6
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
TODAY
Tuesday,
August
22,
1953
Rosalind
rW.ll:
RADIO
DIAL
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Come
All!
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RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
EOYS'
STOR
Sale
of
Men's
Suits
-Coals
-Rainwear
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DAVIS
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And
Many
Other
Items
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AND
BOYS'
STORE
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(Subject
lo
Change)
TUESbAT
r.M.
4:00
M(
t-t
Circle
4:15
Stock
Quotation
and
Ink
4:Ji-
1
.ai:
io
If'oik
4:45-Wei;U-rn
Five
5.00
Geo.
C.
Rowe
and
Oich.
t:
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hi
t
D
own
5:45
Lyrical
Lady
5:55
CBC
Hews
8:00
Supier
Serenade
8:15
Sammy
Kaye
and
Orch.
6:30-Muslcal
Varieties
7:00
CBC
Nc
":15-CBC
New-,
Roundup
7:30
l-elce.stJ-r
Square
ij
Broodvav
'
8:00
Science
Reporter
8:15
Preacher's
IXaiy
8:30
Record
a:ijiiiii
9:00
lion.
Brooke
t'la::t.n
and
"vV.
A.
Curtis
9:15
Tim",
Spats
and
Eciioi
l,;
Themes
9:30
-Jake
and
the
Kid
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Miscellany
10:30
Presenting
Charles
Boyer
11:00
Weather
Report
11.C4
Sign
Ofr
V.TUJNESVI
-A
M.
7:03
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
BUI
Good
Kofui
COFFEE
C
T
3
(ounsfs
r.raire
FLAKY
COFFEE
(jr
Stahl
2
af-iTcam.Jii,
These
toiliMme
Flaky
0fTi
e
Ckei
are
m
sample
of
ihe
superb
ttsut
y,ru
net
wilh
new
Hciwh-mann's
Koyal
last
Hising
Dry
V'easl
1
No
more
anxiety
alxiui
yeasi
rakii
iliac
nale
and
wrak-en
!
Heiwhmann'i
new
Dry
Yeat
keepj
full
urtHRtb,
fmi-Miing
without
refrigeration
get
a
Coronation
Impressive
Carnival
Queen
Flying
to
Vancouver
for
"Miss
PNE"
Contest
Following
a
parade
from
the
Post
Office
to
the
Civic
Centre,
"bAlLOKS
AND
FLOOZIES"
This
painting
caused
an
uproar
ln
Toronto's
civic
circles.
The
dispute
started
when
it
was
decided
that
"Sailoie
and
Floozies,"
painted.by
New
York
artist
Paul
Cadmus,
would
be
hung
in
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition's
art
gallery.
The
C.N.E.'s
fine
art
committee
says
it
is
an
excellent
work
of
the
realistic
school.
A
section
of
city
council
plus
churchmen
demanded
it
be
banned
to
protect
the
city's
well-being.
.
(CP
Photo)
lioi
u-iiii,,:
nw
te
I
Mranwlulr.,,,.,-!
gnimilaud
..,pr;i
"Ioik;
Hn
I.
.
nionin
l
supply
I
Local
Gardens
.
Local
gardens
are
at
their
best
i?t
now'
and
the
handsome
flower
beds
and
lawns
at
the
CNR.
Park,
and
the
homes
of
C.
A.
Bcmer,
Pacific
Place,
and
G.
F.
Forbes,
Second
Avenue,
drew
the
admiring
attention
of
numerous
tourists
coining
up
town
from
the
liner
Prince
George
which
arrived
from
Vancouver
Sunday
morning.
They
had
most
of
the
day
In
town.
The
steamer,
bound
north,
did
not
sail
until
late
afternoon.
RiMM,;
liy
ytw.
U
J
i
Carnival
Queen
Lorraine
Young-
ft
A.I.I
.".InhrriB,.,,
ur
in
Jwrll-(lle,
1
i
c.
oikc
,j
i,,,,
until
uno.ih.
Hurt
,
(aUtii)
omr
iihni
,a
kti.a.l
on
tiehii.
,.,.
man
and
her
attendants
and
the
2:30-Records
at
Random
2:43
Coriily
Our
Children
3:00
The
Music
Box
3:15
B"rnie
Braflen
Tells
A
Story
3:30
International
Comty.
until
sin.ithan.ltUBt
!
junior
King
and
Queen
were;
!
played
to
the
dias
by
the
Shrine
'
Clu&
band,
led
by
Peter
Lien,
for
'
jthe
Coronation
ceremony
last'
evening.
10:30
Melody
Time'
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
A
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
'
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
P.
Hi
12:00
Mid-Day
Melodies
1:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B
.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
The
Concert
Hour
Ki.av.i
ik.wi
ami
Pm
liiniuli.
inAr
ami
-
..
i.a
fier
liom
dnurt
j
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
9:15
Morning
Devotions
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Famous
Voices
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
unui
u.Kiiiin
m
bull
(,
II
an
iilatid
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7
t
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cinnaiiMiti;
ijmj
Trained
Dogs
Are
Crowd
Pleasers
...
.nu
iiinminm
wm
Kniilc
iIohbIi
mm!
Marching
in
state
up
the
aisle
of
the
auditorium,
the
royal
!
party
made
an
impressive
ent-
ranee.
With
the
Junior
King!
Teddy
Arnev
flnrl
inn
i
or
nnonM
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
liom
and
nirri
out
'j
emio
ptcparrd
boanl
U
10:15
Morning
Melodies
iMore
than
200
children
and
nn
Lynn,ThomPson
at
her,
mm
a
U'
"juatr.
lolit..
lo
fioni
aii.Mt.im
oil.ir.
ki-ai
mllinW,
.1
mure
tnn,
rw:n
liKlilly
if
it
beromau
r.lljr
of
l.iMnl
daufk
parents
wery
delighted
yester-i
V
ueel
rraine
Youngman
day
afternoon
with
the
Todd
and
'
W8f
J0?
ned
by
her
sister.
N'"a-Pluto
show.
The
greatest
thrill
I
n
,11
absenc
of
last
'car'
Queen
Discover
How
Good
a!
in
a
Rn-avil
V
iq,w
J
of
all
was
when
Pluto
himself
i""5
lnomPS-camc-boundir:;;
on
t3
the
stage.;'
Looking
lovely
in
her
.
royal
'Harry
Todri
and
his
-ut.nt
!
cosume.
Qen
Lorraine
prom-
a.
nu
pat
ihii
(i.
hi
ik
lop
liKlitlv
ami
p,
liaUes
Hrll
into
th
SpiinLlr
rimaitiint
J
IJimnuary
Miw
Donna
H.mt,
put
on
a
solid
d
her
bcst
ln
the
Van"
ha-r
Hour's
rnPment
tt
?UV,erconte5t-
She
tanked
her
1
31
.v..
..
.
loyal
attenrUnts
anH
tw
f.
Iced
Tea
Can
Be!
Make
tea
double
strength
and
while
still
hot
pour
into
glasses
filled
with
cracked
ice
.
.
.
Add
sugar
and
lemon
to
taste.
"i"
)u-'Uiu
audience
thor-
,"
H
,nthZ
7
r"
ul"
ousrhly
hanrv
all
the
timp
Mr
I
..
ure
wuij
mey
naa
aone
Speaking
after
Her
Majesty.
Mr.
Forward
said
the
Queen
was
to
leave
by
today's
plane
for
Van-
Todd
s'e-'ert
the
ball
roiling
with
dleieht-of-hand
and
juggling
tricks
and
trrn
called
on
his
first
'Mi
Wit
liil
r'ff
iiniunion
mixture
mi,,
lit'al
M-iort.l
p.inii
mine
a
hrl
mm
(a
l
I
ri-
until
di!.W
i
IVile
in
a
mxlrrattmr
I'.
mini.,
lulrnraii
luwiiiif
rii;
umim
for
5
mini..
I
c.
paniliK
I
V
Riatnl
oiirnt
e.
tdittrr
ot
nurjinirB
otaiiuc
juirr.
OukIIi
i
ivrup
out
the
2
panu
ul.
anil
ImIp
ukn
,
mini.
ItHiger.
Stand
hai-on
cakr
ccK.lm
for
5
.
then
bnm
filgn
ihakc
from
pain.
HOURS
.
Weekday
9
a.m.
to
V
p.m.
Sunday
12
Noon
ro
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENU
ranine
performer
The
fluffy'
10
eruer
tne
Miss
PNE
roodle.Ra-i:-MoppSeem.dstaee"te,st-
Tn3fe
she
w'd
have
struck
and
w-uld
not
iumn
!
S.P
'
prize
money
'rom
throueh
his
pirns.
However
the
,
conte-
Second
and
third
next
dog
on
the
stase
did
a
dance
P
i.
lnners
would
receive
$50
around
the
sta-
wHh
her
mal'
a"d
fVtUvely.
he
said,
to
ter.
near
but.
nnf
t
isPend
the
carnival.
TEA
But
topping
the
dos
was
the'
aPPreciative
audience
last
one
on
stage.
Pluto.
He
was
ntf?
"tT
the
tv
i,
,
,
tnrouen
their
heartv
inninu
on
his
forenawsrm
Torino
ha,:"
1)01,1
the
coronation
and
as
and
remained
balanced
there.
He
1
re4'red
back
down
the
hall
did
.this
from
several
direction.
1
Four.
S00"1
attended
th;
on
about
five
nrcasmn.
ryal
Partv-
NOTICE
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
LIMITED
ANNOUNCE
THAT
BUS
SERVICE
TO
TERRACE
IS
NOW
IN
OPERATION
The
Queen
was
dressed
in
Then
Todd
called
on
his
kitten
'who
turned
nut
h
green
taffeta
with
an
ermine
MUs
Hiint
for
another
act.
She
ca,pe-
8he
carried
a
bouquet
of
"v?
a
well
executed
dance.
mlxea
Prm5
?n(l
summer
flow-When
shp
c?;f.(i
on
her
pet.
er!L
'i.to.
Pinto
rm
rlancina
onto
ThfPnpces.s.
Miss
Joyce
Tat-AftP-
bc
naH
amu.sei
t
lr-?aU
and
Mlss
Norma
PRrr"
.hftinhilrlren
of
th-
?nd!enr
for
(Terrace.
wore
white
organdi"
whf'e
in
th
aisl-
he
r-.i-npl
!
an,
VP,I!;
nv'on
net--o
thp
r.,
to
An
rt'ffPnit
Junif""
Queen
Donna"
Thnmp-
BLQNDIE
A
Trusting
Friendship.
,
By
CHIC
l!
I
WANT
My
"
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WOfrr
QVE
VOUI?
LMOWteV
PI!?ST
LtT
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MOWEP-.0
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UNTIL
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MOUf?ETUl?N
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fetish
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:.
Ar
srfe
Leave
Prince
Rupert
11.
30
a.m.
Arrive
Terrace
.4.00
p.m.
Leave
Terrace
"...V."
5.30
p.m.
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
10.00
p.m.
n
"ore
plnK
organdie
with
"rnbpM
on
w-th
Mi,c
Hurt
ar
ermine
cape.
eri
the
rh?w.
DEPOTS:
Prince
Rupert,
3rd
Ave.
at
7th
St.
(tjervlce
C.tb:
Phone
555
All
crrried
bouquets
of
m'XT
flowers.
Miss
Nina
Y-ungman
wore
for
the
coronation
cerrmonv.
r
fewn
of
raw
blue
Wet.
She
carried
no
flowers.
Terrace,
Silver
Tip
Cafe.
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4
,
CARNIVAL
ATTRACTION
-liarry
Tocid
and
trained
dogs.
1
DW;T
t
a
f
;
The
story
of
Cotuinro
W
in
a
38-mhuite
fuU-elr
film
entitle,!,
"A"
iS
'.,ttli
ISLAM)."
Available
free-
requests
to
Cominco,
r",,
800
tons
of
coal
and
coke
over
3,000
gallons
off
oil
thin
id
the
daily
fuel
requirementa
of
The
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company's
plant
at
Trail,
B.C.
Furnace,
sintering
mnchinea.
melting
krtllea,
all
consume,
lame
qunntilie
or
soli.l
or
liquid
fuels
in
their
steady
year
'round
priMeKHing
of
ores
anil
concentrates
into
rrfineil
metals.
Cominco'l
chemical
fertilizer
industry
also
consumes
its
share
of
these
fuels.
The
fuel
industry
therefore
becomes
an
important
partner
In
production
at
Cominco
as
one
of
the
many
supply
industries
upon
which
the
Company
depends.
Cominco'l
fuel
bill
amounts
to
many
millions
of
dollars
year
and
is
an
important
contribution
to
employment
in
that
industry,
paying
the
wages
of
many
of
its
employees.
The
relationship
of
these
two
industries
is
but
one
eiample
of
how
in
our
Canadian
economy,
no
one
organization
can
stand
alone.
Each
is
dependent
on
the
services
or
requirements
of
other
industries
for
its
most
effective
operation.
Co-operation
between
industries
is
essential
to
provide
the
progress
and
expansion
necessary
for
the
important
goal
of
maximum
employment.
,
,
VICKERS'
If
OISIIUID
IN
CANADA
OS
A
WO
OUTtllUTiO
tvCalVfTl
I
'
i
rhw
a.lverdsemcnt
is
no'
published
or
div
J
by
tlie
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
'
Eiayrd
the
Government
0
British
Columbia,
j
'
.
'
sS
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
of
Canada,
lj