3.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News..
Friday,
August
-
4,
1950
i
.
.
,
.
AIR
PASStNGERS.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
Rillc
Miffh?
Home
Canner
Cans
Miss
O.
Moores,
H.
McKenzie
Mrs.
Lawrence,
Miss
C.
Mont-
1
Mrs.
O.
GLske
and
two
children
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Van
left
last
night
on
the
Prince
Ru-
Cooten
and
child
sailed
last
night.
Rotary
Club
Hears
Speaker
In
a
strong
appeal
to
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
to
Join
In
the
move
to
bring
skilled
displaced
persons
to
Canada,
A.
Morrison
McTavtsh,
chairman
of
the
international
affairs
committee
of
the
Vancouver
club,
mentioned
some
of
the
successful
immigrants
who
had
come
over
as
laborers.
Among
them
was
a
doctor
who
gomery,
Mr.
-;ver,
Mr.
Thomas
W.
Lyons,
Mr
Rortson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Williams.
:.
I
m
jown
and
enjoy
the
added
com-
Enamelled
or
Plain.
In
assorted
sizes.
Conveniently
packed.
Twenty
four
to
a
Carton.
pert
for
a
visit
in
Vancouver.
jon
the
Prince
Rupert
and
will
Baseball
Sunday!
2:30
p.m.
.spend
the
next
few
weeks
visit-
From
Sandr.pit
(yesterday)
L
on
insulated
home
by
installing
Ketchikan
Eagles
vs
Abel
and
lng
in
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
'
s
Dtos
F
orav
r
rhara
ti
Odowes.
,
(181)
'in
the
south
.
Warrl
J
Rnv
GLAS
Roll
blankets.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
fGLAS
can
easily
be
installed
in
your
The
advertisement
appear-;
m
Attention
Oddfellows
,
Re-
mg
un
uthlPwPer
ear'ier..on
IbeltM
hd
Friends.
Banquet
will
week
should
have
read,
"Roast-
.
,
.
nz
Ch!ckens-59c
ner
lb.:
Boil-lbe
held
ln
the
Broadway
Cafe,
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr
and
Mrs.
G.
Tomlinson,
J.
V
Whitehead,
G.
B.
Tribble,
E
Abernethy,
I.
Traaseth,
E.
O'Neil,
in
on
evening,
and
costs
only
$6
per
I
I
-
L
University
of
Toronto
medical
in8
Fowl
47c
Per
lb.",
instead
'
August
8
at
6:30
p.m.
in
honor
,m.
F.
Phillips,
Miss
Ross,
Mr.
feuare
reei.
and
Mrs.
J.
Edmondson,
V.
Thor-
school
and
taught
from
a
text-!01
,cf
y"sa
I0r,
fe
""
book-
he
had
written
15
years'1-Jhese
bhU
IJ
R
g.
and
E.
C.
Phillips
flew
PrLVl
anS
to
Stwart
with
load
Q-C-A.
a
Mr.
McTavish
,
first
.
showed
u
,
aIMOores
Moore's
Dla
P'ant
ln
n
Burnabv
"urnaDy
ana
of
,raiht
freight
,.,
,
son,
G.
Burns.
To
Stewart
(QCA
yesterday)
P.
W.
Johnson,
A.
Siocum,
G.
S
Andrews,
C.
Agar,
J.
S.
Wilson.
yesterday
afternoon.
are
rigidly
government
inspect
film
of
life
in
a
displaced
per
:y
"
i
w
v
"
:
.
V
ed.
Sheardown's
Ltd.
(It)
GLAS,
complete
with
vapour
barrier,
to
fit
between
ceiling
joists,
just
roll
GLAS
can
also
be
installed
by
your
L
CONTRACTOR,
on
a
time
payment
sons'
camp
in
Germany.
People
were
crowded
several
families
From
there
they
chartered
a
Q.C.A.
.
plane
for
Hidden
Lake,
where
they
will
be
prospecting
until
August
31.
The
Misses
L.
Knutson
and
R.
Try
a
Daily
fsews
Classified
tVT
ln
lar,f,
buildinss
th,atiLong
are
taking
the
week-end
?JL
P??,le
d
fUnd
the
Charlotte
Islands
tonight.
occupations
outside
camp.
Wr
down
and
1
2
months
to
pay
the
Fred
Lewis,
well
known
local
naval
veteran,
has
joined
the
immigration
service
staff
here.
utners
worked
in
the
camp.
Many
were
waiting
to
die.
Those
for
whom
hope
was
slight
for
leaving
the
camp,
the
hard
core,
You'll
have
.
.
James
Bond,
district
supervisor
included
not
only
the
-halt,
the
of
Immigration
at
Seattle,
was
INQUIRE
TODAY
AT
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coquitram,
11
p.m.
lame
and
the
blind,
but
pro-;
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
fessional
men,
artists,
musicians
j
Kathleen
yesterday
returning
and
other
highly
skilled
and
.
g0uth
after
a
trip
through
Alaska
cultured
people.
They
were
gen-
on
official
business.
He
visited
kl
&
McCaflery
Limited
'
1
:
i
'
r
'
'
.
f
-
v.
erally
not
wanted
as
they
might
among
other
places
Whitehorse,
do
university
students
out
of
Anchorage
and
Ketchikan.
Jobs.
,
P.O.
BOX
180
16-117-58
,1
sweaters
?
After
the
film
Mr.
McTavlshi
N.
L.
Jones
made
the
round
explained
that
Rotary
Inter-
trip
to
Ketchikan
aboard
the
national
had
undertaken
to
ease
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
the
problem
of
the
displaced
sailed
last
evening
on
a
holiday
P-
'
.
-
ri
persons.
In
Canada
Rotarlans
visit
to.
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun.
August
4
and
18
10
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
,
,
CIIARLGITE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
July
28
10
p.m.
FRAtfK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
l'none
50P
FINE
PURE
WOOL
PUlL;;
OVERS
AND
CARDIGANS
.
BY
GRAND'
MERE.
NEvI
SMART
STYLING
IN
ALtf
-
had
agreed
to
sponsor
professional
men,
agriculturalists,
.mechanics,
doctors,
lawyers,
chemist,
natural
and
social
Mr.
Jones
had
rever
been
in
Ket-
!
chikan
before
and
in
his
brief
j
visit
there
saw
most
of
the
city.
Unlike
Prince
Ruvert,
one
is
i
right
ln
town
as
soon
as
he
i
leaves
the
steamer.
Ketchikan
is;
rompact,
and
it
looked
like
busy
I
!
scientists,
teachers,
artists,
mu-j
sicians
and
others
ln
positions
THE
POPULAR
SHADES
where
their
Qualifications
would
-
.-
'
hit
'
I
"Vl
ci
n.ililil.
mm.
V-i
r,
,J
times
for
everyone.
agreed
to
the
plan
and
allowed
persons
of
that
calibre
to
enter
Announcement
Canada
under
a
sponsor
who
would
ste
that
they
did
not
become
charges
on
the
state
for
55.75
and
A.
Trades
and
Labor
Council
j
Iabor
Day.
sports,
September
4.
Dance
at
Civic
Centr.
Catholic
Bazaar,
October
4
$7-75
1
1
WRATHALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
320
3rd
Ave.
W
Headquarters
for
the
VIEW-MASTER
Full
Library
of
Color
Reels
Developing,
Printing
Enlarging
Photographic
Supplies
Scenic
Views
Kodaks
for
Everyone
at
least
one
year.
This
was
a
great
concession,
he
said,
as
formerly
only
laborers
were
allowed
to
enter
the
country
from
displaced
persons
campS.
And
they
had
to
be
sponsored
for
five
years.
The
speaker
said
that
originally
there
had
been
1,400,000
displaced
persons
In
the
western
?.nd
5.
.,
Rebekah
Bazaar,
October
18.
l7
m
"
"
4
r
1
1
"
i
St.
Peter's
Fall
Bazaar,
Oct.
26
Sonja
Bazaar.
October
27.
Moose
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
when
you
install..,
zone
of
Germany
but
that
1,-000.000
had
already
been
placed.
Of
those
still
remaining
100,000
were
Ineligible
to
leave
because
they
were
married;
40,000
were
cripples,
34,000
were
not
economically
sound;
but
there
were
26,000
who
were
the
cream
of
Ladies'
Suits
1
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
November
8.
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale
Nov.
IB.
IO.D.2..
iali
oazaar
November
13.
L.O.B.A.
Laaar
Dec.
1.
.
!
central
Europe.
They
had
both
hict
hrriuaA
"Stop
breathing!"
,
I
high
morals
and
technical
attainments.
t
CAREFIL
CHOICE
In
choosing
immigrants,
he
continued,
both
the
government
and
sponsors
are
careful
to
see
that
the
Jobs
of
university
graduates
are
protected.
If
a
An
electric
water
heater
gives
you
hot
water,
on
tap,
24
hours
a
day!
All
the
hot
water
you
need
for
both
bathroom
and
kitchen.
1
Think
how
wonderfully
refreshing
it
would
be
to
take
a
hot-and-cold
shower
after
work
or
play!
You
will
want
to
see
these
I
i.
lovely
GABARDINE
SUITS.
A
,
From
$27.95
,L
p
Canadian
applys
for
a
Job
that:
a
displaced
person
is
slated
for,
the
Canadian
gets
it.
It
has
been
suggested,
he
faid,
that
if
three
vacances
occur
two
should
be
filled
by
Canadians
and
the
Women's
All
Wool
BLAZERS.
Special
$9.95
Children's
BLAZERS.
All
sizes
f
JERVING
THE
B.C.
COAST
'
'"
"
I
and
iother
by
a
displaced
person.
j
rtkJ
ru
A
n
I
ATTt
ICl
k
KJHC
uanaaa
10
oaie
nas
lasen
in
i
ana
colors
SUN
SUIT
SPECIALS
MANY
OTHER
SAVINGS!
KROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
CHIROPRACTIC
FOR.
HEALTH
WATCH
YOUR
STEP
As
we
get
older
It
becomes
more
nd
more
important
for
us
to
watch
our
step.
In
childhood
and
youth
we
can
take
falls
and
jolts
in
our
stride
and
scarcely
notice
them.
As
the
body
thickens
and
stiffens
a
misstep
that
results
in
a
sudden
jat
or
twist
can
be
serious.
And
th
most
serious
thing
about
it
is
that
we
seldom
realize
its
far-reaching
effects.
Just
as
a
carelessly
thrown
lighted
match
or
cigarette
stub
can
cause
a
million
dollar
fire,
so
may
a
less
step
start
forces
that
result
in
chronic
disease.
A
standard
question
asked
by
Chiropractors
of
a
new
patient
is
whether
the
patient
can
racall
having
had
a
severe
Jar
or
fall.
In
many
cases
the
patient
can'
recall
such
an
accident,
but
it
was
"some
time
ago
and
such
a
little
thing
that
it
couldn't
possibly
have
anything
to
do
with
my
present
condition."
The
Chiropractor
explains
that
K)RT
CLEMENTS
"
And
.
it's
a
great'
saving
of
heat
in
the
house
during
the
lummer.
For
an
electric
heater
is
fully
insulated
.
.
.
and
you
don't
need
a
fire
just
for
hot
water.
Such
a
saving
of
time
and
bother!
80,000
displaced
persons.
Quite
a
few
have
been
skilled
persons
who
came
over
as,
laborers.
Some
had
found
their
own
level.
But
people
were
told
they
would
not
be
allowed
to
practice
their
professions.
He
said
it
was
pos
J
mm
W
SEE
OUR
BARGAIN
BASEMENT
DOM'S
DEP'T
STORE
JU6KATLA
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY
ALLIFORD
BAY
CUMSHEWA
INLET
JNCE
RUPERT
00
A.M.
sible
but
not
likely
that
some
communists
might
slip
through.'
There
had
been
only
one
of
the
80,000
brought
over
so
far
who,
had
to
be
deported
for
that1
reason.
Communists
were
hated
j
in
displaced
persons
camps,
he
averred.
International
relief
or-'
ganzatlon
pays
the
way
over
for
immigrants.
From
there
on
It
Is!
'Except
Thursday
and
Sunday
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
ARM
.
ITEWART
INCE
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
9
00
AM.
WART
FRIDAYS
9.00
A.M.
SKEENA
IXN
PORT
ESSINGTON
Licensed
Clean
,
Premises
Comfortable
'
Rooms
'YOUR
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME'
JANET
BROWN,
Prop.
the
responsibility
of
the
sponsor
An
Electrie
Hrter
u
good-looking.
You
can
plac
it
onywAer
enm
enient
.
.
.
And
it't
automatic
turns
ilself
on
and
off
.
.
.
No
itoking
to
do
...
Ho
dust
...
no
dirt
...
no
flues
...
(
a
comfort
to
tha
uholit
family.
For
,
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INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
w
arc
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u.c
6.
causing
pressure
on
spinal
nerves,
on.
and
interfering
with
the
flow
of
,
In
closing,
Mr.
McTavish
said!
vital
energy
over
the
nerves.
Lack-
countries
who
had
opened
their
J
ing
this
energy
some
part
or
parts
I
doors
to
immigrants
had
pros-
Pf
5he
bodJ
ceasf
t0
'""jeMon
nor-
inered
Hp
asked
that
Prince
mally'
and
symptoms
of
impaired
pered.
He
asiced
that
v
rince
health
to
Bppear
Rupert
Rotanans
give
the
mat-1
When
the
vert.bra
which
started
ter
careful
consideration.
i
the
trouble
Is
restored
to
Its
normal
I
f
1
I
1
mi
PHONE
476
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
r
JOHN
H.
BULGER
position,
and
the
nervous
system
is
again
operating
efficiently.
Nature
will
ln
time
restore
the
body
to
normal
health.
Consult
Your
Chiropractor
Inserted
hy
the
Chiropractor'
Association
of
D
C,
Killas
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
NOVELTIES
TOYS
Penguin
Hobby
Shop
6th
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and
Fulton
St.
Phones:
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446,
GREEN
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Various
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Heights
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Widths
CES
SLASHED
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
and
mum
Plumbing
&
Heating
Silver
Grey,
Maroon
and
Blue
$39.50
-fc
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in
stock
ROY
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WASHERS
..
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AND
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179
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