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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
December
6,
J950
RADin
DIAL
CFPRf
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodies
PJft.
LOBA
Bazaar
Is
Profitable
:M0
Kilocycle
Vancouver
Man
Head
of
A.A.U.
t
NORWAY
LABOR
OSLO
"f
Labor
peace
In
Norway
was
assured
for
another
year
when
the
Federation
of
Labor
and
the
Employers'
Association
announced
acceptance
of
MONTREAL
P
Robert
borne
of
Vancouver
has
been
rrt.
12
15
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News
1
2:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.
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Broadcast
iZ-SS-Rec
Int.
'
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
i
3i
Musical
Program
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fhMiieet
WEDNESDAY-
P.M.
4:00
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t:15
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Qui
tuitions
nd
Interlude
4:30
Maggie
Muins
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hiii'J:,
ci
Harmony
4:5S-rnc
N,.'ws'
5:00
International
Cotnty.
elected
president
of
the
AmateSfH
A
net
tctal
of
$380
was
realized
by
the
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
AKc:ialion
at
their
regular
sent'-Annual
fall
bazaar
held
in
thi
Civic
Centre
common
lounge.
Winners
in
:ip
raffle
first
prize,
$25
won
by
Mrs.
A.
McNe.l;
second
prize,
$15
won
by
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Union
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of
Canada
a
proposed
agreement,
on
wage
compensations
to
offset
1:45-CBC
School
for
Parents,
Comty.
j
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30-Pernrrts
at,
Rnndom
creases
in
uie
cosi
oi
avjag.
ui
ea
ionowmg
a
ween-ena
meeungr',
union
members
voting,
71
per
Kenneth
Yost
of
Winnipeg
vs
cent
were
in
favor.
I
elected
secretary.
'
ZJt
Claren-e
Dixon;
third
prize,
$10
won
by
Mrs.
Margaret
Keoson
of
5:10-Thi
re's
Mut.ic
in
the
Air
Burns
Lake.
t
vi
:nl
individual
raffle
win
ners
were:
Kaked
ham,
Mrs.
T.
McMei-kin
Mr'",
tea
kettle.
Mrs.
W
2:45-At
Home
with
the
,
!
Handyman
3:00
The
Music
Box
.
.
,
DISLIKES
PRESSURE
SASKATOON.
Sask.
W
The
Thomson.
t
u.i
x.i
apples,
Mrs.
B.
Men-zies.
Electric
lamp,
Mrs.
H
Smith
Chi
stma.i
cake,
Don
Forward.
W,cly
dog,
Miss
Sheila
Ram
Iii
ihvsv
Amnzhi!
New
Whisper
.
rj
fAqlit
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WADGlt'
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U.
in..,.
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5:45
The
Question
E.:
.
6:00
Supper
arrenade
'
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6:15
Tex
Beneke
and
His
Orch
U'.ZO
-Muscal
V;irie"fH
'
6:45
Saddle
Rcckin'
Rhythm
7:UU
t'BU
News
7U5
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Dcnna
Grescoe,
Viofini.st
8:00
Intimate
0,-era
of
London
8:30
Vespers
in
Vienna
;u:
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en..
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.
10:10--BC
News
10:15
Supplement
10:45
Collector's
Items
11:00
Weather
Report
11:06
Sign
Off
THURSDAY
-AM
7:00
Musical
Clock
-8:00
CbC
News
Saskatoon
and
District
.
Labor
j
Council
at
a
recent
meeting
said
i
school
children
are
bein?
"pressurized"
into
giving
money
to
charitable
organizations
because
the
donations
are
made
public
It
passed
a
resolution
urging
all
donations
to
be
anonymous.
say.
in
charge
of
the
raffles
were
Mrs.
H.
Killin
end
Mrs.
Skinn-r
Tho
baraar
novelty
table
wa
conducted
by
paft
mist'
esse.,
M
-.s.
Frank.EHison
and
Mrs.
JoUn
tOrFiCT
-
This
caravan
will
serve
as
f
-id
h
aJqu:irtpr-.
for
Dris
J
M
Roekinghini,
i
of
tin;
Canadian
Special
Force.
Th
equipment
includes
slterjjiiR
accommodation,
I
k.
map
boards
and
other
necessities..
Th
tmmandcr's
driver,
Pte.
Lou's
lavasscur
,
is
;hown
-standing
beside
the
vehlc
c
at
Fort
Lewis,
Wash.,
training
camp
for
the
f
'CP
PHOTO)
Johansen.
So
light
and
compact
they'll'J
fit
in
a
tackle
box.
Made
of
7
-r
-
j
Owing
to
the
Illness
of
worthy
to
make
the
ontrr.eal
porridge
his
experiences.
They
should
let
mistress,
Mr3.
J.
R.
Carf,
Mrs.
W.
Thomson
acted
as
deputy
mis-
In
the
morning
for
his
children.
!
him
help
feed,
wash
and
undress
l
himSPlf
llllltr
hi,
fnrfl
V
n
In
nMa
Experts
I
Vinylite,
ana
100
waterproof.
Stocking
foot
type
to
be
worn
inside
shoes
or
"
wader
boots.
Full
cut
for"
comfort
well-shaped
foot
electronically
se
a
1
e
d
seams
equipped
with
nylon
elastic
suspenders
two
convenient
pockets.
Size
THE
WORLD'S
GREATEST
CHILDREN'S
EYESIGHT
A
few
tips
to
molhcts
about
their
children's
eyesight
is
contained
in
a
booklet
recently
issued
by
the
health
department's
information
division.
It
recommcndi
an
rye
exam
!
to
do
the
task
faultlessly.
'
enc'
a'
co0n
Hei
UlS
H
j
They
should
avoid
keeping
him
aaJL.
'
,flrllirr
'tied
to
the
family
apron-strings,
.
?bT!&
Si
I
keeping
such
cUe
check
on
him
e(a
wavS
Z
Berber
that
he
can't
learn
anything
for
Mrs.
Quests
e
received
by
!"
nil
,
,
.
3.
Hosk.ns
agisted
by
Mvs.
M.
11
shouldnt
m
too
i
ey
expect
Lec-ci
Mrs
.Fred
Willson.
Mrs
much
from
him
in
the
way
of
r
,
Mu'idPr
and
Mrs.
Gra:e
M--
KAY
REX
I'rr
s
Sl.alf
WriUT
I)
MILK
GOOD
.
small,
medium,
large
In
(
r
f
powdered
skimmed
brown.
Matching
top
gives
M
waring
on
Rrocers
ination
for
every
child'
as
soon
'
jinaiimus,
..u
u
naD
ts
or
cleanliness,
Intvre.
Mrs.
J.
Evans
'''?s
hom-
8:10
Here's
Good
8:15
Morning
Bong
3:30
Music
for
Mocirns
8:45
Little
.Concert
'
9:00-
BBC
Ne-.vs
and
Com'ty
9:15--Morni!i'
Devotions
9:30
Mornint;
Ccnccrt
:
Time
ait;:iai
:
'
10:00
-
Morning
Visit
10:15
-j
Morning
Melodies
10:30-
Melody
Time
,
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
v"
ii
m
in
iitiv
miLii
li
ini
:
no
i
mo
vuiiitci
rr
le
rtiri
flnniion
.
.
...
you
a
complete
weather
proof
suit.
Also
available
in
Htp
style
"Hipper"
waders.
A
swell
idea
for
YOUR
n
and
the
economic
:
.-
vmlk
and
pcrtsiinlv
before
hoi.,,,,!,.
1
.
...
cooking
ana
canay
convent
Fnnrv
work
was
in
charge
of
t
---
.A.-.vaiu
ai'uiutn
iiu
luaui
new
4ioontt
In
I
starts
school.
,
!
thincs.
ftlHbtsiiiDaid
Mrs.
H.
Paulson,
Mrs.
H.
B.
Eastman
Mrs.
B.
C.
Morrison,
Mrs.
A
tport's
Christmas
inex
pensive
too!
Edward
lipsetl
LIMITED
AIR
PASSENGERS
v'J
I
(
'
fti
rtriri
lAuriel.
Mrs.
J.
A.
McRae
looked
!
after
the
fish
pond.
Kitchen
convener
was
Mm.
3.
Wide
as-fisted
bv
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Mrs.
W.
Field.
iftvit.
1
r
Ta
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
G.
N.
Meo
c,
Dr.
R.
H.
Ball.
H.
D.
Roid,
A.
R.
Janes.
B.
Wagner,
C.
D.
Bourne,
J.
Gagnon,
A.
P.
McGreior,
H.
II.
Kenyon,
Li
3Ut.
ITibbert.
To
Si.ndspit
(Tuesday)
W.
McUod,
N.
Lir.dgren.
From
Vancouver
'Monday!
-
"Over
Seventy
h'lanmciH
ouicwi
Signs
of
eye
trouble:
.squinting
;
iiimvod
milk
contains'
or
blinking,
marginal
redness
on
value
of
whole
milk:
th
eyelids,
clumsiness
while!
n:
the
new
powdered
j
I'aving.
j
excellent
way
for
j
All
cross
eyes
can
be
straight-1
llti)
save
nionry.
j
enrd
either
by
glasses
or
other
pi
which
contains
medical
means,
or
by
operation,
fiier
for
approximate
Cross
eyes
which
develop
Ik:
ifcr'.s
of
milk
sells
for
,
'-vrcn
two
and
four
years
of
ape
nis
a
package,
no
net
only
can
be
stra'uhtened
but
t
wlifi
milk
is
now
in
most
ca.ses
normal
vision
can
i
20
rents
a
quart,
,
be
restored
if
the
treatment
ts
Ji'h
exoert
doesn't
beun
soon
enough.
the
pnwd-ored
milk
"unless
you
let
it
ENCOURAGE
SHY
ONES
An-
while."
rt.her
health
de-a'Jmert
bl'r-
v'lic
.'ays
that
when
ft
tin
deals
with
shynesi
In
child-ikini!
cakes
and
mak-
ren.
It
urges
that
the
shy
child
Xmas
Dinner
It)
"
i'VV
World
Famous
PHILIPS
.
-
...A
NEW
STAR
OVER
CANADA
Join
the
Philips
Magic
Circle
Two
hundred
or
so
invitations
!rp
out,
for
the
annual
"Over
Seventy
Club"
dinner
to
be
held
K.
Holl
ck-Ktnyon,
W.
A.
Smith,
M.
L.
Crc
sman,
R.
H.
Bacon,
A.
S.
Baird,
C.
A.
Munroe,
H.
I..
Eatten
W.
L.
Rodic,
G.
C.
Lancle.
H.
I'.
Robins.
A.
H.
Dousky,
Lieut.
as
usua'.
uus
vcai
ji
,
21
under
ausnices
of
the
Woit-
be
made
to
feel
more
capable,
i
iwfer:.
o.
iwrsrn.
iks
as
cream
sauces,
r.f-
Co-orainawng
wiuuuu.
affair
will
take
place
in
the
hall
also
good
on
cer-
its
adequate
and
importint.
Fom
S'jndspi.t
(Monday)-
Parenti
should
avoid
limiting
Nesa.
ho
uses
it
himself
r
of
First
United
Church
and
at
lesH.half
of
th-;
2CT
persons
in
vited
are
cxnectea
to
aiwmu.
FHSLIT
964
T:-
tb'stra'ved
model
.
.
.
rerformruice
-Hat
,haUc.-.t
cVnirlsor
.
.
..trrly
FIULIPS.
Fashionrfl
from
finest
matchct"
-valiiut,
rtaik
or
Wonrtc
mahogany.
"DynacoHstic"
found
f
y,!cri
Sl
tnlaicni:-.)ad:ast.
2
short
vave
ranges.
!)
tubes,
lrip
e-pecrf
auter.uUc
rhanpe.
Ample
record
storaSe.
..00
Mrs.
Thomas
Boulter
Is
general
'or.vencr
and
i3
being
assisted
in
dinner
arrangements
by
Mrs.
)4
Leo
Doiron,
Mrs..O.
R.
Brett,
Mrs.
W
aksdalc.
Mrs.
M.
J.
Keays,
Mrs
E.
'Thorroson.
Mrs.
R.
H.
Sollien
:r.
ryfM
I
ford
D.irton
will
bo
in
charge
oi
table
decorations
while
Mrs.
H.
j
Srickson
and
Mrs.
.ndrew
RAE
BROS.
Also
complete
lines
of
RCA
VICTOR
COMBINATIONS
from
$99.00
(.'homnson
arc
looking
after
the
o'icitalions.
In
charge
of
the
jntcrtainment
program
are
Mrs.
mum.
m.
i.
S.
Black
and
Mrs.
A.
Haines.
sn't
clvays
make
sense
'
"
9
.JiSili
.
Look
at
the
facts!
PAT
HUNDREDS
OF
DOUARS
MORE
for
dead
weight
ami
,
bulky,
unnecessary
when
you
buy
a
car.'
Why
a(c
hard
:i
money,
every
day,
on
extra
gasoline?
At
the
new
low
prico
(now
$40.00
less),
tbe
llillmiin
MINX
has
everything
the
average
family
needs
f'T
safe.
'comfortable
driving
and
it's
one
of
the
trimmest
cars
on
the
road
.
.
.
looks
right,
feels
right
anywhere.
GET
A
PLEASANT
SURPRISE
.
'..
see
the
llillman
MINX
on
display
today
at
th
new
low
price.
Discover
why
thousands
of
motorists
prefer
it
to
any
other
car
for
COMFORT,
PERFORMANCE
and
ECONOMY.
';
-
4V
At.UM.NUM
HAS
GROWN
TO'
ff
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CANAOtANUVN.
M
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5&3
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i
foA
I
JlJJ
"
tP?1
'
fo
Hillmon
MINX
It's
the
one
Ihnlty
car
ttiat
i
r
built
and
better
engineered
than
many
I
expensive
cars.
It's
the
one
low
priced
car
filnesn't
make
you
sacrifice
QUALITY,
IDLING
PERFORMANCE
or
BEAUTY
liY
sensible
motoring
economy.
I
Price
reduce
X0addy;what
makes
it
hum
?"
ME?
U
A
HOOKS
GROUP
PRODUCT
ft
money's
worth
.
.
.
drive
a
HILIMAN
"llARNr.ssEn
RAiNHRot's,
sonny!"
It's
a
true
answer
..
.
.
..
In
Sliipsliaw
powerhouse
you
are
awed
by
the
hum
of
twelve
gigantic
generators.
They
are
driven
by
raitt
and
snow
which
fill
Lake
St.
John,
and
pour
down
the
Saguenay
River.
The
water
is
channelled
to
a
man-made
lake
on
top
of
a
hill.
Then
it
rushes
down
tunnels
chiselled
through
solid
rotk
to
dash
against
turbine
like
the
model
at
which
the
boy
is
peering
but
weighing
fill
tons.
The
turbines
drive
generators.
The
electricity
they
generate
speeds
to
nearby
Arvida.
There
it
refines
shining
aluminum
out
of
bauxite
from
British
Guiana.
Over
1000
Canadian
companies
form
aluminum
into
all
sorts
of
useful
articles.
All
this
means
work
for
Canadians.
This
country
supplies
nothing
but
the
raimhops
and
the
brain,
hand
and
enterprise
to
harness
them.
The
hum
in
the
power
house
.at
Shipshaw
is
a
hymn
of
progress,
It
is
a
sound
of
Canada
s
standard
of
living
going
up
.
.
.
ALUMINUM
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LTD.
,
Produce.-!
and
Procnor
of
Auminum
for
Canadian
Industry
and
Worla
Markt$j
Fi'uii.'s
at
Shawimgan
Fall.
Arvido,
K
Msliarm,
Shipihaw.
Port
Alfred-
:'sisS-li'.l!ni'l?i,i.I?n,e'
K,..i6ii
--
nottool?I...nottooME
"J"st
ROOTIS
OTOM
(CANADA)
UMlTlD.
I
Ml
IM.
...
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tr
DISTUIBCTOR:
McDermorf's
(Vancouver)
Liriucd
Vancouver.
B
L
C45
Burrard
Street,
Doolcr:
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MOTOR
SERVICE,
Prince
Knprrt,
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