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Tuesday,
January
17,
1950
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ROYAL
DIAMOND
Dr.
John
Williamson.
Canadian-born
"diamond
king"
of
Tanganyika
.has
presented
to
McOill
University,
Montreal
.this
replica
of
the
54-earat
stone
he
gave
Princess
Elizabeth
as
a
wedding
present.
C.
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OCTOBER
P.
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Done
l!
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in
Your
Printing
rrmce
uuperi
were
Ms.
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Moore
lor
Ketchikan
and
K.
W
Balon
to
Juneau.
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LIVING
-COST
COMPARISON-Post-war
living
costs
have
climbed
in
both
Canada
and
the
United
States
but.
the
increases
have
not
been
parallel.
U.S.
costs
soared
sharply
with
removal
of
price
controls
and
during
1949
showed
a
tendency
to
fall
off.
Canadian
costs
climbed
more
gradually
but
retained
the
upward
tendency
during
most
of
1949.
This
Bureau
of
Statistics
graph
shows
the
trend
of
Canadian
and
U.S.
living
costs
since
1940
but
it
docs
not
compare
them.
The
graph
starts
from
the
assumption
that
living
costs
in
the
period
1935
to
1939-and
they
were
different
to
start
with
equal
100.
Therefore,
this
graph
shows
simply
how
costs
have
varied
In
each
country
in
terms
of
each
country's
base
figure.
(CP
piloU)l
Into
Each
Life
Some
-J
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H,
i.
..
!
die
(,,.;.
,
,
Avail
yourself
of
our
experience
and
versatility.
DIBB
PRINTING
CO.
BKSNER
BLOCK
PHONE
234
.
Love
Must
Fall;
But
Too
Much
Has
Fallen
in
Mine
TECHNICAL
ADVANCE
FOR
TEACHING
One
of
the
newest
marvels
of
science,
shown
at
a
science
exposition
in
New
York,
is
the
"scopiem"
a
device
that
permits
as
many
as
ten
persons
to
view
microscopic
slides
at
one
lime.
Edward
Ellis,
foreground,
is
adjuring
the
master
instrument
and
changing
slides
while
eight
persons
view
the
slides
simultaneously
around
the
table.
The
Instrument
is
expected
to
be
of
great
value
to
schools.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
MOST
IIP-TO-FUTR
r.XW.
iv
Tiiu
mtv'
i
ventures
build
up
to
an
exciting
climax.
Patric
Knowles
and
John
Qua-len
are
seen
as
two
of
the
crooks
Ramon
Novarro
and
Don
Alvar-ado
portray
Mexican
police
You'll
Love
the
H
omburgcrs
At
MILLIE'S
OI'KN
FROM
3:30
P.M
to
3:30
A.M.
7
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
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off
Third
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rh.
Orders
Itlur
92
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
tor
Outside
Orders
PUONK
133
ISt.UMl.
(Subject
to
Change
I
TREASURE
HUNT
THRILLING
FILM
An
exciting
chase
through
Mexico
after
a
stolen
Army
pay-roll
is
the
theme
of
a
thrilling
romantic
action
drama,
"The
Dig
Steal,"
showing
at
the
Capi-!
lol
Theatre
this
Wednesday
and
:
Thursday.
Robert
Mitchum,
Jane
Greer
and
William
Bendix
j
have
the
leading
roles.
Mitchum
and
Bendix
are
a
pair
of
Army
officers
hot
cn
the
trail
of
the
stolen
currency
Mitchum
lo
clear
his
record
and
name
and
Ucndix
for
mysterious
reasons,
while
Miss
Greer
becomes
involved
in
the
affair
through
trying
to
get
back
some
of
her
own
money
which
has
been
taken.
Opening
at
Vera
Cruz,
the
story
moves
quickly
into
the
interior
as
Mitchum
and
Miss
Greer,
unwilling
partners,
set
out
after
their
quarry
with
Bendix
trailing
vthem.
Subsequent
ad
They're
NEW
The
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FORD
WilyfaiWi
5WAYS
NEW!
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NEHRU
RECEIVES
CANADIAN-
DELEGATE-
Pandit
Jawnharal
Nehru,
prime
minister
of
India,
is
pictured
with
Warwick
Fielding
Cliipman.
the
high
commissioner-designate
of
Canada
when
the
latter
called
on
the
Indian
leader
at
New
Delhi
recently
VICTORIA
REPORTS
Continued
lroin
Page
2)
Senators
and
M.
P.'s,
member.
ol
the
diplomatic
corps.
Bishops
and
Justices,
top
officers
of
navy,
army
and
air
force.
.The
second
dinner
is
for
private
M.
L.
A.'s.
Now,
however,
Mrs.
Hod-i
ges,
as
Speaker,
will
be
invited
to
the
first.
To
the
scond
will
'
,;u
private
M.
L.
A.
Mrs.
Tilly
TUESDAt
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4:15
Stock
Quotation
and
Int.
4:30
The
Grey
Owl
4:45
-Personality
Piano
4:53
CBC
News
5:00
Hot
Wax
5:30
Musical
Program
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Perry
Como
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
-Smoke
Rings
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Science
Reporter
8:J5
Nation's
Business
8.30
Jr.
Chamber
of
Commerce
8:45
Musical
Prog.
9:00
Solo
Guest
9:15
Current
Hits
9:30
Record
Album
n:cn
-CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15-
Miscellany
10:30-Clarcmont
Hotel
Oreh
11:00
-
Weather
and
Sign
Oft
WEDNESDAY
-A.M.
7:00-Musical
Clock
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
(Ma-
Mornins
Sone
R:30
-Music
for
Moderns
8:45-
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Cointy
!M5-
Morniiie
Devotions
9:30
Morning
Concert
!
Time
Sisnal
10.00-
Ellen
Harris
10:
15
--"Carson
Robinson"
10.30
Melody
Time
10:45
"Rita
Martin's
Musical
Kitchen"
1
1
:00
Air
Kindergarten
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
-Message
Period
11:35
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Personal
Album
IOR
FIRE
PROTECTION
INSTALL
C
A
K
N
0
FOODS
Kolston.
It
appears
that
what
Samuel
Johnson
said
is
now
out
of
date-"Sir
-
nature
has
given
woman
so
much
power
that
the
law
cannot
e.fl'ord
to
give
her
more.".
I'
v',.
A,
jiff,
Lyon
Fire
Extinguishers
....
the
scientific
way
of
smothering
gasoline,
electrical
and
wood
fires
Can
be
thrown
at.
flame
or
will
work
automatically.
LYON
tire
Extinguishers
Will
not
freeze
or
deteriorate
Require
no
servicing.
Approved
by
Fire
Insurance
Underwriters
everywhere.
Price
$5.00
Complete
(Liberal
Discount
to
Dealers)
Exper!
Waich
Repai
ALL
WORK
FULLY
GUARANTEED
JlA
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Montgomery
ui.tended
You'll
Be
Sal.lsiied
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
HOUSE
AH
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on
in
iiiuon,
uner
a
visit
i4
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United
Slates,
and
as
!
shown
here,
ne
gestures
a
firin'"iio"
lo
a
proferred
gla.is
of
spark
-
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liiv;
elipmpagne.
He
is
still
a
non-drinker.
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PHONE
79
A
ioii)
of
Edmonton
boosters
v
ho
came
to
Victoria
to
press
the
government
to
back
the
Trans-Canada
Highway
throiign
Edmonton
and
the
Ycllowhcad
Pass
got
a
rude;
shock
when
Public
Works
Minister
Carson
was
more
or
less
cold
to
this
route.
The
Edmonton
folk
wanted
1
1n;
H.
('.
Government
to
go
for
(lie
idea
of
an
impartial
commission
to
choose
the
best
of
three
routes
--jUie
Ycllowhcad,
Kicking
Horse
Pass
and
Crow's
Nest
Pass.
Mj
Carson
turned
thumbs
down,
s'aid
a
commission
would
take
at
least
two
years
lo
do
the
Job.
Besides,
he
said,
the
Yellowhead
and
Kicking
Horse
routes
pass
through
Federal
parks
(and
so
commercialized
trucking
is
prohibited.
Mr.
Carson
said
B.
C.
could
never
give
its
backing
to
either
route
unless
Ottawa
would
allow
trucking.
(
Mr.
Carson
much
prefers
federal
financial
aid
to
provincial'
roads
rather
than
a
Trans-1
Canada
Highway.
He
says
that'
most
of
our
travel
is
north
and
'.
south,
not
east
and
west.
"What's
the
use
of
a
road
'
'
across
this
country,
unless
there
are
good
feeder
roads
north
and
south?"
he
asked.
.
!
In
the
U.
S.
the
Federal
gov-'
eminent
ives
money
grants
to
the
states
for
main
highways
That's
why
they're
so
excellent.
There's
no
doubt
Ottawa
should
do
the
same
with
the
provinces.;
especially
B.
C,
where
road'
building,
because
ol
towering!
mountains
and
yawning
canyons
Is
so
expensive
and
difl'i-l
cult.
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79'
RUPERT
FREEZING
CO.
LTD.
330
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12:15
CBC
News
if
Piogram
Resume
12:30-B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Afternoon
Concert
1:45
Cointy,
Country
Day
2:00
B.
C
.School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Randcni
2:45
Melody
.Matinee
3:00
The
Music
tlox
"
3:15
Don
Messer
and
His
Islanders
3-30
International
Comment.
3
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-
Be
Thrifty
In
'50
FOR
THE
MEAL
SSlS
THAT'S
THRIFTY
'
MCAI
NOURISHING
IJiumuanj
CM,
,
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i
1
1
825
MILES
IN
1
HOUR,
54
MINUTES
Two
Sea
Fury
fighter
air
I
IOURS
AND
DOWNRIGHT
DELICIOUS
craft
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
recently
made
a
npn-stop
flight
from
Malton
Airport
outside
of
Toronto,
to
H.M.C.S.
ShcarwaiCf,
the
R.C.N,
air
station
at
Dartmouth,
N.S.,
in
record
making
time
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
and
Remodelling
"Russ"
Gatzke
CONTRACTING
i
Ilex
lo:S
Phone
Black
279
Weekdays
Sundays
.
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m-1
-
....
12
Noon
to
2
3"
j
of
one
hour
and
54
minutes.
Pilots
of
the
navy's
fast
single
seated
!
fighters
were
Lieut.
E.
A.
Myers
of
Toronto,
left,
and
Lieut.
Cdr.
R.
.
ASK
YOUR
DEALER
FOR
MAPLE
LEAF
pork
SAUSAGE
.
A
Product
of
Canada
Packers
Limited
7
p.m.
to
9
?"
J
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENL
.
.
A.
Creery
of
Victoria,
right,
both
attached
ta
the
19th
Carrier
Air
Force
Group
at
Shearwater.
They
made
the
825-miles-long
trip
at
20,000
feet
with
an
average
groundspeed
of
435.5
miles
per
hour.