARM.
STEWART
ANI
TORT
SIMFSON
t
Sunday.
Cainor.un,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin,
Oct.
27
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANOS
ss.
Chilcotln,
Nov.
3
and
17
'
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agwit
Third
Avnu
Phone
868
before.'1
jntle
old
wood-bui'iipr
"The
Governor
Smith,"
puffed
Into
station
at
Bt.
Albans
to
open
tha
ceremonies
here-
The
mayor
proclaimed
a
half
holiday
to
ob-
r?rve
the
centennial
Alonnsifie
th
nmsnum
uire.
old
N'-
40.
puffed
No.
601,
the
largest
typa
steam
locomotive
ownfid
by
the
C.V.R,
and
at
a
christening
rem-
j
mony
this
rmdc'n
lrv-n"-p
ns
riamerl
the
"Cit
of
Kt.
Albans"
by
Mayor
Ben
Fisher.
Head
table
guests
includfl
Mayor
Camillien
Hondu
of
Montreal;
Pro-Mayor
Eugene
Las-nler
or
St.
Jchns.
Quebec;
M"
Gordon;
Vioe-nresidents
S.
v.
Dingle,
Alistair
Frasr
ar1
T
H.
Cooper,
Montreal;
Leo
F.
Will-son,
.chnlrman,
centennial
re
mittee;
R.
W.
Rady,
toast.mii-ter;
Harold
Pelkey,
president-Howard
Avmftx-in'?.
Secretar
of
State
for
Vermont,
and
Km.
Pnlamln
W.
Fisher,
Mayor
of
St.
Albans,
.
COMMITTED
:
FOR
.
TRIAL
Peter
Balanyk,
the
man
arrested
following
the
incident
from
a
broken
pane
in
the
door
Of
Bud's
Cigar
Store
caused
the
September
18.
when
flying
glass
lass
of
one
eye
to
Mrs.
Christina
Smith,
was
committed
for
trial
in
magistrate
court
on
a
charge
of
criminal
negligence
causiii'j
grievous
bodily
harm.
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Railway
Is
100
Years
Old
ST
ALBAN'S,"
Vermont
"In
commemorating
th.9
event,
we
are
not
merely
paying
tribute
to
an
individual
railway
which
has
served
this
state
well
but
we
are
also
remembering
the'
faith
and
the
courage
of
John
8mlth
and
Lawrence
Brainord
and
others
like
them
who
saw
a
vision
and
lived
to
make
It
come
to
true."
said
Donald
Oordon,
president
of
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
was
guest
speaker
at
the
civic
luncheon
here
in
connection
with
the
100th
anniversary
of
the
Central
Vermont
rtailway.
is
Led
by
these
two
men,
Vermont
wanted
a
Great
Lakes
to
Boston
route,
a
route
from
New
fork
and
New
England
to
Can-
Ida
and
thfi
development
of
a
!
rans-continental
railway.
Trmy
i
ot
the
first
two
thepiselves,
unt
he
third
came
to
pass
when
the
Central
Vermont
became
part
of
I
th&oveatera
wocld's
largest
raUj
road
system
tli,
Canadian
Na-
tlonal.
'
"Bven
though
railways
are
now
i
a
commonplace
we
should
not
'
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4:30
Magic
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4:45-YounK
Man
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:55
CBC
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5:00
Music
for
Strlnus
5:15-Music
and
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5:30-Recital
rVOOSupner
Serenade
8:15
Martial
Airs
6:
30
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Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Rockln'
Rhythm"
7:00-
CBC
Kews
7:15
CPC
News
Roundup'
7:30
Sonrjs
for
EaHv.
Evening
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Victoria
Vignettes
ft
-00
Sons
of-the
Wet-t-iV-
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8:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
0:00
Summer
Fallow
0:30
Continental
Varieties
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
-Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Robert
Annbruster
Orch.
1
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Weather
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Forecast
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CBC
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8:10
Here's
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8:15
V;rnlng
Song
8:30-Muslc
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Moderns
8:45
Little
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n-00
BBO
News
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Commen-ta'y.
9:15
Mornlne
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0:30
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10:00
Morning
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1:30
"Melody
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0:45-Musical
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11:33
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45
Scandinavian
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1:00
-Mid-Day
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3:15
CBC
Newi
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,
12:30
BO.
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proadcast
12:55
Rec
Int.
1:00
The
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Hour
1:30
Musical
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1:45
Comtv.
Allteon
Grant
2:00
B.C.
School
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2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Folk
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by
Irene
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3:00
The
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3:15
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