HUMPHREY
C0CART
Prince
Uupm
Daily
ttttot
Tuesday,
January
13,
1948
FAVOR
NATIONAL
HEALTH
PROGRAM
First
of
Series
of
Debates
By
i
meets
in
the
Civic
Centre
every
BARBARA
STANWYCK,
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
"
'
ihi
Govt.
Heel
larliiun
Kves.
7:0(1-9.00
Mat.
Wi
i.
2:3t
ALEXIS
SMITH
Steps
To
Guard
Atomic
Secrets
08AMH8HHMX
WARNERS'
UlTaTOB
TfieWO
The
kind,
location
or
quantity
of
any
fissionable
substance
or
deuterium
(heavy
wateri
not
Monday
night.
Taking
the
affirmative
side
of
the
question
"Should
Canada
Have
a
National
Health
Program?"
were
A.
P.
Crawley,
Lloyd
Rice
and
Percy
Knutsen,
while
Wesley
Manning,
Carlo
Hansen
and
Jack
Mussallem
spoke
for
the
negative.
:;.
I
'
l:
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Canada
should
have
a
national
health
plan,
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
public
speaking
class
concluded
labt
night
after
the
affirmative
side
of
a
six-man
debating
group
had
presented
what
the
judges
considered
the
stronger
argu
AftiepHKH
Board
Given
Complete
Power
Over
Publication
Of
Information
OTTAWA
(Pi
The
atomic
Desultory
fishing
operations
in
this
area
at
iv:
moment
include
a
limited
amount
of
trawling
of
flatfish
in
Hecate
Straits
for
fil-letting
in
Prince
Rupert
plants.
The
long
spell
of
rough
weather
has
been
curtailing
the
operation
in
which
three
vessels
are
authorized
under
the
regulations;
methods
of,
rates
of
or
capacity
for
producing
any
fissionable
substance
or
deuterium,
specifications
for
Substances,
equipment
or
processes
Specially
'
S.
A.
Cheeseman
and
Edward
ment.
Concrete-
Sidewalk
On
Second
Avenue
energy
control
board,
guardian
ol
Canada's
atomic
secrets,
has
complete
power
over
the
publication
by
word
of
mouth,
by
the
press
or
by
any
other
means
of
Information
relating
to
atomic
energy.
This
is
made
clear
in
the
used,
designed
or
adopted
for
the
!
The
debate
was
the
first
of
a
'
Mussallem
were
judges
and
R.
O.
series
which
will
be
part
of
theMoor
public
speaking
lnstruct-public
speaking
training
pn-ior.
acted
as
commentator
and
gram
of
the
class.
The
group
critic.
operation
of
atomic
piles
or
reactors,
isotope
separation
plants
for
the
extraction
of
fissionable
substances;
theory,
design
or
at
present
engaged
the
Imperial
I
Finella
and
Thelma
S.
A
few
boats
are
also
engaged
in
dogfish
and
black
cod
fishing.
Delayed
somewhat
by
stormy
weather
conditions
in
Chatham
Sound
and
off
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
River,
Union
steamer
Cat-
operating
procedure
of
atomic
i
Following
request
by
the
owners
concerned
for
construction
on
the
north
hide
of
Second
Avenue
between
McBrlde
and
First
Street
of
a
concrete
sidewalk
in
front
of
the
new
Lindsay
guage
building,
Dr.
C.
H.
Hunkinson's
clinic
and
tiio
Civic
Centre,
a
p'an
ha.
been
pre-nared
and
an
estimate
tnacie
f
piles
or
reactors,
isotope
separa-
tion
Dlans
or
Dlans
for
the
ex
SEA
CADET
HEAD
TO
VISIT
HERE
Capt.
A.
P.
Musgravc,
OB
E,
R.C.N.,
director
of
Sea
Cadets,
GURVICH
1
&
son
rn
board's
regulations
which
be-1
came
effective
last
April.
To
back
them
up,
stiff
penalties
ranging
to
a
fine
of
$10,000
or
five
years'
imprisonment,
or
both,
are
provided
in
the
act
under
which
the
board
was
constituted.
Exceptions
to
the
rule
are
information
published
previously
In
scientific
or
technical
fitera-ture,
official
press
releases
or
RECRUITING
HERE
FOR
AIR
FORCE
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
recruiting
team
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
will
spend
the
next
week
Interview
traction
of
fissionable
sub-ala-
CaPl-
Alex
McLennan,
re-stances;
turned
to
port
at
12
noon
today
physical
properties
of
(
the
nuclei
of
fissionable
sub-!
from
Alice
Arm'
Stewart
and
Port
Simpson
ana
sailed
at
1:30
stances:
or
military
applications
,
of
atomic
energy.
j
nis
afternoon
in
continuation
The
reeulations
define
fission-
of
ner
voyage
to
Vancouver
and
Ottawa,
will
arrive
tn
the
clty
cost
of
collslruct,,m
Ci.y
i
tomorrow
on
the
Prince
Rupert
I
..-
,
.
I
t
,.
nttrt
Engineer
C.
B
Ho.ve
reported
...
u
ua,5
W
uC
l
(o
cUy
C()Unc;1
,,is,
Cemfei
I'nder
I
SprtiiK
''
VAKC:
a-ble
substance
as
"any
prescrib-1
dyPolms-
(
j
m
I
melon
-
i
I
iM.ijw
i
nun
ui
lilt-
ni
vui.,.
ed
substance
that
is,
or
from
Accompanying
him
will
be
Lieut.
ing
young
men
interested
in
as,
which
can
be
obtained,
a
sub-
approved
publications
such
official
reports.
iian
Ka
i
HASK.MKNT
Commander
George
Manson,
R.
ON.
Ri
of
H.M.C.S.
Discovery.
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
By
ANNE
ASHLEY
BUILDING
DECREASES
SAULT
STE.
MARIE,
Out.
Value
of
building
permits
stance
capable
of
releasing
sub-
lir
reset
But
under
me
simple
headings
statial
amounts
of
enero-v
hv
staff
officer
of
Sea
Cadets
for
making
a
career
in
Canada
s
peacetime
air
force.
The
team
consists
of
Flying
Officer
J.
H.
Hoult
and
Flight
Sergean;
c.
T.
Taylor,
who
arrived
he
e
Monday
afternoon
on
of
"security"
and
"disclosure
of
nudear
chain
reaction."
Deut-1
Q.
information"
the
regulations
list
erlum
or
..heavy
water.,
is
used
work
How
can
I
clean
needle-that
has
become
soiled
British
Columbia.
The
visiting
suea
nere
in
-mi
an.ppea
oy
officers
will
confer
with
local
j
$758
361
from
1946's
record
-Navv
Leaeue
and
Sea
Cadet
dlr-
breaking
$2,371,672.
In
1947.
1.-
Qt
OAHOH
H3
W6AMH6KHUX
HaHHH
r
DESTINED
FOR
RUSSIA
Investigators
for
Rep.
Ross
Riz-ley's
(R.,
Okla.t
war
investigating
sub-committee
said
more
than
$17,000,000
in
machinery
manufactured
for
Russia
and
"earmarked"
for
shipment
to
the
Soviet,
Is
stored
In
war
assets
administration
surplus
property
depots
in
the
east
and
middle
west.
Here
is
a
shipping
tag
obtained
by
congressional
investigators
in
the
Cleveland,
O.,
area.
Rep.
Rizley
told
newsmen
that
more
than
$2,000,-ged
for
Russia
is
stored
at
000
worth
of
machinery
tag-W.A.A.
warehouses
in
that
information
covering
me
enure
;in
the
atomic
process.
071
permits
were
issued,
against
1,180
permits
In
1948.
ectors
on
Wednesday,
and
will
review
Captain
Cook
Corps
be
fore
leaving
for
Vancouver
on
Thursday
night.
ueiu
ui
atomic
energy
wmcn
no
one
persons,
corporation
or
any
body
may
communicate
except
as
permitted
by
an
order
from
the
board.
Clearance
by
the
board
of
any
LAKE
MARINERS
RETIRE
MONTREAL
(P
Captain
James
Reoch
and
chief
engineer
Charles
Leriche
who
sailed
the
the
Pri.icess
Louise.
They
have
set
up
i
recruiting
booth
at
the
Prince
Supert
Hotel
where
they
will
interview
candidates
for
the
next
veek.
Applications
are
being
sought
lor
th
permanent
air
force,
and
the
t'-rm
of
enlistment
Is
five
SOME
MOUTHFUL
DOLBEAU,
Que.
ffA
woman
with
52
teeth.
j
more
than
the
normal
number,
was
reported
by
Dr.
Paul
LaCrolx,
dentist
of
thi..
Dike
St.
John
district
town.
LETTERBOX
HHj.M).TI()S
he
floor
1,1
lalome
Mo.
t
th
hi
wreck
LAM)
CLKAIUNili
Trim
MH'K
WORK
Pnt.
Divers
a
bottom
TRUCKS
I
Rope
ippeara
r
it.
ror
Hire
iriine
fan
Apri
lifteen
i
PHONE
32
Ted!
or
RED
511
firing,"
Ills
fine
fchewed
SIXTH
STREET
first
lw
'piece
I
aboa
rd
.
matter
submitted
protects
grain
freighter
Donnacona
to-against
prosecution
by
the
jus-)gether
for
more
than.
10
years
tice
department
under
the
regu-
have
announced
their
retire-lations.
.
ment
bringing
to
an
end
long
through
handling?
A.
By
greasing
it
with
a
little
pure,
clean
lard.
Allow
this
to
remain
for
several
hours,
then
rinse
well,
starch
and
iron
while
wet.
Q.
How
can
I
avoid
having
to
scour
sticky
pots?
A!
Drop
a
teaspoon
of
soda
into
the
sticky
pot,
then
fill
with
boiling
water
and
place
hi
the
oven
for
awhile.
It
can
be
cleaned
without
scouring.
Q
How
can
I
bring
out
the
delicate
flavor
of
salt
fish?
A.
By
soaking
the
fish
in
sour
milk
before
cooking.
Q.
How
can
I
prevent
black
Kttil
LATIONS
careers
in
inland
shipping.
LIKES
DODGE
COVE
Editor.
I
Daily
News.
I
came
t$
Prince
Rupert
In
the
spring
of
1920
and
Stayed
there
PARTICULAR
ABOUT
WATER
Most
Hindus
carry
their
own
water
supply
with
them
Because
years
Basic
air
force
requirements
re
for
ground
crew,
but
there
re
opportunities
for
air
crew
l
n
men
with
a
wartime
background
of
flying
experience.
Flying
Officer
Hoult
and
Flight
Seigeaiit
Taylor
hopes
to
inter-
ARE
STRICT
The
regulations
provide
that
no
persons
shall
"communicate
to
any
other
person
orally
or
by
any
document,
drawing,
photo-
SOURCE
OF
WEALTH
HALIFAX
(P
The
estimated
until
1932
when
I
moved
to
Os-
their
religious
law
does
not
per-
land
In
the
spring
of
1946
I
:
nut
them
to
drink
water
drawn
capital
investment
of
the
fish-
the',nioved
ta
Dodge
Cove.
or
looked
at
by
a
man
of
a
dif-
est
men
who
saw
service
in
j-econd
World
War.
although
an-1
DodKe
Coe
&cross
e
har-
ferent
caste.
graph,
plan,
model
or
otherwise
eries
of
Nova
Scotia
is
$15,750,-howsoever
any
information
000
and
the
number
of
employees
News
of
Pr.
George
plications
will
be
accepted
from
bor
from
Prlnce
Rupert.
On
the
,
wpst
side
of
Doie
Cove
alon?
any
who
have
the
necessary
phy-
sical
thp
waterfront
Is
the
settlement.
'
qualifications.
j
I
Across
the
entrance
of
Prince
whatsoever
that,
to
his
know-land
share
holders
in
the
occu-
spots
on
boiled
potatoes?
ledge,
discloses,
describes,
rep-pation
is
estimated
to
be
be-
A.
These
spots
will
not
appear
resents
or
illustrates"
the
fol-.tween
11,000
and
19.000
people,
if
a
teaspoon
of
vinegar
is
addling:
according
to
latest
figures.
ed
to
the
water
bout
t
foot
th
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTORS
A
Midwinter
Carnival
to
be
staged
here
February
10
and
11
AIR
PASSENGERS
Rupert
harbor,
facing
Dodge
Cove
is
the,
noted
Prince
Rupert:
T
An
a
EishernK-n's
!
Outbound.
todav-E.
A
Alex-
Co-operative.
by
the
Kinsmen's
Club
will
be
rmp
nf
tip
mny?
nmnltimis
nnrl
I
D.
J.
Stephenson,
T.
C.
ai1er''
snpct.ae.ular
ever
held
in
the
his-
In
Dodge
Cove
settlement
are
eight
different
nationalities
but
'
Ringham
and
Miss
Dolly
Woods.
'
.
presaur
.
hcr
"
Construction
Alteratiom
today
section
J.
Williams,
for
Ule
nlairlly
f
lh
people
are
;
Repai
rs
for
Vancouver;
Sandspit.
!
Norwegians.
I
have
found
this
'
,,Iace
as
fine
a
rommunlty
as
1
!
M
o
n
d
a
y
W.
H.
tory
of
the
town.
Many
events
1
will
be
introduced.
William
!
Jamison
is
chairman
of
the
com-
j
mittee
in
charge
of
arrange-1
ments
for
th
Carnival.
He
out
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
Your
BOND
Suit,
Sir!
Inbound
toast
Phone
RED
561
Sweeney.
Mr.
Vu.ig.
A.
P.
Fast.
lv"
"l'a
'"
j
Amo
the
first
Kptt"
bor"
E.
A.
Alexander,
D.
J.
Stephen-!
v;as
Edw
ard
Wahl
8tartpd
wno
I
son.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hollick-Ken-'
'
hpr'
as
a
boatbuiider.
Now
he
yon.
T.
C.
Ringham
and
Mrs.
N.
P.O.
Box
"21
rei
lures
u
ing
we
port
oi
lined
the
elaborate
program
at
a
meeting
of
the
club
last
week.
.
(UlU
III
MA
llUVIf
U
MttpyaiU;
Peters,
from
Vancouver;
N.
S.
Campbell,
A.
McKechnie
and
J.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
G.
Perry,
wlni
havp
hppr
wlintr
q
fw
Made
to
Measure
FROM
$29.50
cero
at
loV.
A
Vancou
by
nooi
tonlgh'
Ui
t
British
lor
Men
and
Boy$
RUBBER
BOOTS
Hip-LetiKth.
Vl..TU;!h
Knee
High.
Ankle
Hmh
TO
Tailored
to
Perfection
$42.95
I
of
their
own
and
also
a
store,!
sawmill,
bunkhouse,
cookhouse,-etc.
His
four
oldnst
ions
are
first
class
boatbullders
and
his
two
j
youngest
sons
are
becoming
mill-
.
Wrights.
This
Is
the
biggest
fam-
!
Ily
affair
I
have
yet
seen
in
Brl-
!
ti.sh
Columbia.
I
Here
in
Dorie
Cove
you
can
!
anchor
your
boat
and
It
Is
safe
1
for
the
winter.
j
I
was
born
in
Iceland
July
3,
1
1371.
and
am
still
trolling
with
j
the
boat
i-.ae.
T.
.
Emerson.
RUBBEItS
IN
ALL
STYLES
"(
Whalen-
from
s-
weeks
in
Victoria,
arc
expected
back
in
Prince
George
shortly.
HEAVY
LOOT
Forty
members
of
the
local
VANCOUVER
ffBurglars
in
Danish
community
sat
down
at'Vancouver
sU'al
anything,
the
annual
banquet
last
Wed-1
il
seems-
ln
one
recrnt
tliett
nesday
night
of
the
Prince
500
1'ound.s
of
scrap
iron,
valued
George
Lodge,
Danish
Brother-'
at
$100,
was
-lifted"
overnight
hood
of
America,
ln
the
Prince
from
the
premises
of
a
local
George
Cafe.
Sam
Stevens,
the
business.
newly
elected
president,
was
In
I
the
chair.
Committee
in
charge1
FOR
WARMER
HOMES
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.)
Storm
sashes
cut
fuel
con-Tom
Christenscn,
Mrs.
Karl
An-
sumption
for
heating
up
to
30
derson
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Miller.
!
per
cent,
tests
show.
GEORGE
HILL
&
SONS
LTD.
lottes
:
todav
kinds.
v
id
-
if
rite?
T.O.
Box
737
621
3IU
AVI
ture.
Ask
your
neighbor.
He
knows!
Yes
Sir.
Dozens
of
Prirce
Rupert
men
are
wearing
Bond
Made-to-Measure
Clothes.
The
price
actually
is
no
more
than
the
price
of
a
ready
made
suit
but
the
style
and
fit
is
all
your
own.
Dozens
of
Cloths
6-Week
Delivery
-tomori
and
42
Rupert
PHOTOGRAPH!"
Colder
Drvchiping.
I'nntinr
nd
h
Qeorg
EnlarRing,
picture
I
rim'";nti
Protect
Your
Car
i
CITY
TRANSFER
i
taarltblflr
The
banquet
was
featured
by
speeches
appropriate
to
the
occasion
and
was
followed
by
s
Vic
Menzies
McBride
St.
and
First
Ave.
19th
CENTURY
LUXURY
About
1870
"Golden
Tip"
tea
from
Ceylon
sold
for
as
much
as
$100
a
pound.
dancing.
10.
(
handler
and
Cowci'
.Tnrlf
Wirhnlsnn
'
finnnrp
AWI
.1
Prince
George
was
victorious
by
a
score
of
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Forty
Prince
George
boys,
members
of
the
local
air
cadet
squadron,
had
the
opportunity
of
going
aloft
last
Wednesday
THY
Rex
Cafe
alternoon
when
a
party
of
Royal
j
Canadian
Air
Force
officers
vis-'
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here
with
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proceeded
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There
I
were
to
have
been
three
flights
I
for
the
boys
but
snowfall
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the
third
flight
from
being
made
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accordingly,
some
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