5
Prince
Rupert,
Daily
Newr
Tuesday,
July
25,
1950
r
n
D
Radio
Dial
I"
f
N
1240
Kllocyc
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
7:30
-Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00--Science
Reporter
fc;15--Natloh's
Business
MO
Record
Album
:00
Titne,
Space
and
Echoing
Themes
8:30
Jake
and
th.e
KM
IO:0U-BC
tw
t0:l0-CBC
News
10
:1V-
ftscellany
'
10:
30-Jpaci
f
lc
-Pia
not
orte
li;oo-tVeafriflr'nr'fiftrt
Frascr
and
-rayuei
i.
UEPSRTMKXT
OF
(ITlrhHIP
AMI
IMMK.KATION
i
IVHIAN
Xl'KAlRH
BRANCH
SEALED
TENDERS
sddresvd
the
Dvrecw,
maiar.
AffuiT.
Brino
i
'-".
p
1
f
I
"'
i
i
.
"
J.
f
"
i
i
"
.S
uepartmem
oi
citizenship
and
im-
os,
tne
"rid
that
handled
tne
migration,
Ottawa.
Canada,
end
en-'muiip
hnr
In
ln
lh
tne
Malamu
MalnmntP
sal'
dored
"Tenders
lor
Erection
of
Pre-i1?"'
-iHbrictm
Indian
Day
school,"
wm'oon,"
died
last
week
In
a
Seattle
!JTc'.,v1.Jlntu
noon
"
AuUBt
hospital,
following
a
long
Illness.
1950.
for
the
erection
by
contract
J
.
.
.
,,
.
of:
'He
became
a
sourdough
at
13
an
J
GIRLS'
tLUE
DENIM
JEANS
.
oOod
quality;
well
mcide;
sanforized
shrunk.
Zippc'r
fastening.
Size
6
to
12
...
-'249
.
WOMtN'S
BLUE
DENIM
JEANS
Qood
Cfuality;
well
made;
sanforized
shrunk.
.
Zipper
fastening.
Sizss
14
to
20
....
2.95
i.
Moricetown
Indian
Day-
School.
I
played
the
first
piano
ever
seen
"Vk'Cs"
IA'
Day
Schoo.
J"
SW-
'
Hawiton
Indian
Aticy.
Contributing
to
the
general
joy-
.
.
ChehalU
IndlBn
Day
School,
Newl0nsnpss
OQf,ness
whpn
wnen
"n
hirnrh
Oimcn
OI
of
the
ine
WestmlnsU
r
Indian
Agency.
,
j
4
Fountain
Indian
Day
School
Lyt-
boys
Were
Whooping
it
Up,"
With
'"du,n
Wncy-
Bob
Service
and
Dan
McOrew
I
Contractor
shall
tender
ln
com-
j
,
.
.,
plete
accordance
with
the
relevant
doln
the
rfest-
The
nanie
arawings.
.peclf
katlom.
and
tender-
tlfne
Kid"
Stuck
lt
Myfick
for
ing
docunieiiu
supplied
by
the
Ue-
tfIe
'rest
of
hi
Iffp
lne
TeSl
"1S
1IIe-ration
I
partment
of
Citizenship
and
Imrnl-
'
OI.
Contractors
m
tender
on
I
j0nTher
Zll"
inStir-
and!
Prlnee
W
65
B
ether
documents
win
be
exhibited
at
Sunday,
the
.same
day
people
in
if;.-
'"j
PACIFIC
"SHOTS"
"Medical
Officer
TO.
Doug
Adams
Inoculates
members
of
the
R.CAT.'s
No.
426
transport
squadron
before
they
leave
to
transport
suopJies
and
equipment
for
United
States
forces
needle
is
fiC.
1
Oreg
Rah
(CP
(CP
Photo)
Photo)
7.'."po'nu
'ora
,8,
1K60.
..
until
August
IS.
1940.
In-
elusive:
j
1.
"Indian
Superintendent,
Hazetton,
?r'th1CoIumbt-
2.
Indian
Superintendent,
New
Went
-
1
minster.
British
Columbia.
3
Indian
SuperiBtendent,
Lytton.
'
British
Columbia.
I
.
mukan
Commissioner
for
British
SuSSL?v!'
eouver,
B
C.
3
Oeneral
Instructions
lb
Tenderers.
Drawings
and
Specifications
are
obtainable
at
the
above
ofllces
upon
deposit
of
rive
Dollars
saivii
in
ft,.
(lorm
of
a
certified
cheque
made
able
tn
t
iu,
lim....,
.
.....
,
,
.
-
pay-i
.
I
-
----
i
.-irjQ
(J
1
iun
ada.
Tills
debrxiit
win
!v
'
jr,1."1""
?'
the
ar,w"r
,
specifications
In
Rood
condition
to
l.
Indian
suoarintendent
Hit.,
!
fri.lumt,ia
.
'
i,ST
atSSSL-
n'r.K
r
,nMn"eni.
Lytton,
British
Columbia.
w
4.
Indian
Commissioner
for
British
Columbia.
Post
Office
Bulldlns-
Van-
hlth.ln
Zn
mo,,tn
,rom
aate
on
Which
tenders
closed.
Another
of
the
Klondike's
originals
"hsu
Tilt
the
long,
long
lrau'
"artiey
v.
Myricic,
sr.,
ageo.
'wo
other
British
Columbia
cities
,u
were
steaming
,
through
a
hundred
In
tile
shade.
In
other
iworfls,
1rince
Rupert
was
the
,
j
.
.
.
.
,
cooiebt
-ana
most
comfortable
Spot
In
the
province
,
When
trouble
began
in
Korea
j
tho
IlnitH
Naflnn.
ollH
thole!
'
Nav.rrftne
wer.
TrM
et
H
hc.
.urn.
iratfer
10
cm-UMBi
ciaxuLOB
com-
"
'
"
.
,
said
Act.
deposited
wtth
the
Minis-
t
df
Ttibllc
Worrts.
at
Ottawa,
and
..
.
,
o..,
..
Prtne.
Kupert.
B.C..
.description
of
the
site
,r
SSJe?"
,f
ITMSTSiS
from
point
on
the
north
DanK
M
tne
tsite"na
Kirer
irnvjr-oii
nu..-1
Bred
feet
(2100')
west
of
Canadian
National
-RaIIwrts
located
at
Mile-
74
9-
Plnt
8"ven
"""""
i
feet
(700-)
south
of
the
eastern
ex
-
'
the
firm
pubiicotion
of
this
not-
...
,,V,l
i
rrell-nlrMae
"Cellulose
Prrmnuif.
company,
ttmited.
-will
under
Section
7
of
said
Act
aoDiv
to
the
Minister
of
Public
,Torlra
"J
h1"
of,K
the
JP1,i,?f
rMtawa.
lor
approval
of
the
Mid
Bite
'.Ild
PlanS.
DATED
thl.
BSth
day
of
June,
K5U..
OOI.tMMA
cm.TJLOSE
"COMPANY.
LIMITED.
By
-Douglas,
Symes
At
Brlssenden,
Ha
Solicitors
"(KTl
KfcN'MKNT
.nn
ACT"
fNeetlnn
25)
OTrCIC
-TOR
APH.M'ATMiS
TOR
ti36tb
ay
of
Au"ust
next
the
undersigned,
loyal
oifDER-
op
StmSSKaiS?
NUMBER
1061,
intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
.
club
License
ln
respect
of
the
premises
sltuatat
Seventh
Street.
City
ot
Prince
Rupert,
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
Lots
1
and
3.
Block
11,
Section
1,'
Map
823.
Prince
Ruiiert
Land
Reels-
K,orea-
FeeIln8
the
AC-
1
Jim
Harris
Waits
h.S
IUITI.
f
ction
spelling
invasion,
.polr:
Jce
worn,
remaps
so.
what's
go
-
;
na
war.
If
not
Iheri
mhv
li
Bnm.'
Munro
in
'
Japan?
nils'
'
noted
"
!
'
.
.
rnaH.
Canadian
corresDondent
has
,
iust
'
arrived
In
the
Orient.
He
certain
-
U
not
expecting
to
find
police
-
!
men.
TVinro
.
nil1
V
,
Mn
a,itnKUn.Ar,v.n
"i
wc
nw
dutuuiUKiauiiy
i
of
Mackenzie
King,
and
Canada
"
i.,
L
.
.
win
oe
tne
poorer
lor
It.
He
llM.
intended
to
write
the
story
of
his
liIe
and
the
country
ntc
ipating
his
memoirs.
But
now,.
n
that
can
be
possible
will
be
his
biographv
and,
,hile
these
.
,
:
n
.1
u
.
1
1
1
1
:.
.
n:04-"Plsh
Arrivals,
Sign
Oft
'
WEDNEHb'Ai
.-A
M.
7:00
Musical
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:10
Here's
BUI
Good
8:15
Morning
Kong
8:30-
Music
(or
Moderns
w:-4Jttii
Conceit
ifl:00-BBC
"Nrtvs
Jb
Comty.
'9:1V
Morning
DeArtfttfirrs
"9:80
Snnrtse
Bwnade
'tvlS-Tammis
Voters
9f59
Tim
Signal
10
00
Mrirtibw
VltiiV
JO
TV-Wdmlng
Modr,
10:30
-Melody
Time
105
Invitation
to
the
Walt
H
'Oft
A
"Man
and
Wis
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11
:80
Weutber
Report
11
:
SI
Message
'Period
11
:M
"Recorded
Interlnfle
11
:5-oanafnaviBri
Melodies
v
"
2:00
M'.a-Dsfy
"MeTofilCT
215
VWNmi
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B
.C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55-Recorded
Interlude
1:00
the
Concert
Hour
8:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
A
Oopd
Wile:
Comty
3:00-The
-Music
Box
3:15
Bernie
Braden
Tells
A
Story
3:30
Int.
Comty.
i
:40
Divertimento
Classified
acU
bring
results.
1
RRRR
ilSlfiijU.
654
We-""
af
IsvtwrVrtlMiAast
it
MM
HtllfcVaa
9f
1Vl4iyViai
To
receive
consideration
tender,
ttemlty
of
McLean's
Island
and
from
must
be
submitted
on
the
tender
thu
latter
point
to
the
south
bank
of
'XVcJZ'ZZvFZr;'
&rm8w
chartered
bank
in
Canada,
pvabie
toiWMt
bf
"the
mifiet
of
Scoti.
iffTer.
I
uuuu
uc
en-jeueiit.
nwie,...
tJ-.ure
eiui.
could
ever
hope
to
equal
the
clar-
'
through
their
own
campaigns
or
I
TUESOAT-r-M.
'
1""
-Science
.WWW"1
'"-European
Favoritss
Dont
Drown
lyrical
Lady
,
CBC
News
SUppet
oc..-.
Sammy
Kaye
and
Orch.
.Musical
Varieties
-CBC
New.
CBC
News
Kounaup
t
Lake
Ferry
SCHEDULE
jvt
Cow
Bay
Floats
Dally
12
noon
2:15
p
m.
4:30
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
.
7:35
p.m.
hday
Continuous
ice
Starting
4
I
q.m.
ast
Boat
Leaves
Lokes
10:00.p.m.
Crffn
S91
Black
2
'JBR1CATI0II
J
EXPERTS!
i
ran
iave
juat
.put
a
toiih
mllr-try
Vhlml
.
.
ind
that
mram
-a
,
-U
lubrtratlrtft
job
is
ler!
Our
experts
will
htt
your
ear
quickly
'
IflrS-.'fflcaily
KarVord-
I
the
tnak
a-fid
year
Vr
tr)
-
ana
trt
1m
Arty
up;
fEND
CrtJ
YOtfR
CAR
3
PARKER
:
.
for
Toke-Home
'1
LOVE
.
YOU
VER"
THE
MOST
TIFUL
WAY
.
.
DIAMOND
RING
'
wn
lovely
UECTION
NOW!
orge
Cook,
;
JEWELLER
Box
1188
PHONE
79
DAfiirn
juinui
Softball
Game
TERRACE
Hunday
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Softball
boys
Play-1
ed
Terrace
at
Terrace.
The
game
was
won
by
Tf
rrace
with
a
score
of
19-10.
Vp
to
the
sixth
;nning
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
were
winning
8-5
but
a
series
of
errors
by
Prince
Rupert
allowed
Terrace
to
force
into
the
lead
and
remain
there
to
the
end
of
the
game.
Good
clean
sportsmanship
was
shown
ewovea
throughout
"
I
gamely
!
the
both
team
A
return
garr.e
with
Terrace
wiu
take
Plae?
at
Prince
Rupert
INDUSTRIAL
STEEL
CONVEYORS,
pstssint
TANKS,
SMOKE-STACKS,
Etc.
rSn
ivVt
WESTERN
BRIDGE
SUEL
FABRICATORS
LID.
VANCOUVER,
B
C.
m.j.r-r';.'
-j
-
.
.
;
;
'
(
JltiJil'mUB"
-
1.
The
noambtng
glsss
of
mile
from
Grsadms
b
the
happy
ending
to
this
story.
It
stsrted
when
Nature
put
aluminum
io
the
earth
itnelf.
That
is
why
this
important
mineral
is
right
in
the
milk
we
drink,
3.
From
farm
ttt
dairy
1
1
;
front
country
to
city
...
rich,
wholeaome
Caoadian
milk
being
mcreaainglf
carried
in
aluminam
contaioerg
to
reach
you
fresh
and
pure.
gration.
equal
to
ten
mt
cent
rnTi
1X1
I
...i
.1
.
K:
IV:
oi
tne
amount
of
the
tender
Bearer
Bonds
of
the
Dominion
Haiiway
company
and
its
constituent
comnanles.
iinrumriHirttiaHv
mmrn
teed
SJt
tn
nrfr.inal
an
4...
,n.
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
of
thi
aforementioned
bonds
and
a
certified
cheque
If
required
to
make
up
an
-odd
.mount.
,
The
Department
reserves
the
right
to
reject
any
or
all
tenders
and
til
lowest
tender
Will
not
necessarily
-Be
accepted.
laval
vmrttR,
Deputy
Minister.
Department
of
Citteenahlp
and
Immigration,
July
18.
1950
I73)
Mm
1
r
mm
sm
,
:
I
-
i
1
our
i.
.
U.
,
,
.
Centralization
i
trstion
District,
in
the
Province
of
tias
seen
a
submarine
off
Cape
ff0lbi!M
..rL'
Breton
and
a
codfisTierman
de-
member
of
the
said
Club
to
keep
on
the
premises
a
reasonble
quantity
of
CHires
he
also
has
sighted
a
Sub-Uquor
for
personal
consumption
on
mnrlno
R.-ith
am
inclinert
tA
;
ln
about
two
weeks'
Hrn
Tonight
the
junior
boyswill
be
tprning
out
fur
their
regular
siame
beginning
at
6:30
atisual.
COassified
Advertising
Payi
1:
DEAR
MADAM:
It
is
our
Intention
to
give
ycu
faster
ana
more
efficient
delivery
service
than
eve?
be-
iore.
Therefore,
effective
Aoigust
1st,
1950,
we
shafl,
to
toe
best
of
our
ability
abide
by
the
following
schedule.
Orders
received
before
10.00
am.
to
be
delivered
before
ncon
and
orders
received-
be-
foire
3.00
p.m.
to
be
delivered
"Before
5.00
p.m.
Orders
,
re
ceived
later
than
3.00
p.m.
to
be-,
delivered
the
.
following
morning.
?
Free
Delivery
on
all
orders
of.
$3.0(5
or
more
Your
co-operation
In
Qac-Ing
your
order
early
will
be
greatly
appreciated.
Drop
in
and
see
us,
wftn't
you,
or
phone
755.
Yours
Sincerely,
URNS
ST
YS
GROCERIES,
MEATSj
I
VEGETABLES
S
I
2t
Ant)
Nattm
gara
.laminom
1
mditiot
that
make
it
idetrf
(
contact
with
food.
Many
milk
paila
I
.
.
man
part
of
modern
mi
Iking
machinea
are
made
of
atuminuu.
Asil
to
esp
it
all,
many
bottles
of
aailk
an
protection
sealed
with
shining
Aluminum
foil
tops.
Aluminum
asaure
cleauluiesi
fer
s
this
srast
Bositiv
of
all
foods.
mrao.
A
-Ri.
IMnlllll
II
Ifi
llHI
Over
.$9,000
rePOTt
.
of
Manitdba
Flood
Relief
Campaign
presented
j
ty
secretary-treasurer
H.
D.I
jThaln
at
last
night's
-meeting
of
,
...
...
y
tuu""'
s"weQ
lnal
lunas
m
r
eP
of
tO
OC-f!
hod
hAn
nolH
I
"
'citizens
cl
Prince
Rupert
i
toward
the
campaign,
The
titizens'
committee
had
I
collected
$5,718:55.
An
additional!
sum
of
at
ieast
$2,760.45
had
been
FDm(ftnj
v...
v,
.
.
...
.
v.
1
,
that
of
The
Daily
News.
The
lat-1
1ter
figure
is
not
complete
as
some
!
.remittances
had
been
made
be-
fore
they
were
recorded.
In
addi-
ition
there
haa
been
remitted
by
means
other
than
through
the
local
banks
a
total
of
$509.
Aid.
H.
F.
Glassey,
seconded
by
Ald-
T-
B.
Black
moved
a
tribute
to
the
secretary-treasurer
and
hi
assistants
for
their
work
and
canvassers
and
contributors
or
making,
the
camoaign
a
suc-
cess,
and
an
order
for
a
card
of
thanks
v,te4.
to
that
v
,
effect
ttt.
be
placed
i
j
in
The
Daily
News.
1
u
And
anyway,
under
the
circum-
Stances,
it
would
be
imnoxsible
tJ
arrive
ut
correct
conclusions
Quite
right
and
within
the
law.
See
SIteaffer's
0
at
McRae
Bros.
7
Because
It,
our
policy
to
featur
the
finest,
w
want
kou
to
.hare
tha
excitement
of
Sheaffer'.
thrilling;
new
Touchdown
Pen!
A
single,
cf-fortless
down-stroke
empties,
cleans,
refill,
completely
without
me,
or
bother.
And
the
araooth
writing
glide
of
the
massive
14K
(old
point
give,
yon
writing!
pleasure
you've
never
known
before!
In
a
dozen
finer
ways,
you'll
find
Touch
down
auperbly
better
...
the
pen
you've
always
honed
to
own.
Prices
start
at
a
modest
$13.25.
k
-
1
.
;
!,
lTTHX
i
,
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7y'
BROADWAY
CAFH
rr'.
I
It
and
sureness
of
a
record
that
had
its
source
in
the
man
him-
self.
j
If
the
Cunard-Donaldson
liner
Franconia
which
stranded
s,
few
miles
after
sailing
from
Quebec,
had
to
have
spell
of
grief,
it'
was
just,
as
well
to
have
it
hap-
pen
the
wav
it
did.
The
shin
was
floated
in
a
few
days.
There
"
be
an
ordinary
drydock
Job.
No,
tosses
to
speak
of
and
no
one
n1ured.
Thai
s
much
better
than
fire
or
collision
at
sea.
But
jt
wm
be
up
1
1
the
Skipper
v
to
do
.
bit
or
explaining.
-
u-
-u.
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iw
i
i
iti
i
j
limn
on
v
s
ic
'
...
...
,
.
,
think
it
was
a
Soviet
Russia
undersea
craft.
What
do
most
of
,,
us
really
.,,.,
,
know
,
about
.,,.
TT
U-boat.??
u
.
,0
If
we
Were
On
the
best
of
term.
j
wlth
WU"
Mp,,nw
Mnscow-
11
it
mieht
migni.
instpad
insieaa.
i
have
belonged
to
Brazil
or
Italy
or
France
;
j
The
dignity
of
a
seat
on
the
.
.
.
,.
.
r,nh
,
,
.,
,
Ben?h
is
n0'
ht
it
is
always
I'-'nrKPd
un
to
be.
In
London,
a.
,
Mrs.
Mona
Sargent.
33.
entered
a
Vnmap
cl.iim
against
a
trans-
rcrt
comDany.
alleging
iniured
knee,
and
oskinc
the
court
to
teel
it
to
tert
Its
"creaking."!
Newlv
appointed
Justice
Dono-i
"an,
looking
thoroughly
uncom-
!
fcrtable,
declined.
His
Lordship
sild
he
could
not
have
foreseen
nv
remiest
such
as
feeling
a
lady's
knee,
in
seeking
evidence.
I
AITTIOX
SALE
I
limber
Sale
X
-50480
There
will
be
offered
for
sale
at
Public
Auction,
at
11
a.m..
on
Tuesday.
August
22nd.
1950,
ln
the
office
of
the
Forest
Ranger
at
Burns
Lake,
B.C.,
the
Licence
X-50480,
to
cut
3
155.000
f
b.m.
of
Spruce,
lodgepole
Pine
and
Balsam
on
an
area
covering
part
of
Lots
1351.
and
1351A,
situated
northwest
of
Topley
Land
ing,
west
shore
of
Bablne
Lake,
Range
5
Coast
Land
District.
Five
years
will
be
allowed
for
removal
of
timber.
'
Provided
anyone
unable
to
at-!
tend
the
auction
In
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
'
hour
of
auction
and
treated
as
one
bid."
Further
particulars
may
be
obtained
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
'Forests.
Victoria.
B.C.,
or
the
Dls-trlct
Forester,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(174)
Vi;j-l:.i!TM',V.)
-a
v
l-
Finett
Cooking
tlie
premises,
and
entitling
the
Club
to
purchase
llguor
from
a
vendor
and
to
sell
by
the
glass
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
Its
members
and
guests
for
consumption
on
the
Club
premises
In
accordance
with
the
pro-
visions
of
the
"Government
Liquor
Act"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
at
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
this
31st
day
of
Julv.
AD.
i50.
Loyal
"Order
af
Moose
Prince
Ruuert
Lodite
Number
1051
H.T.
MUNCEY,
Secretary.
193
of
Records
(it)
,
"
Hours
7
a.m.
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a.m.
Orders
Phon
200
BC.
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
SERVICE
announces
that
during
:"the
period
JULY
,25th-AUaysT
10th
Hospital
Insurance
records
at
present
held
by
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
Government
Agent
will
be
transferred
to
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A
Collection
Agency
will
remain
in
the
Government
Agent's
Office.
Registrants
will
receive
bills
In
the
Fall
for
'
1951
premiums
direct
from
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Instructions
will
be
included
giving
full
details
of
methdd
of
payment
and
dates
premiums
fall
due.
:
'.:
Please
address
all
fuliure
correspondence
to:
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PAYMENT
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than
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Whenever
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outsifo
of
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m
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