niT.IAL
HELD
A'otc
Hear
TnWn
Fire
Languages
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
20,
1950
'
t
SHIPS
and
CAPITOL
Mrs.
A.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mis.
C
JannJiscn
and
Irvine,
Mr.
arid
in
ft
1WATERFR0NT
5i
'
-j,
t
,
OHTIE
mm.
Towels
The
Best
Is
None
Too
Good!
Especially
Since
They
Cost
No
More
eNTURCl
1
1
V
I
f
I
in
J
I
Mrs.
PaV.ch
and
Family,
Ian
Me-ftae,
Helen
&
Everett,
Mrs.
Editn
Cumcf
and
Jim,
Mrs.
S.
II.
Scott,
1
Mr.
and
ivirs.
L.
haabe
and
family,
Albin
and
Ella,
Pete
Cravetto,
Mr
.and
Mis.
O.
I.
Smith.
Margaret
and
Murray
Henderson,
Bill
and
Margaret,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Hague,
the
Toidiffe
family,
i
Uha.11
and
Oordon
Reade.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Chcll,
Rosalie,
Elnor
.Magnusscn
and
family,
Kelly
Douglas
and
Company.
Bill
end
Rose
McCalluin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Barton
Kay
and
Chuck,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
HarrV
Nelson
and
f.imllv.
Mrs.
lie
Oclavs
Norah
in
North
Union
Night
at
Itupcrt
Unexpected
icy
conditions
in
the
Lynn
Canal
last
week
forced
the
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Princess
Norah,
Capt.
Graham
HuRhes,
to
return
to
Juneau
and
wait
until
favorable
conditions
would
permit
proceeding
of
the
V
AT
WALLACES
f
northbound
vessel
to
its
destina-
-tion
Skagway.
Enroute
to
Van-
couver
Saturday
night,
the
vessel
I
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
almost
OF
COURSE
ftM3ilSiJiaili!illW"Ml
Pnstulil
Mr
onH
VT.-o
M.lvilv
'
Adult
Enterlalnmpn
'
1
nighly-skilled
United
Nations
interpreters
instantaneously
render
a
Mr
md
Mrs'
v
Sutton
and
Fred!
!
,
three
hours
late
and
short
or
For
bath
towels,
hand
towels
andB
fuel.
Docking
at
the
Imperial
.
speech
from
English,
French
or
Russian
into
Jspanisn.
umrr
mihui-
Mr
Bcu
jjrigi-llt
Mr
lnd
Mri
j
face
cloths,
you'll
be
pleasantlyB
uu
oock
at
v
p.m.,
h
receive
u
while
Vancouver
bound
passcn-
r,,aH
nf
wmince's
selection!
.
and
reasonable
prices.
taneous
interpreters
in
similar
hootns
in
u..
meeuns
rwuiiis,
uic.n-
Qongary
and
jall
Brownie
D'Hi"
while,
interpret
the
same
speech
into
English,
and
Sandra,
Mr.'
Andv
Paavola,
Russian.
Participants
in
the
meetings
are
equipped
with
individual
p
Ted
Sorensoii
Mr
-"id
headsets
and
can
listen
in
any
of
U.N.
five
official
languages.,
.
vrrrot.TX.
Wilwn
r
,
j
Star,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Olsen,
Mr.
.
.
"
"
.
:
and
Mrs.
T.
R.
Tomlinson,
Mr.
gers
patiently
waited.
It
wasn't
until
approximately
9:30
that
th.:
vessel
lied
up
at
the
C.P.R.
dock.
Mechanical
trouble
In
pumping
oil
into
the
engine
room
lengthened
its
stay
at
the
oil
pier
to
two
and
one-half
hours.
Leaving
for
Vancouver
at
about
10:30,
total
time
lost
was
over
four
hours.
Frosty
Weather
'and
Mrs.
J.
famon
and
familv,
;Mr.
M.
Dah'qulst.
Mrs.
M.
R
Former
Alaska
A.G.
Succumbs
fdSS
FINE
P
j
4IMIONE2l
222
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i"
"
-
Radio
Dial
CFPR
124U
Kilocycles
Franks
and
Graham.
Mr.
and
W.
C.
UtUe
and
BlUy,
Mr.
F.rlr
Ericson,
Andy.
Eleanor
and
Bob
Moxley,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Lund
and
Elsie.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
l
und-
Slows
Up
Mine
!
A
long
spell
of
sub-zero
wea-
i
'
ther
icing
up
machinery
and
A
former
Attorney
Genera'
of
Ala.ska,
John
Rustgard,
83.
died
reeentlv
in
Florida.
A
native
-of
Norway,
he
was
an
old
time
Alas-
(Subject
to
Change)
Again
it
was
Union
Steamship
night
at
the
Canadian
National
j
workings
has
had
the
effect
of
'
V
"V.
"'c
.;
u
dock
here
Sunday.
In
good
time
MTOm.
mr.
auu
ivirx.
renuu
H""
1
family,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.-J.
A.
John-
j
.son
and
Family.
Mrs.
Henry
1
Smith
Sr..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wolaii-
j
.-kon
and
a
visitor
in
prince
i:u-pert
occasionally
in
the
ear'y
days.
He
was
an
author
of
some
note,
chiefly
on
economic
subjects.
Last
August
he
was
ap
aiuwntg
ujj
uyeiwuuo
uuu,
wvn-
steame-
mer
coauitlnm
uluam-
Cani
theless,
the
famous
Silbak-
,
,
sJf
fV-Premier
"
Be"'
fro
Van
mine
in
the
Portland
arriv,cd.
,
ski
and
Geors.',
Jack
and
Vera
1
i
-
s
si
MONDAY
P.M.
4:
IS
Stock
Quotations
and
Int
4:30
Magic
Adverturca
4:45
Young
Man
With
a
Song
4:55CBC
News
5:00
Solo
For
Orchestra
5:30
Album
Leaf
8:00
Supper
Serenade
Canal
district
is
back
in
the
role
a"upu"
"'
SU'""B
Mair.
11
p.m.
for
Alice
Arm.
Stewart
m'f&a
If
I
fr"
xi
of
a
steady
producer
of
trates,
said
Dale
L.
Pitt,
manag
pointed
special
oconpmic
advisor
to
the
American
Economic
Foundation.
ill
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
return
here
to-
M
ing
rlirpntrr
nf
(hp
pnmnnnu
Mrlin
Sew
your
own
WW
.
j
n
row
niorning
to
saU
south
at
passed
through
the
city
on
the
Coqultlam
last
evening
bound
i
'f'P-'
F,rom
JVIas1
I"-lct
the
v
ChUcolin.
north
on
one
of
his
periodical
'"f'
J
visits
of
inspection.
A
force
of
ap
"acL?"'
arr
vcd
at
,
"-.
at
9
in
P
sailing
p.m
con-,
200
men
is
working
steadily
and
l'uati
of
her
voyage
to
Van-
of
regular
shipment
concen-
1
II
"
'
.'.Al
This
advrtlfment
Is
not
pobUsbtd
or
displayed
by
th
Manor
Control
Board
or
by
tho
OoTnimn
f
rHiiu
Columbia.
'
CARD
OF
THANKS
M"s.
Robert
Gordon
Olive
,nid
1
Farl
with
to
think
their
manv
friends
for
their
kindness
and
floral
tributes
in
their
recent
va
bereavement,
with
sordid
thanks
to
Rt.
Reverend
J.
B.
Gibson
and
Dr.
L.
W.
Kemiiv
It
Hotel
Site
Here
Being
Surveyed
Surveyors
have
recently
been
occupied
on
the
site
of
where
the
proposed
new
hotfl
will
stand
It
will
be
on
Second
Avenue
be-
trates,
hauled
down
the
road
for
L"uvci-
j
a
distance
of
sixteen
miles
from
mill
to
wharf
at
Stewart,
are
be-
6:15
Martial
Airs
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
"Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm"
7:00--CBC
News
7:1ft
-CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
George
Caiangis
Show
7:45
The
Blue
Door
8:00-Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
9:00
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
8:30
Producers
Workshop
10:00
CBC
News
10:10-C'BC
News
itwecn
Fourth
and
Fifth
Streets
I
just
across
the
avenue
irom
me
ling
made.
An
unusually
light
fall
of
snow
this
winter
has
facilitat
ed
the
trucking
operations.'
At
conclusion
of
the
present
voyage,
Chief
Engineer
Fred
Smith
will
go
ashore
from
the
steamer
Coquitlam
for
his
annual
vacation.
He
will
be
relieved
by
R.
A.
Dick,
another
of
;the
well
known
chief
engineers
:of
the
company.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
1ft
oiiies
start
during
1
wr
NAT10KAL
SEW
&
SAVEW
:10:15-Provincial
Affairs
With
Spring
on
the
Wayf
It
E.
MORTIMKK
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPi
Furnishing
New
Hospital
Ward
.
A
new
Quern
Mary
ward
is
to
furnished
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
bv
this
pioneer
local
chapter
of
Imperial
Or-
FKIIIll'AIIY
10-25
Death
Takes
lack
Plint
Canadian
Bank
01
commrrcc.
a
;
representative
of
the
architects
J
was
here
last
nigh.
.
P.M.
12:00-Mid-Day
Melodic
12:15
CBC
N'.
wf
,
.
:
12:23
Program
tKuine
12:30
B.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
Interlude
i
1:00
Afternoon
Concert
1
:30
Bernie
Bradcn
Tells
a
Story
1:45
Comty.
A
Orant
2:00
B.
C.
School
Broadcast
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
Let's
Read
About
It
-,
BUILD
THROUGH
N.H.A.
--
Consult
10:30
Henry
Russell's
Orch.
10:55
Interlude
11:00
Weather
and
Sign
Ott
TUESaMI
-A
M
7""
Musical
ClocK
Mid
CBi:
Nrw
8:10
Ktxp's
Bill
Good
v.is
f.'
..ilng
Sony
8:30
iIusic
for
Modems
8:45LiU.:e
Concert
9:00
BBC
News
and
Commen
'
We
are
headquarters
for
all
Hie
accessories
you
need
to
(jive
m
garments
that
"fine
finish"
loot
We'liave
Uic
leading
fitJimo
books
and
patterns
to
'give
pi
Uie
new
"now"
look
.
.
.
NewY.
In
trimmings
and
ii'iiums
lit
CHANDLER'S
iRTRAIT
STUDIO
.
Film
Finisiilng
KnUrim:
l'lli
I'luili.f
taken
at
Horn
Phone
Green
38'J
2iti
4H'
'
'
fitlNCt
RViPERT.
B.t
1
der,
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
It
J
will
be
located
in
the
"new
win;;
!
of
the
hospital
opening
of
which
is
being
awaited.
Death
took
place
last
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
where
he
had
been
a
pa-'
lient
for
only
a
few
days,
of
John
Henry
(Jack)
Plint,
for
mis
is
out
one
01
the
many
it
eluding
buttons,
zippers,
neffc
3:00
The
Music
Box
iGreer-
&
Bridden
and
threads,
etc.
(
YOUR
LOCAL
BUILDER
For
Plans
&
Estimates
215
1st
Ave.
West"
Phone
Black
307
picjccts
at
home
and
abroad
in
highly
resected
citizen
of
Prince
which
Queen
Mary
Chapter
has
Rupert.
He
was
72
years
of
age
.
been
interesting
itself
duirng
the!amj
was
born
in
England,
Aug-
i
past
year
and
on
which
a
de-;ust
26,
1877
1
'.talicd
report
was
made
bv
the;
,
,!
secretary.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tenu,
at
the
TWaS,a
Vct!T
w
1
thc
annual
meeting
last
week.
i
(ar
,anc
"rve?
Royal
(
Canadian
t
Naval
Volun-
i
Charles
W.
Wilson
has.
arrivei
c0rinrve
ln.
'
Ruom
Artificer.
He
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
tc
f"gl"c
was
take
up
residence
in
Prince
Ru-
,orn22
yc,ars
,fe
mP!ov
c
"
Department
of
pert
where
he
will
be
;,ineci
TransRort
and
tary.
9:15
Mornin?
Devotion
9:30
Morning
Concert
n:59
Tune
Smnai
10:00
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
.
10:30
"MHody
Time"
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Air
KindenarU-n
11:15
Roundup
lime
11:30
-Weather
Report
1
1
:n
-
Messaae
Per.od
11:35
Recorded
Interlude
'.1:45
Personal
Album
shortly
by
Mrs.
Wilson,,
the
for
mer
Miss
Patricia
Bell-Irvir,pv
1
)
If!
r;
f.
three
years
ago
was
chief
engineer
of
the
lighthouse
tender
Bir-nie.
Deceased
leaves
to
mourn
his
;
passing,
his
widow,
Mrs.
Acinic
Plint,
1710
2nd
Ave.
West
and
a
!
daughter,
Mrs.
Harvey
Oillis
or
Vancouver.
'
Fishermen!
More
Soft
Snow
In
Prince
Rupert
After
being
washed
almost
clear
of
snow
by
substantial
am!
welcome
rainfall,
Prince
Rupert
again
awoke
this
morning
to
Mr.
Plint
was
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
Masonic
Order.
Burial
wiil
Uikc
place
ir.
the
1
if
Mitchell
&
Currie
dspnyiurr
Qood
Food
For
Tasty
Meals
At
Reasonable
Prices
Chinese
Dishes
a
Specialty
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
Soldiers
Plot
Fail
view
Cemetery
another
blanket
of
wet
snow
Builders
and
Contractors
but
with
a
feeling
in
the
air
that
on
Thursday.
it
would
not
last
long.
There
was
a
softness
suggesting
more
moisture.
The
official
forecast
predicted
rain
by
afternoon.
It's
business
wise
to
advertise.
Advertise
in
tnr
Lmity.Newe
FOR
YOUR
WALLPAPER
HANGIH
5;
WHEN
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
TELL
YOUR
TROUBLES
TO
THOM
THE
SHOP
THAT
UNDERSTANDS
MARINE
SHEET
METAL
CALL
BLACK
884
.
For
Your
Interior
Painting
and
Decors
I
c
c
1
r
a
t
1
i
M
Call
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Phone
Blue
215
233
ex
(Cafe
2nd
Ave.
Opp.
Rupert
Hotel
7:00
a
m.
to
3:30
a.m.
l'lione
173
lor
Outside
Orders
THOM
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
i
fied
Salmon
Pancakes
h
Skovefe
m"1"
MlE'SnnnriKiii.-tli.!'""
II
MkLliitit-K
null
l'""'-
(
I
.Htitirtl
StiltntHl
(.
r
fit!
.
morrow.
'Ihry'rr
lnv
tinrr
iniiililiii"
l'1
'"
,
if
mitritionnl
era
In
!""
FUEL
SALE
FUR
COATS
clearing
at
the
lowest
prices
T
'.Z"-
in
years
SPECIALS
.
Coney
Coats
$75.00
Electric
Seal
.:
$125.00
1
Persian
Lamb
(sides)
.
$145.00
Muskrat
Flank
$195.00
:
.
V"
Every
Coat
Guaranteed
1WLIE
&
MJTTUi
Limited
Canned
Salmon
Pancakes
licait
To
your
fiivoti
lit.!'
(scrvinjfour)
ll:il;'
i"
"George
never
remembers
our
wedding
anniversary.
I
just
remind
him
of
it
in
February
and
July,
and
get
two
presents."
till-
iUV
Sulmon.
Pop
on
jjr'n
piping
hot
wiih
SIAMESE
TWINS
lltiUbtil
C'limikb
Kic
lb.
I
Locker
Plant
l'orh
lilblftUi
aa
it.!
TO
BE
PARTED
TOK1ISLD,
Alia.
Announcement
has
been
made
.
that
Canada's
only
living
Siamese
.
twins,
living
here,
have
entered
L
'
hospital
for
separation
by
sur-1
gery
in
May.
There
will
be
tests
'
ProKlit!
lAiclicr
will
liuve
many
butlaflud
custom
-ro
this
sprlnu.
Customers
who
have
no
worries
about
their
meat
supplv.
They
know
they
tire
assu
nd
ut
a
pleuMlul
supply
of
the
finest
meat
obtainable
Transportation
dliflcultieK?
Nonel
They
Jutit
cjme
down
to
the
Locker
Plant
and
pick
out
steak.
hk'w'.
roast
or
liuniUurner
as
they
desire.
No
hunting
Irom
market
to
market
for
the
meut
that
is
not
UKIJoiii
Uiuoe
happy
peop
e
rent
a
locker,
save
time,
money
and
worry
bv
purchasing
Quality
rueuta
by
the
quarter
Irom
Uie
Locker
Plaut.
t
fink
9r
Rtta
Salmon
I
enlmly
uttiijiklvry
'tir
Mia
rtttpt.
Rupert
Freezing
Company
Ltd,
which
will
separate
the
tissue
connection
of
their
abdomens.
Their
physician,
Dr.
Freebury,
i
reports
their
internal
organs
'.are
separate
units.
Phone
Red
307
230
2nd
Avenue
Box
110