Need
Publicity
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt
Monday,
January
9.
1950
Practical
Pcacemal.iiiK
in
Palestine
II'
THE
INTIMATE
STC'RY
CF
A
DOCTOR'S
PRIVAT?TrTf
lm.
!Oood
Living
M
G-M
presents
f
lib
On
Islands
0
HAVE
YOU
HEARD
THE
NEWS?
"
ladies
Blouses
-Dresses
Coals
Suits
Etc.
-
-
Slips
-
LOWEST
PRICES
EVER
Sale
Now
On
At
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
The
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
suffering
from
the
wrong
j
kind
of
publicity,
says
W.N.
Gieg-
gerich,
pioneer
of
Tlell,
who
was
in
the
city
aboard
the
Chllcotln
at
the
week-end
returning
home
to
Cape
Ball,
some
six
miles
along
the
beach
from
Tlell,
where
he
lives
a
life
of
comparative
ease
!
with
his
son,
Jim,
raising
all
the
vegetables
and
fruit
required
in
Fine
Drama
In
"Doctor
And
Girl"
Dramatic
story
of
a
young
doctor
who
has
to
choose
between
assured
wealth,
fame
and
success
or
vfjrklng
out
his
career
the
hard
way
In
the
tenements
of
new
York
is
unfolded
In
'The
Doctor
and
the
Girl,"
feature
offering
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday.
It
involves
a
conflict
between
the
young
man
and
his
father
who
opposes
the
son's
marriage
to
one
of
his
patients.
Glen
Ford,
Charles
Ccburn,
Gloria
De
Haven
and
Janet
Leigh
are
starred
Jrne
Glenn
Ford
nas
the
ro!e
of
the
young
interne
who
starts
out
on
his
career
with
the
advnn'age
of
being
the
son
of
one
of
the
country's
most
brilliant
neurologists,
played
by
Charles
Coburn.
Taking
the
part
of
the
young
bride
is
Janet
Leigh,
a
girl
of
no
family
or
position.
The
plot
becomes
further
involved
when
the
)7m
-frfHH
1
;k,t.r-
!
'V
if5;?-.
'feW
.
...
At
'rt
-
1
mm.
mm
el
-1
;
his
garden
and
finding
principal
I
,
meat
supply
in
his
poultry
fljck
i
City
ambulance
responded
to
nay
Hospital.
Mrs.
Ai.drt-and
from
the
game,
animal
and
j
two
calls
o.er
tnc
week-end.
At
Aldine
Rooms,
nave
biru
bird,
which
abounds
around
ills
3
p.m.
Saturday,
young
Vernon
baby
boy
a
few
hour
aft
i
dor.
Brown
son
o.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
taken
to
Genera.
Hospm
,
There
is
a
tendency
to
over-
Brown.
Kltkatla,
was
tokn
from
ambulance
squtti
at
o
a
it
rate
the
rainfall
on
the
Islands,
'"c
General
Hospital
to
Miller
day.
and
to
call
It
a.
land
of
fog
nd
i'
.
-
-
.
Members
of
the
lsraeli-Egvptiun
Mixed
Armistice
Commission
MAC
for
short
iron
out
a
demarcation
line
prolilcm
on
the
spot
in
the
Palestine
desert.
The
MAC
is
one
of
lour
set
up
under
the
I'nited
Nations-sponsored
armistice
aRreements
between
Israel
and
her
-
'
hhors
Egypt,
the
Kb
'am
of
Jordan,
Lebanon
and
Syria.
U
your
subscription
Is
In
an
ars
and
you
do
not
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new."
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jus
do
a
little
straight
talking
tc
ycur.sfif.
Co-operation
of
subscribers
in
liiis
regard
would
be
appreciated.
It
would
save
a
lot
of
trouble
and
everybody
would
be
nappier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
in
In
'50
TODAY
TO
WED.
Shows
at
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
Be
Thrifty
ASK
YOUR
MAPLE
LEAF
A
Product
of
For
The
G.E.
Radios
G.E.
Floor
Polishers
FOR
THE
MEAL
THAT'S
THRIFTY
NOURISHING
AND
DOWNRIGHT
DELICIOUS
DEALIitt
FOR
pork
SAUSAGE
The
scale
per
varieties
in
December
1949,
with
figures
for
the
same
month
in
1948
for
comparison,
was
as
follow.:
Dec
1949
'Dec.
1948
.
Board
Feet
Board
Feet
'Douglas
Fir
1:511,839
1,317,548
Cedar
4,ti2G,523
3
158
140
Spruce
10,792,008
7
140
847
Hemlock
8,800,070
3
43507G
Balsam
1,209.220
848
305
Jackpine
1,108,234
1,258.682
Misc.
104,519
174,907
Totals
28.238,425
17
331
50j
(Forest
Products)
Only
730
lineal
feet
of
cedar
poles
was
counted
during
De-
ccmber
1949
compared
ith
107,-
90S
in
the
same
month
of
1948.
The
grand
total
of
forest
prod-
ucts
in
1949
was
3,094,608
lineal
feet
as
against
3.100,804
lineal
feet
in
U348.
The
jackpine
tie
count
in
De-
cember
1949
wus
3,590
and
206
cords
of
wood
were
sealed
in
the
month.
-
-
foi
r
scne
boats.
snowbound
n
Duke
Island
b
'.ween
7
p.m.
Th
.rsday
and
oik-
tua
Friday.
;
.
Tn
veiling
across
heavy
waters
in
Canada
Packers
Limited
New
Year
$19.95
to
$269
$59
$149
$299
$49
$14.
$16
$7.50
to
$32
$4.20
to
$23
$19.95
to
$26
G.E.
Washers
with
pump
6
cu.
ft.
Leonard
Refrigerator
G.E.
Dual
Control
Blankets
Trilte
Torchiere
Trilitc
Floor
Lamp
With
Silk
Shade
Electric
Toasters
Electric
Irons
.
Electric
Razors
Log
Scale
Is
Higher
;
Forest
Production
For
1919
Just
Tops
Previous
Year
Log
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
during
the
year
1949
Just
exceeded
that
for
I!;
13.
a
spurt
in
the
month
o
Decern-
bcr
putting
it
over
the
top.
The
sale
of
timber
products
such
as
poles
and
piling
in
the
interior
was
practically
a
stand-olf
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
there
was
almost
a
complete
disappearance
in
the
month
of
December
just
ended.
i
The
log
scale
for
1943
was
260,542.355
bd.
ft.
compared
with
259,030,285
board
feet
in
1948.
The
sale
for
December
1949
was
28,-
238,425
board
feet
as
against
17.331,565
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
,
SHIPS,
and-
WATERFRONT
The
lighthouse
tender
Alberni,
Capt.
Joseph
Petersen,
left
Saturday
on
an
emergency
trip
to
Cape
St.
James
with
two
radio
engineer's
from
the
Marine
Radio
Division
headquarters
in
Victoria.
The
head
office
had
received
an
urgent
call
recently
from
the
two
Marine
Division
radio
"operators
at
the
treacherous
.northern
Queen
Charlotte
point.to
the
effect
that
the
insulator
at
the
b--.se
of
the
radio
mast
had
sp.il
due
to
the
recent
storms
and
frost.
The
dangerous
condition
tf
the
mast
is
cxpochd
,tj
he
fixed
in
three
days
by
the
two
engineers.
However,
at
this
ti.!:.
of
year,
landing
operations
at
the
point
is
a
hazardous
Job
end
it
may
be
a
day
or
two
befora
the
engineers
can
be
put
ashore.
t
I
Through
rain
or
..'nine
or
o'en
j.iiow
the
show
must
gj
on
This
Is
the
code
of
show
bti.ii:e.s
.iMtl
thi!
all
native
Duncan
Memoi'
.i
Church
Choir
or
Metlakail.f,
Al-
a-sU:i,
have
no
U'tas
i.i
aiterini;
ih"
c
t
(
d.
The
group
o'
.)
voter;;
er
,wd
in
Prince
Riip:rt
;it
!
a.m.
Friday
artcr
u
24-hour
voy-
u;iu
from
Met
l.i::
i
1
1
1
liuoiH'.h
l.i.wy
seas
and
(!
j
;.
heaving
I'eichikan
at
3
.iVio.'v
Thursday
l
Itetnoon,
the
gro"p
divided
into
cold
which
it
certainly
Is
not,
Mr.
Giegerlch
says.
Writers
who
visit
the
Islands
seem
to
Imbibe
a
wrong
Impression
even
before
they
arrive
and
never
slay
ln
enough
to
get
over
it.
Mr.
Gieg-Irieh
would
just,
like
to
get
some
good
writer
on
his
place
for
a
wc-ck
or
so
mm
ne
wouiu
snow
'lim
different,
giving
hlin
a
good
,',nB
w'ln
tl,,;
best
'
llullllm.I
am'
"-shins;
in
the
bargain.
"There
is
a
Rod
living
on
the
land,"
says
Mr.
Giegerlch,
"
for
anyone
who
is
willing
to
get
in
nd
do
a
little
hard
work.
There
Is
plenty
of
market
for
produce.
dairy
product
and
meat
in
the
existing
towns
and
on
a
Uie-ef
scale
in
the
big
logging
campi-
om
no
one
nas
ever
reany
irieo
'
i,
'
Mr.
Giegerlch
first
came
to
the
Islands
in
1909
when
he
prr-
rmpted
land
on
the
east
coast,
lie
was
employed
for
many
years
as
a
lineman
for
the
Government
.
Telegraphs,
returning
to
IhV;
United
States
in
1924
to
resume
railroads
on
the
Butte
division
in
Montana
and
coming
back
to
tne
Islands
in
1945.
.
,r6:,u.
w..i,.n.v
from
Missouri
and
"you've
pot
to
,
,'..,,,
,,.
to
the
Naas
River
village-
;lteri
spending
the
Christmas
ar.ri
New'
Vvir
holiday
season
in
V:acou-,
ver.
Come
Oul
from
L
Under
the
Shadow
of
rr
lr
DOLCIMablctsfor
prompt
relief
from
ARTHRITIC
and
Khkv-M.vric
pain
.
.
.Try
DOLCliN
.
.
.
get
a
Lottie
of
100
or
500
tablet
from
your
druggist
TODAY
ami
join
the
tlimianiK
of
relieved
MiOerrrs
vlio
by
taking
DOI.C1N
Iihvt
come
out
from
under
lb
shadow
of
I'ain
.
.
.
Most
druggiis
crry
DOLCIN.
If
yours
docs
not,
write
direct
!
DOLON
LIMITED
TtrtBt
10
t
Sunbeam
-
Schick
Remlnghm
DOT
FORGET
YOUR
NOMA
TREE
LIGHTS
young
daughter's
sister
runs
n-1
!
way
with
a
married
man
and
it
;
is
when
tragedy
befals
her
that!
the
lonely
and
disappointed
old
I
man
is
reconciled
to
the
son's!
j
romance
and
is
brought
to
sen
j
that
a
doctor
working
for
the;
sake
of
humanity
in
the
dis-i
tricts
of
the
poor
is
really
greater
-than
the
one
who
achieves
fashionable
SUCCCS3.
PiHfo
f.i!
CFPR
l?40Ki'wvr-p'
'So'
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int
4:30
Magic
Advertures
4:45
Something
in
Harmony
4:55
CBC
News
5:00
LitJe
Concert
5:30
Musical
Program
ti:J0
Supper
Serenade
0:15
Martial
Airs
0:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm"
7:00
CBC
Kews
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Wally
Peters
Show
7:45
The
Blue
Door
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Guy
Lombard
o
Show
9:00
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
,
9:30
Producers
Workshop
10:00
CBC
News
10:10-CBC
News
10:15
On
Mike
Tonight
10:30
Henry
Ri.ssell's
Orch.
U:00-Weather
mid
Sign
Off
TUfciiij.-il
-am
7-
Musical
.Cli,c
8:
0(1-
CBC
New
8:
10
Ht
"p
s
Bill
Goob
i
:
1
:
P.-
..ling
Song
8:3U-ilusie
for
Modetns
1:45
Lit
'e
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
ond
Comment
I
''i.i
Hoi
)ir'
lHVnl;i
c
9:30-Morning
Concert
I
i
o
Time
Siiwi
!
10:00
-
Ellen
Harris
I
0
15
-
Morr.iiiL'
Mcuiles
10:30-
Melody
Time
10:45
-
Scandinavian
M-'lodicl
1
:00
Ai-
Kindcrarlt
n
1:15-
Roundup
li
ne
11:30
-Weather
Report
i
mpw(1'
i't.i
11
:35-
Rccordfd
Interlude
!
;
:43
Personal
Album
P.M.
a
nd
..in-Day
Mcidie
.2:15
cue
N.
w:
I2:2i
Program
niesui;i'
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
interlude
1:00
Afternoon
Concert,
.1:30-
CBC
Presents
1:45
ComitH-nlaiy
A.
Grant
2:00
B.
C.
School
Broadcast
:i:30'
Records
at
Uuniluin
2:45
Let's
Read
About
It
3:00
The
Music
Box
.'I
IO
rl
(III,
OO
T,
(tlHV
He"
"
a
large
passenger
vessel
is
some-
QPm
charlotte
Isiands
ar
not
times
bad
enough.
But
it
can
be
one
of
the
best
places
in
the
imagined
the
beating
a
sine
11
world
to
live.'
fishing
craft
would
take.
How-
He
was
returning
home
after
ever,
Metlakatla
folk
are
good
five
weeks
In
Vancouver
curing
sailois.
Rf
v.
J.
K.
Huntley
leader
which
lime
he
took
some
steps
of
the
choir,
and
pastor
of
;h
to
Interest
new
settler
Ir
comin-j
Duncan
Memorial
Church
v.
rtieh
to
the
Islands.
was
recently
destroyed
by
fire,
:
arrived
in
the
city
Thursday
Miss
Kathleen
How,
teacher
of
night
aboard
the
Prince
Georre
the
native
school
ut
Klm.'illth,
with
three
other
members
of
the
was
a
passenger
abuard
t'.n
Co-choir.
Director
Ray
V.
Haldane,
quitlam
last
evening
returning!
NORTHERN
B,
C.
POWER
CO.
L!
Besner
Block
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
riiunt
STKWART,
l
!
CHANDLER'S
PORTRAIT
STUDIO
Film
Finishing
Enlarging
Hash
Photo;
Taken
at
Ilomr
Phone
Green
389
216
4th
S
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SKSiSiiaisiiiaiiiiiffimi
ism
l.l'Xlni
STKAMFK
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermedial.
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservation!
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPER''
B.C.
Elsie
DOESN'T
LIVE
!
HERE
ANY
MORE
'
'
BUT
WE
DO
Hove
the
Best
Hgmburgers
in
Town
At
.
MILLIE'S
i
OPEN
C
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILY!
Just
off
Third
Avenue
318
Cth
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
921
Your
Radio
will
play
a
merry
tune
when
you
rake
it
to
Blue
992
KENS
CLINIC
RADIO
For
Satisfactory
Service
!
18
,2nd
Ave.
W.
Ulue
993
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph
C
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
442
for
Appointment
HOI
KS
10
;J0
n
in.
In
M
::ti)
pm
and
2
In
Ti
-
ni.
I.M.MNilS
MoiidHy
Kiid
KrldBi'.
7
:io
p.m.
for
tlioae
unablr
tn
mm-
iliiiiiiu
tho
dny
HECEPTIONIBT
In
sttenU-
v..
MANSON'S
HOLLYWOOD
caTe
made
the
trip
in
the
fishing
boats.
It
was
again
"Union
night
at
MOST
UP-TO-DATE
CAFE
IN
THE
CITY
OPKN
FROM
3:30
T.M
to
3:30
A.M.
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dlshe
BUY
SAFE
REDUCE
Kl&K
AVOID
10SS
USE
ONLY
A
TAYLOR
SAFE
In
a
cheap,
interior
sale
you
will
;
endanger
your
entire
business
i
'
lile.
Are
you
conlidenl
lhal
your
sale
will
protect
its
contents
against
severe
lire,
or
thelt?
Is
it
large
enough
to
contain
all
the
records
and
valuables
you
should
protect
each
night?
You
can
be
sure
with
a
Taylor
Sate.
There
are
Taylor
Sales
in
many
sizes
in
which
you
will
have
the
greatest
security
obtainable.
Ask
lor
details
and
terms
ot
payment.
J
6-j.TAYLOn
limited;
TORONTO
SAFE
WORKS
Front
Street
East
Toronto
Established
1855.
VANCOUVER
P.KANCU
SALES
AND
SERVICE
310
West
Cordova
St.
ancouver,
B.
C.
t
Sse,V
I
If
&
I
mm
n-rtiuays
prompt
and
Courteous
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
J
jCommodore
Cafef
J
"Hospit
ality
and
Good
Food
'J
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr
'vWiWVWVWAV
WWWV
Sale
Now
On
Women's,
Children's
ond
Men's
Shoes
SPECIAL
Stadium
Boots
NOW
$5.25
per
pair
FAMILY
SHOE
STORK
LIMITKl)
ird
Ave.
Itox
(.38
Ph.
357
iOQK
JEWELLERS
CHOP
SUEV
CHOW
ME
IN
For
Outiide
Orrtrr
PHONE
133
the
Canadian
National
duck
here
last
evening
with
two
vessels
of
the
British
Columbia
coastal
company
in
pert
in
the
course
!
of
regular
passenger
runs.
!
Steamer
Coquil
lam.
Capt.
Will-
lam
McCumbe,
arrived
at
4:30
p.m.
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
to-'
morrow
and
sail
south
at
1:30
p.m.
Steamer
Chilcolin,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
arrived
at,
5:15
from
Masset,
Inlet
rails
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
way-points.
'
.
Nelson
Br
os.
seinboat
Western
Girl
was
in
port-
during
the
weekend.
The
vessel
has
been
prospecting
waters
eonlinguous
ti.
.Exper!
Vaich
Repairing
ALL
WORK
FULLY
GUARANTEED
You'll
lie
Satisfied
3:15
Western
Five
this
this
poll
port
for
for
the
the
comoanv's
company's
Port,
Port.
.
i
Tl
mm,
3:30
International
Comment-
Edward
Kdward
reduction
reduction
plant.
plant.
-
fi
(Tilnv
ary
I
-
'
124
;
3:40
Divertimento
:
Ni.wb.ot
uywu.
.,..
..rr
.
.
From
$::9.75
i
j
.
.
.
---
dividends.
I
r"
GEORGE
COOK,
Jcwciler
027
3rd
Ave.
PHONE
79
'
-
:
'V
ft
,
fj
-J
5
;
PHONE
79
HJaUarr
lanuanj
;
1
I
1UUIO
Wckdoy$
9
o.rr).
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Neon
to
2
p."1-
7
p.
in.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
Stock
Reducing
Sale
;Aft,
NEARLY
ALL
An
Sfl
MERCHANDISE
J'
INCLUDED
IN
THIS
SALE
'v
rzwtKiHy
m
y
r
......
"Funny,
that
I
should
suggest
the
bridal
suite
sworn
you
were
newlyweds."