1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
Monday,
July
24,
1950
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HNM
rftfD
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Ay-
Radio
Dial
Highway
Camp
Sites,
Produce
Grading,
Democracy,
Subjects
CFPR
SHIPS
and
MacMurray
-Sidney
-
Fonda
tulW
1240
Kilocycles
THE
TRAIL
OF
THE
(Subject
to
Change)
to
1
Yeor
Through
14
Years
WATERFRONT
Pi
P.m.
1A
Six
resolutions
on
a
variety
of
subjects
will
be
rn
i
&
Stoat
MONDAY
P.M.
4.00
Betty
Phillips
Operetta
Time
4:15
Stock
Quotations
&
nt.
4:30
Moccasin
Trails
4:45
The
Lone
Pine
Show
5:00
Solo
for
Orchestra
Cohoes
Sriowinj
Up
War
Scare
Affecting
Alaska
Tourist
Traffic
presented
by
five
official
delegates
to
the
annual
j
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
!
Central
British
Columbia
to
be
held
in
Prince
George
next
month.
Si
One
resolution,
commending
the
minister
of
lands
and
forests
for
progress
-
I1)
A
rAIAMOUNl
CHAMMOM
moucmi
sack
it
nnui
mmimoi
After
a
rather
slack
time.
on
the
trolling
grounds
during
the
5:30
My
Songs
ror
You
past
two
or
three
weeks
during
I
which
has
been
made
so
far
in
aucea
since
tne
local
manaeer
is
u
hiv,
tv,
,
rt
..i
....
the
riirwtlnn
nf
octahlUhmonr
.
"
..
I
"
l""iy
..
JlluIC
muic
i:ian
a
lurwarcung
wen
enaea
up,
conoes
are
now
auu
aammisirauon
oi
provincial
agent,
sales
lepresentatlve
of
beginning
to
make
appearance
in
n
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
r
"
oiiia.i
v.,CIR.
lor
ins
nea
mai
oince,
better
numbers
In
the
various
camp
sites
for
tourists
and
others
local
staff
arc
unable
to
make
areas
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
at
convenient
j-cenic
and
fishing
personal
contributions
to
the
islands,
around
Dundas
and
5:45
Young
Man
Wltha
Song
5:55
CBC
News
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
6:30--Musical
Varieties
7.00-3C
Kews
7:15
CP'.,'
News
Roundup
7:30
Summer
Fallow
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Paul
Grosney
Group
9:00
Gypsy
Strings
0:30
Variety
Band
Box
o
W
aiAH.
iTCimuncnas
urn
a
survey
community
commensurate
with
srh-ns
TsIh
h
the
rank
and
Importance
of
waters
closer
to
the
mainland
their
employers,
that
limited
hereabouts.
Week-end
reports
business
transacted
locally
is
from
the
packers
are
that
the
run
be
made
of
suitable
locations
for
such
camp
sites
at
Intervals
of
not
more
than
100
miles
klong
line
highway
through
Central
British
Columbia.
The
develop-:
ment
of
such
camps
should
con-
opirimentai
to
tne
economy
of
was
up
to
avera-ee
of
recent
vears.
the
small
centre.
retards
its
it
is
estimated
that
from
1500
to
10:00
CBC
News
growth
and
reacts
adversely
to
20C0
boats
are
operating.
Twenty
10:
10-CBC
News
nltKnl3h!ftrnBitr0adTr
the,1emP,yr'
that
business
cents
ner
pound
is
being
paid
in
10:15-Your
Two
Weeks
or
iootbpaths
to
the
sites,
the
erally
Is
retarded
by
the
neces
port
for
cohoes.
10:30
Music
of
Canada
'
11
:00
Weather
Forecast
11:04
Fish
Arrivals
and
Sign
Off
sity
of
constant
reference
to
head
office
and
that
goodwill
which
fhould
be
created
between
lar-
clearing
of
small
camping
grounds,
ihe
provision
of
small
floats
and
rowboats
and
the
suitable
marking
of
the
sites.
Th
Shortly
before
5
o'clock
yes-
.
iPrrffltl
aricmr.nn'(1,i,
....
1
gerfmd
smaller
centres
is
largely
I,
X
.
....
.
Sundav
e,
Union
,
Steamshln
Qt
Co
sites,
to
be
conveniently
located
-the
!
should
be
insneetprl
nnH
vm
f
In
t.h.
i,rr
coaRl
"ners
arr'Vf,a
ln
Port-
j
order
by
forest
rangers
or
other
I
A
resolution
bearing
on
the
I
representatives
of
the
depart-
financing
or
'
the
-
Associated
ment.
The
sites
should
be
locat-
Boards
would
set
up
a
new
d
only
wher
they
will
not
re-(scheme
of
assey.sment
on
mem-sult
in
competition
to
nearby
ber
boards
whereby
ten
percent
Camosun,
Cant.
William
Mc-Cnmbe
from
the
north
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
Coquit-lam,
Capt.
John
Boden,
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
The
Cnmosun
sailed
at
9
oVlnck
for
Vancouver
with
a
good-sized
list
TUKSiyAl
liU
,.
7"".
Musical
CIock
8:00
CBC
Newt
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
M::nlng
Song
8:30
i.luslc
for
Modems
8:45
Llt
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commentary.
9:15
Morning
Devotion
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
9:ft
Time
Siwnw
private
enterprise.
I
of
the
present
annual
dues
In
PRODUCE
ftKAniN'ri
Imarnhor
Kr.or
,,,l,l
......
An
old
subject
is
reintroduced
an
addition
to
such
annual
dues.
!
p.aenrs
d
Comilttam
ln
another
.
resolution
mpnriino.tn
.,
r,.
'
.v.-
....
,..
,
a-l
otihir
northern
points
nartmpnt
e
.,
,
.
i
whence
she
Ls
d
ue
back
here
ti-
10:00
Morning
Visit
.
v
ngiiiuiiuie
inp
ciu
niutc
i
an
annual
juc
levy
member
J"0"00
sa''
at
1:30
Pm-
'or
I0:15-Morning
Melodies
eiiaousnment
at
Prince
Rupert
Per
member
in
each
ICED
TEA
When
you
think
of
lemon-flavored
finds.
...v
v,uu...
,10:30
"Melody
Time"
!,"ed
tea
t
he
Ideal
hot
weather
combination.
Here's
j
i
cr
a
grading
&nd
inspection
sta-
board.)
The
resolution
holds
tion
for
fruits,
vegetables
and
that
the
present
system
of
fin-
10:41
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
grains
from
Central
British
Col
r.ncing
the.
Associated
Boards
ls
wirn
nearly
.iiw
passengers,
11
:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
mostly
round
trip
tourists
on
j
n
:15
Roundup
Time
board,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
a
:5-W
earner
Report
Kathleen,
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
'
n
-'l
-
Mensne
Period
arrived
ln
port
at
8:30
yesterday
in
:33-Recorded
Interlude
umDia
which
is
capable
of
pro-
far
from
adequate
and
pome
ducing
a
wide
variety
of
such
sounder
method
of
raising
funds
produce
for
a
large
and
steadily
Us
imperative,
increasing
market
ln
central
A
fifth
resolution
has
to
do
lemon
pudding
topped
with
whipped
cream
and
Rara
a
slice
of
candled
lemon
peel.
It's
a
delicious
df-vr.
:
night
and
a
natural
with
a
cooling
glass
of
led
t
a
strength
tea
can
be
poured
directly
over
ice
in
("''ajs'so
can
be
prepared
ln
advance
in
quanltity
for
use
:
To
make
two
quarts
of
Iced
tea
pour
a
pint
of
boiling
i
six
heaping
teaspoons
of
tea,
or
six
tea
bags.
Brew
for
p
and
strain
Into
a
two-quart
container.
Then
fill
t!a:
with
cold
water
and
store
in
the
refrigerator.
To
$
sugar
directly
to
the
tea
concentrate
while
hot
oi-
smt
sugar
syrup
on
the
side.
British
Columbia
and
AUska.
i
with
the
svstem
of
handling
m.ornln
Irom
Skagway
and
other
,
'.:45Scandinavlan
Melodies
Calvert
ofiu&.
The
resolution
asserts
that
on
nominations
for
regional
offices'
mnts
artd
at
12;30
more
than
one
occasion
this
in
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
"n
for
Vancollver-
Embarking
market
has
been
lost
for
Central
'
;
Commerce.
.
ncre
on
the
vessel
for
Vancouver
I
British
Columbia'
farmers
due
to
POLITICAL
ECONOMY
I
were
Mr
and
Mrs-
H-
B-
Eastman,
!
lack
of
uniformity
and
oualitv
of
I
Political
economv
enters
tninlA'
Vnuti-
J-
Petersen
and
Mrs.
P.
TM.
12:00-l.Ild-Day
Melodic-12:
15
CBC
Nwi
12:25
Program
rlesume
n.if
n
r
tt.
n
J
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
CALVERT
1
li.ou
o.,
rami
oiuhuuuoi
1
12:55
Recorded
Interludd
such
products
and
suggests
that'
the
final
resolution
emanating
!
on'
the
only
solution
is
the
estab-
from
Prince
Rupert
which
is
asT
Tkm
wbrcrtiKment
m
Dot
publuhol
of
AiivhjeA
bf
th
Liquor
Control
Boua
Who's
Rif!
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
2:15
CBR
Presents
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Commentary
Mexico
Story
3:00
The
Music
Box
1
Story
Ahnnf
Dno
SELECT
YOUR
FUR
COAT
huuui
rum
lishment
of
machinery
of
inspec-
follows:
!
Nrr,t
a
fp'K
cancellations
of
pro-
tion
and
control
of
such
products
1
"WHEREAS
the
threat
of
to-
JPcted
holiday
voyages
to
Alaska
!
so
that
a
Continuous
supply
may
talitarianism
is
menacing
ourare
hpn?
reported
by
the
ihree;
be
insured.
.
i
'
way
of
life
in
an
ever
increasing
jCanadian
steamshiD
companies!
A
new
subject
Is
introduced
ln
degree
and
the
structure
of
0uriODeratin?
tr""oueh
Prince
Rimert
still
another
resolution
which
democratic
life
ls
ln
danger
of
on
tne
A'aska
tourist
runs.
The
i
claims
a
tenaency'
for
centraliz-
being
seriously
affected
thereby,
cause
undoubtedly
the
war
ation
of
control
elsewhere
and
"THEREFORE
BE
IT
RESOLV-
scare
,n
the
!ieht
of
the
Korean
'
the
limitation
of
powers
of
local
ed
that
the
Board
of
Education
sltuat'n.
The
cancellations
are
managers
of
large
concerns
with
institute
at
all
levels
of
our
edu-
mosiy
v
peanle
from
the
United
branches
or
offices
in
Central
cational
life,
instruction
in
the
states
where
there
appears
to
be
f
Swan
Peterson.
Badly
Injured
FOR
THIS
WINTER
NOW!
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
OUR
LOW
SUMMER
PRICES
Your
Coat
will
be
STORED
FREE
OF
CHARGE
Until
Needed
British
Columbia
in
the
transac-
history,
mechanisms,
benefits
a
feelinK
that
Alaska
is
so
clore
tion
of
business
with
local
instit-
and
disadvantages
of
our
herit-to
R',,:sia
that
there
micht
be
an
utions.
.This
tendency
is
con-'
age
of
democracy."
"'
invasion
at
ar.y
time
and
that
Chamber
nf
Commrn
Almost
ImiMSMiilc-f,
Works
Drnirs
It
Vigorous
pr.tr;'.
made
la.-
t
week
bvi'irF
pert
Chamber
of
Cm
the
provincial
minis'''
works
at
the
prartral,
able
rendition
of
thf
between
the
city
of
Pr.:
and
Galloway
Rapids
construction
work
is
f
sidered
harmful
in
that
the
pres-
THE
DELEGATES
tevcn
travellers
might
be
caught
1H
Swan
V.
Peterson,
for
40
years
an
employee
of
Pacific
Stevedor-
tlgc
of
the
local
branch
is
re-
j
Official
delegates
to
the
Prince
i
George
convention
have
been
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Georee
!
lnS
Company,
was
seriously
in-
..CONVENIENT
TERMS
ARRANGED
at
i
named
in
the
persons
of
L.
M.
in
Alaskan
waters
with
capacity
iure
Sunday
afternoon
when
Felsenthal,
Frank
Skinner,
W.
A.
j
passenger
list
of
tourists
aboard
!struck
bv
an
automobile
driven
Armstrong,
J.
T.
Harvey
and
called
at
Haines
yesterday
(Sun-
bv
L-
Anderson
at
the
inter
-C.
A.
Berner
with
Dr.
L.
M.
day
to
pick
up
Hon.
J.
G.
Gard-
'section
of
Second
and
First
Greene,
O.
.C.
Mitchell,
W.
J.
iner,
Minister
of
Agriculture,
with
Avenues.
Scott
and
P.
H.
Llnzey
as
alter-
i
wife
and
twa
daughters.
Thev
Mr-
Peterson,
who
was
pro-
J
thereon
has
brought
-lln
the
way
of
a
cor,
from
the
deputy
mis:-,
Jones
in
Victoria.
BILL
SCUBY
FURS
302
-
3rd
Ave.
Box
1362
FLEES
RLU
CAMP
Latest
member
of
Ottawa's
Polish
legat
ion
to
break
with
his
Communist-dominated
homeland
is
Thadeusz
Sadabln,
40-year-old
chauffeur
to
the
former
Polish
minister.
During
the
war.
nates.
The
Chamber
w:r'!
from
city
limits
to
Gali
have
been
touring
the
north
and
ceeding
along
Second
Avenue
are
enroute
back
to
eastern
Can-
toward
his
home
on
Graham
ada
and
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
Avenue,
was
crossing
First
Avenue
tomorrow
night.
Also
on
the
i
when
Mr.
Anderson's
car
struck
ids
ls
practically
imp?.'
sponsible
part
if
s
are
n
The
automobile
was
mov-
Sadabin
served
with
the
French
Prince
George
Ls
Miss
Adalene
him.
tainihg
ordinary
super-1
lng
cast
along
Second
and
turned
'
off
onto
First.
j
necessary
evcvrlay
traf.
Edward
and
Watson
l-
Maquis
and
has
spent
most
of
his
life
ln
the
Polish
diplomatic
service.
(CP
Photo)
Four
vital
steps
Ao
security
(with
something
important
in
common)
Hardesty
of
Columbus,
Ohio,
and
party
of
vacationists.
Miss
Hardesty
has
been
organizing
holiday
trips
annually
for
more
than
twenty
years.
,
-,
tire
city
Is
fed
up
onr.r
j
continuous
complaints
tj
The
condition
of
Mr.
Peterson
Sunday
night
was
reported
fak
He
ls
suffering
from
a
fractured
injuries.
He
was
rushed
to
hos-
J
tly
request
your
imrc
lower
leg,
four
fractured
lumbar
pital
by
ambulance
shortly
after
The
luxury
yacht
Electra,
owned
i
vertebrae
and
serious
intenal
the
accident
occurred.
tentlon
to
remedy
u-situation."
The
deputy
minis!';
"I
wish
to
state
that
I
ceipt
of
a
telegram
f'
divisional
engineer
atP
pert
to
the
effect
that!;
hflng
maintained
in
r
by
Roe
Dukman,
Seattle,
called
in
port
Sunday
afternoon
long
enough
to
clear
customs
before
continuing
on
to
Ketchikan.
With
her
twelve
passengers
and
crew,
she
will
s?ll
on
to
Juneau
and
Sitka
before
returning
to
her
home
port.
condition
raid
that
at
nr
it
been
practically
In
would
anpreciate
It
If!
I
discuss
this
matter
witr
representative,
H.
W.
S
1.
A
Steady
job
U
the
foundation
of
security.
And
job-ecurity
can
be
increased
by
showing
initiative
the
quality
which,
surveys
prove,
makes
workers
most
valuable.
Lif
insurance
dollars,
invested
'in
industries
and
public
works,
create
many
new
jobs
each
year.
.
'
,y"
2.
Owning
your
own
heme
builds
security
two
ways.
It
allows
you
to
make
a
.sound
investment
through
regular
savings,
and
it
brings
freedom
from
housing
worries.
Hundreds
of
thousands
of
Canadians
now
own
their
own
homes,
built
with
the
help
of
life
insurance
dollars.
i
Try
a
Daily
News
C
Chief
Engineer
Tom
Dick,
who
is
no
stranger
on
the
northern
runs,
is
relieving
Chief
Engineer
F.
E.
Smith
on
the
Union
steamer
Coquitlam
while
Mr.
Smith
Is
on
holiday.
Chief
Smith
and
his
family
are
making
a
motor
trip
to
Calgary.
1
"'ninj
tm
)
f'JjQ-'
'V
Prince
Rupert
Florists
1
A
Flowers
for
All
Occasion
.(Mi
3rd
Ave.
Box
51
Tel.
777
,
la
mil(''
3.
Cash
resources,
such
as
savings
accounts
and
Canada
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