Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
October
23,
1950
RAY
7HT!
EDMOND
GWENN
EL
Bug
Picture
Coming
Here
The
theatrical
version
of
th?
film
Judged
by
the
Biological
Photographers
Association
of
America
to
be
the
best
biological
film
of
the
year
has
been
in
:
It's
a
Wallace
Sale
..
.
1
:
of
DRAPERY
and
CURTAINING
I
39c
-
49c
-
99c
-
$1.49
"WOMAN
OF
DISTINCTION
3
m
Tonight
and
Tuesday
7
p.m.
-
9:05
IX.
m
a
Yards
and
Yards
of
Wantable
Attractive
Drapery
and
Curtaining
DEPT.
STORE
Luiga
Silva
WALLACE'S
Kay
Reflects
and
R
minhc
WORLD
FAMOUS
CELLli
Maxim
Schapiro
EMINENT
RC33IAH
tim,
1
i
lit
;.a
f
n
A
local
visitor
in
Vancouver
recently
met
J
H.
Pillsbury
who
nas
been
living
in
Vancouver
since
he
left
here
to
become
a
member
of
the
Compensation
Board.
Mr.
Pillsbury
said
he
wished
to
be
remembered
to
all
old
friends
in
the
north.
He
is
a
weu
Known
civu
engineer,
ana
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
befot'
the
townsite
was
cleared.
CIVIC
CENTRE,
THURSDAY,
OCT0BEI
-
8:30
P.M
-
TICKETS
AT
ORMES
AND
CIVIC
CENTRE
Reserved
$2.00
and
$1.50
General
Admto
Students
50c.
(Tax
included)
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LOST
HUNTERS
These
are
three
of
the
party
of
five
hunters
who
disappeared
October
11
while
flying
to
Edmonton
in
a
small
plane.
Th
y
'
took
off
from
GVande
Prairie
250
miles
northwest
of
Edmonton.
R
C.A.F.
planes
have
been
searching
since
without
avail
and
are
continuing
today.
Left
to
right
ar:
James
Malcahy,
31.
ana
Joseph
Dory,
42,
both
of
Edmonton,
and
Karry
Morton,
40,
of
Vancouver.
No
shown
are
Stewart
Reid,
30,
ofEdmonton
and
pilot
Hairy
Pennington,
33,
of
Vancouver.
Th!
i
photo
was
taken
after
a
hunting
trip
last
year.
'
(CP
PHOTO)
,
'
A
wedding
in
Rome
last
week
BacK
ln
service
alter
annual
startled
Europe
and
made
shout-
overhaul
during
which
an
cx-ing
headlines.
The
groom
de-
'tensive
fire
prctewion
system
elined
to
say
"yes
"
A
few
mo-
was
installed
in
compliance
with
ments
of
deathly
silence
follow-
new
federal
regulations.
Union
ed.
Then
he
quietly
withdrew,
steamer
Camosun,
Capt.
John
went
heme
where
he
changed
arrived
in
port
at
3
o'clock
his
clothing
aftd
had
breakfast,
yesterday
afternoon
from
Van-Some
wish
to
hang
him.
Others
uver,
taking
over
the
Prince
praise
him.
He
said
he
had
had
Rupert-Alice
Arm-Stewart
route
an
unholy
time
trying
to
make
m
Plac
the
steamer
Coqmt-up
his
mind
until
the
supreme
lam
which
has
now
been
with-moment
when
the
conviction
u'an
r
a
similar
overhaul,
ttiat
"he
had
no
wish
to
be
tied
The
Camosun
will
be
remaining;
to
a
girl
for
the
rest
of
his
life"
indefinitely
on
this
route
frori
triumphed.
A
woeful
coward,
w
on
as
the
Coquitlam,
whc.i
perhaps.
Yet,
he
was
not
with-
she
comes
back
into
service
is
out
moral
courage!
Let's
say
he
expected
to
go
on
the
Vancouver-had
nerve
and
tell
the
hangman
Ccean
Falls-Bella
Coola
run
as
to
stay
away.
I
rei
ef
for
tne
steamer
CataU
-
J
and
may
then
be
transferred
to
.
.
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run
,
Now
and
then,
details
of
an
which
ti?
Chilc-tln
is
now
old
crime
go
on
the
air.
It
was
relieving.
The
Camosun
sailed
this
way
Thursday
night.
Usual-
on
schedule
at
11
p.m.
for
the
ly
we're
interested.
Murder
at-
north
and
is
due
back
here
ti-tracts.
Forty
years
ago
the
world
morrow
morning
to
sail
-scuta
followed
the
Crlppen
case.
Even
at
1:30
p.m.
'
In
Prince
Rupert,
new
and
fart
';
away,
every
development
arous-
union
steamer
ChUcotln,
Capt.
ed
deep
attention.
k
.
e.
McLean,
returned
to
port
at
-
v.
o'clock
yesterdav
afternoon
In
London
town,
mild-man-
from
south
Queen
Charlotte
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slew
his
wife,
Belle
Elmore,
burying
her
in
the'
Blind
Helped-
;
Sundayi
Concert
Is
Appreciated
Prince
Rupert
Artists
and
Large
Audience
Turn
Out
For
Good
Cause
Some
of
the
pick
of
Prince
Rupert's
concert
talent,
including
the
major
musical
group
organizations
of
the
city,
took
to
the
stage,
while
ihe
visiting
Cal
gary
Range
Riders
.threw
in
a
i
llff
ppn-m
tltito
fiiirnruo
o
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r
.
1
D'r,
anr-B
ae
-,v,
..i.j
Capitol
Theatre
almost
to
capac-
ity
last
night
gatnered
to
enjoy
'a-p.easani
two-hour
tn'.ertaiu-
nientiar.d
contribute
to
a
cd
cause.
It
was
the
Sunday
Light
Prince
Runert
Rotcr
club
:n
nM
"f
th
nirrpnt.
Hrivo
r.n
hoVialf
nf
cellar
of
his
home.
He
invented
"
i""erman,
n.
her
absence
and
became
friend-
Norvik
of
Vancouver,
was
recent-
ly
with
an
office
girl.
Ethel
lv
Imed
5100
ln
that
city.
having
,
LeNeve.
Thev
boarded
the
S.S.
P'eaded
guilty
to
taking
an
un-Montrose,
to
live
ln
Canada.
The
known
Quantity
pf
halibut
on
Mrl
anoeared
as
a
youn?
man.
,u,y
6
of
this
year.
The
prosecu-
,
Oil
HEM
at
its
Be
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEAT!
Convenient,
Economical
High
mechanical
efficiency.
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Automatic
Burne?
30
saving
In
hci
costs.
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ARRANC
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Third
4
OVER
BROADWAY
The
skipper,
suspicious,
advised
1
r
5a,a
"orviics
Doat
naa
been
Scotland
Yard.
When
off
th
observed
by
an
airplane.
St.
Lawrence,
a
boat
met
the-
4
Montrose,
and
a
detective
Passengers
arriving
from
Van-climbed
aboard.
Both
were
ar-
eouver
on
the
steamer
Camosun
rested.
This
was
the
first
time
"Pstordav
afternoon
included
E.
radio
had
been
successfully
used
Bartolette,
H.
L.
Grey,
D.
Can-in
trackine
down
a
killer.
dow,
W.
Bachman,
Robert
Dun-
can,
W.
R.
Stevens,
A.
H.
Cornish,
Remembrance
Day
approaches
Mrs-
F-
Johnson.
R.
T.
Harmon,
and
among
the
various
mat-
J-
Armstrong,
H.
Friedman,
A.
ters
worth
remembering
Is
the
Dickinson,
C
.Millerd,
Miss
Col-;
fact
that
veterans
of
the
Sec-
linson.
Mr-
ar,d
Mrs.
Prince
and
,
ond-
Great
War
are
becoming
Wllllan-.
Danchuk
from
Bella
"lder.
F.ach
vear.
even
tod
a
v.
Bella-
Going
through
to
Alice
"twenty
thousand
are
passing
the
Arm
were
Mrs.-
B.
L.
Stewart,
released
to
Canadian
theatres
,
by
the
National
Film
Board
andi
will
play
the
Capitol
Theatre,!
Prince
Rupert,
December
81
and
.9.
The
film,
"Life
Under
a
Leaf,"
reveals
ln
fascinating
color
the
strange,
destructive
life
that
vegetable
Insects
live
each
spring
and
summer
ln
the
fam
ily
garden-
Magnified
many
times,
the
Insects
appear
as
giant
creatures
exploring
somei
prehistoric
jungle.
For
the
first
time
the
gardener
will
see
his
enemy
at
close
quarters,
battling'
and
devour-
j
ing
one
another.
.
gorging
on
fruits
and
vegetables.
Which
in-
j
sects
are
harmful
and
what
he
can
do
about
it
are
explained.
The
film
Is
In
the
National
Film
Board's
Canada
Carries
On
series.
.
Catholic
Card
Parties
Start
Catholic
Women's
League
winter
car,d
parties
got
off
to
a
good
start
Thursday
night
with
18
tables
In
play.
Mrs.
E.
Coughlin,
president
of
the
C.W.L.,
was
convener.
Refreshment
committee
consisted
of
,
Mrs.
Leo
Doiron,
Mrs.
O.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.
L.
Amadlo
and
Mrs.
J.
Garon.
.
Winners
at
cards
were:
'
Bridge-Ladies'
high.
Mrs.
H.
I'.
Glassey;
men's
high,
Mrs.
R.
.
E.
Moore
(playing
as
a
man.)
'
Whist-Ladles'
high
Mrs.
H.
,
Tweed;
men's
high,
Henry
Clou-j
tier.
'
,
;
Cribbage
Ladies'
high,
Mrs.
M.
Saunders;
men's
high,
T.j
'
Hamer,
Following
supper
R.
Hull
ad-
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PHONE
566
Orchestra,
constantly
growing
in
fize
end
excellence
of
achlev-jmet,
presented
the
openig
offer-
ing
under
the
baton
.of
Nevill'i
jGerrard
"Silver
Wedding"
ovor-'
ture
and
"Student
Prince"
.'"lections
Robert
Wood
was
heard
ln
a
piano-accordion
solo
and
w;is
tnen
joined
by
MiKe
cciussi
nr
a
duet,
both
numbers
being
very
acceptable.
Rowland
Miles
delighted
Uie
audience
with
two
tenor
solos
-"The
World
is
Mine
Tonight"
anc.
the
sweet
new
English
son
15
"Dark
Haired
Marie."
Henry
Pluym
was
accompanist.
The
Four
Dukes
Orchestra
actually
five)
turned
the
ho-
to
lighter
vein
in
modern
sty!-:
f
s,naf,py
rendition
of
If.
s.elcc"ons:
The
party
"f
''-u'rn
'IEeud
n?
Bobby
Woods,
Bonnie
Sorlnrt
kalmcrud
and
Persy
Curie.
'
MrS,
Pat-iciP
Wicks
OSS
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Second
Avenue
and
First
Street
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
lanQ
Pln
ana
saed
at
10
p.m.
i
tor
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
'
rITZ
I
norman
McDonald,
3.
G.
McLen
nan
and
VJBergie
for
Alice
Arm,
nii
E.
G
Funston
was
headed
for
Stewart.
.
.
Girl
Editor
of
Alaska
Paper
Miss
Jane
Wiliisms,
whose;
father
is
secretary
of
Alaska,
Has
taken
over
the
duties
of
manag
ing
editor
ot
the
Vvmmeu
01..
1-
tinel,
this
being
her
first
exper
ience
.
miss
Wnllams
graduated
from
the
University
of
Alaska
and
University
of
Washington,
and
last
year
completed
a
course
in
linotype
operation
at
the
Milo
Bennet
Linoptye
school
in
Indiana.
opinion,
age,
sex
or
class
there
will
be
peace
and
equality
the
moment
tobacco
is
lit
with
the
same
match
and
eyes
follow
the
delicately
curling
smoke
in
silent
contemplation."
Ex,
Ptur-lpv.
Novemhr
11.
"vis
a
public
holiday.
Monday,
December
25,
is
likewise
a
holiday.
So
is
Tuesday.
Anyway,
if
not
legally
0,
Boxing
Day
always
feels
like
one.
And
of
course,
nobody
is
supposed
to
toll
on
New
Year's
Day.
Some,
thought
must
Yr
given
to
the
making
of
calls
and
resolutions.
Every
day,
a.
name
that's
bC'
coming
tiresome
i3
anpearinff
in
the
public
print.
Whatever
the
story
is
about,
it
concerns
a
Mr
Vishlnsky
Mr.
Vishinsky
this,
and
Mr.
Vishinsky
that
where
he's
going,
where
he's
been,
what
he
likes,
or
dislikes.
What
had
best
be
don.e.
or
not
be
done,
so
long
as
Mr.
Vishinsky
harj
something
to
say
about
it.
Ar.d
after
months
and
months
and
months
of
this,
what
do
the
nost
of
us
here
in
Canada
know
sbout
this
wearisorrv?
fellow,
Mr.
Vishinsky,
anyhow?
Seventeen
were
present
at
the
meetln?
held
here
this
week
to
consider
the
qvstlon
of
-a
city
manager.
And
Prince
Rupert
be
never
been
more
populous.
But
for
that
matter,
how
many
ever
attend
thP
rol'lnr
Clt"
C'TiCil
meetings?
Plenty
goes
on
there,
to
invite
or
encourage
the
asking
of
Questions.
If
we,
who
live,
work
and
pav
taxes
here
are
not
interested,
who
are?
CW,I?
,sem1ent
not
PublisLed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
the
Canadian
National
Institute
weeuy
Me
Again;
ami
for
the
K:ind
T.
Norton
Your.gs
"Slbonet,"
with
Andy
McNau'h-and
Walter
J.
Smith
rran:.;d
1
ton
accompanying,
ir.d
directed
Uie
snow.
x
Bill
Hilton's
Range
Riders
gav-
At
the
opening
H.
D.
Thn.ln,
a
typical
group
of
num'jcri
"if
vice-p.'esident
of
t,:ie
'
local
ilhe
western
mood
to
ler.a
50ms-blanch
of
the
Canadian
National
thing
distinctly
new
to
the
evfii
Institute
for
th2
Blind,
exrrer-d
lng's
entertainment
nnrt
th',
appreciation
to
the
audience
for
group
of
lively
instrumenta:-the
support
evinced
by
its
at-
lsts
n
their
big
hats
and
ran;r
tendance
He
acknowledged
the
."accoutrements,
courtesy
of
the
Famous
Play.ors
Wilf
Williams'
modernized
c
Canadian
Corporation
and
Man-
couple
of
well
known
popular
nger
J.
Harry
Black
in
making
piano
selections
.
the
theatre
availble,
the
spen-1
pat
Bolton
and
Mcl
Thompson
torship
of
the
Rotary
Club
unci
temporized
laughingly
in
0
the
effort
of
the
Job's
Daughter-
comedy
skit
with
a
liri
of
pott-r
who
had
realized
a
record
sum
of
which
amused
the
audience
aiv"
$401.71
at
their
tag
day
Satin--
led
up
to
the
finale
number
-
r
day.
In
soliciting
voluntary
sub-
group
of
well
executed
medle-scriptions
for
the
fund,
Mr.
Thain
selections
by
the
always
popular
briefly
referred
to
its
two
aims--
prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
City
first,
to
help
the
blind
to
helu
Hand
under
direction
of
Peter
themselves
and,
second,
to
sefk
Lien.
cut
the
blind
who
required
hMo.
Berner,
E.
Boulter
and
The
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Alex
McRae
presided
at
the
do.v
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Legion
and
HqUW
.Store
blocks
on
Third
Avenii
Both
buildings
are
comparatively
nqw.
and
substantially
erect-d.
.The
liquor
store
will
soon
oe
moving,
leaving
a
valuable
cor
ner,
nut
whatever
is
done,
or
ot
done.
It
won't
remain
vacant,
extra
long
.
Mall
order
.house
offices
and
banks
are
Jrientioned.
,
"
When
General
Baden-Powell
."fcecame
interested
in
the
organization
of
Boy
Scouts,
he
hit
on
Jgmching
"
that
could
not
fall.
thou,
krut'iiff
1
No
trmt"-where,
is
more
or
less
a
scout,
fUhout
knownig
it.
No
matter
'hatr
race,
color
or
creed,
he
'pVnonds
to
the
frreat
out-of-"
rtonrs
and,
with
a
bit
of
adven-iir
'thrown
in.
so
much
the
better.
Indeed,
there's
many
a
distinguished
man
who,
in
his
heart
of
hearts,
remains
a
scout
.to
the
end
of
his
days.
;.
Prairie
people
have
worked
in
Prince
Rupert,
later
returning
to
what
had
been
their
home.
Some
liave
even
made
a
second
Journey
to
the
coast,
finally
de-frlding
definitely
to
remain
here.
For
there
is
a
call.
It's
easier
to
picture
Prince
Rupert
down
by
the
Pacific
as
below-zero
hardens
the
wheat
belt
and
frost
deepens
on
the
window
pane.
Prince
Rupert!
A
gray
sky,
more
Jhan.
likely!
Milder
air
and
a
softer!,
breeze!
Putting
on
and.
taking
off
of
rubbers!
A
murmur
of
rain,
and
distant
whistle
4f
an
annroachina
ship!
Mnter
is
beir.g
felt,
black
wolves
t
re
recorted
having
been
sighted
f
long
the
railway,
between
nere
ma
Terrar.-!.
As
many
as
seven
erj
seen
at
one
time.
A
wolf
hps
never
been
known
to
make
r
railway
worry
but,
when
he
?its
''own
near
one's
door,
the
situa-fon
becomes
different.
"Smoking
brings
people
to-'
"tber.
A
true
smoker
"will
al-rays
find
another
true
smoker
'
--
hose
mind
and
soul
he
can
last
anchor
for
a
little
while.
No
matter
what
the
difference
in
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