Prfnce
tlupm
JDaflj?
iftetos
ttrj.
i
5
Friday,
April
23.
1948
'v':
'
V
COASTGUARD
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
Sub1ert
to
change)
IS
DEMANDED
Demands
for.
a
,
coastguard
SAYS
WAR
TALK
NOW
IS
UNREAL
'
CANBERRA
The
Australian
Minister
of
Defence,
John
J.
Dedman,
speaking
here,
said
he
beuijyed
there
would
be
no
war
for
'at
least
five
years
if
then.
"It
would
take
Russia
or
any
It
PAYS
TO
ROU
YOUR
OWN
WITH
servace
in
British
coiumoias
OGDEN'5
is
FRIDAY
Pit
4:00
Ed
McCuray
smgs
4:15
Stock
Quotation.'
4:30
Especially
For
TJou
waters
continue
to
be
made.
In
the
legislature
last
week,
two
other
potential
enemy,"
he
said.
coalition
members
Air
Vice
Mar
'I
4
AIM
NO
i-
4:45
Sleepy
Time,
Story
Tell
i
"that
long
to
build
up
the
in
YOU'RE
t05
dustrial
strength
with
which
there
could
be
any
hope
of
success.
I
believe
any
talk
of
war.
.
It
''3
shal
Stevenson
of
Point
Grey
and.
J.
H.
Cates
joined
with
W.
H.
Brett
of
Prince
Rupert
In
seeking
a
speedy
service
to
get
the
service
going.
Thye
membeF
Cigarette
Tobacco
j
now,
to
be
quite
unreal."
for
Point
Grey
remarked
that,
if
no
action
considered
ade
quate
should
be
taken,
by
the
Federal
government,
then
a
SWEET,
BRIGHT
VIRGIN
I
ID.
LONDON
fi
A
portrait
of
the
King
,no'w
being
painted
by
Edward
Seago,
33,
will
hang
in
the
council
room
at
the
R
A
F.
Association's
headquarters.
provincial
division
ought
to
be
provided.
sians
Honor
ska
Explorer
Timely
Topics
from
Terrace
PRINCE
RUPF.RT
YEARS
AGO
lUWHLSKEUEU
WQ.VE$
The
following
casual
lines
are
based
wholly
upon
the
colloquiaj
belief
that
"All
neu
are
wolves"
and
in
view
of
Prince
Rupert'
coW
The
Soviets
ara
a
monument
to
Ivan
iruvitch
Kuskov,
early
.h
century
explorer
of
i'ia
and
Alaska.
After
bewhixkered
Gyro
"men"
aW
BABY
SHOWER
IS
HELD
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE
-Mrs.
T.
Olson
was
pleasantly
surprised
on
Monday
Wajter
Cbe.sher
planned
on
leaving
Terrace
on
Thursday
morning
on
a
business
trip
to
Hazelton.
However-,
he
received
word
on
Wednesday
night
of
a
larfe
roeksHfle
near
Hazelton
5;00
String
Stylings
5:30
Music
by
Sammy
Kaye
5:45
Community
Calendar
ft:00
Beats
the
Champs
6:30
Three
Suns
and
a
Starlet
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
These
English
.8:00
T.B.A.
8:30
Symphony
for
Strings
9:00
Dream
Time
:30
Prairie
Schooner.
18:00-CBC
News
IOlIO
B-.
C.
News
10:15
Speaking
As
a
Listenei
10:30
al
Richards
Orch.
11:00
Weather
and
Sicn
9ft
'
SArUitUAY
A.M
7:30
Mu.s.cai
Clocn
8:00
CBC
News
:
15
Pick
of
the
Hits
&:
30
Morning
Devotions
8
:
45
Little
Concert
9.:00
BBC
News
Commentary
9:15
Records
at
Random
9:30
Lana
of
Supposing
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Band
Stand
Id:
15
World
Cuufch
News
10:30V-Lord
Coresscr
10:45
CBC
News
40:55
Weather
Forecast
11:00
Music
Makes
Pictures
11:30
Weather
Forecast
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
.
Easy
to
roll
in
Alaska,
kuskov
native
town
of
f
wii
23.
1923
Minister
oi
Lands,
T.
D.
Pat-tullo
arrived
here
from
Ottawa
filled
with
optimism
for
the
future
of
the
city.
He
said
that
the
current
lull
In
business
was
only
temporary
and
that
the
city
could
be,
confident
of
a
bright
future.
aeiigrmui
to
smoke
IWiiLw-i
uiglit
when
about
17
of
her
f,0
miles
east
of
Len
friends
called
on
her
and
wlm:u
ciosea
ine
mgr.way
so
ne
11
'
'
'
V
1
ding
tncre
a
yui
wiu.
Postponed
his
trip.
"showered"
her
with
a
a
L'r-inri
grand
3f,r
home
Is
being
pre-
......ninil
1
large
in
our
city:-
Not
long
ago,
"TU
wolf,
In
fine
sheep's
clothing"
So
merry
was
he,
he'd
grin
mile"
Fur
as
blithe
was
ne,
as
a
crocodile
A-basking
on
the
Nile.
But
not
so
now;
"The
wolt"
slinks
by
With
sheepish,
look
.
o.,
oi
uavji
Biiw.
one
Mr.
Attwood
left
here
on
Tues-
jj
a
IHU.-n.
u,
unu
nn
nusoa.m
recently
wok
day
for
Vancouver
where
he
ex
over
the
care
of
a
three
months'
tn
h(,
pmnlnvort
Drunken
Driving
Brings
Jail
Term
..1,1
w,,u..
...u......
tl
1
J
HOW
CAN
I
?
?
?
.
By
ANNE.
ASU.LBY
'
T1SH
(
(ll.Uivinim
IS
I'KOHATE
A
frame
roundhouse,
built
to
replace
one
destroyed
by
fire,
would
be
ready
for
use
by
May
1,
J.
W.
McAuley,
C.N.R.
locomotive
foreman
said.
ill
tll
"
UlnHlllMrillnm
Charles
E.
Mayo
pleaded
guilty
i
Q.
Iluw
cai
1
make
t!io
cloth"
V
'I
Mrs.
Sam
Kirkaldy
is
a
surgical
patient
in
the
hospital
here.
Anil
M.,l.r
.,l
Hie
Kstnlp
of
lliu.lnw
It"-".
Imm-ihmI.
And
avertedi
eye;,
to.
Unaes
in
police
court
Wednesday
after-j
easier
to.laundcr?
noon
to
a
charge
of
drunken
A.
By
soaking
them
over
night
driving
and'
was
sentenced
to
in
cold,
soft
water,
into
which,
seven
days
in
'jail
by
Magistrate
j
one
tablespoon
of
ammoniaj
to
longer
he's
sure
he'd;
die
NOTICE
thnt
by
Order
or
Would
he
were
a
little
lamb
Mrs.
T.
Olson,
Mrs.
Maxted,
Mrs.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
Robinson
and
Mrs.
Philip,
members
of
the
Ninety
automobile
licenses
had
been
taken
out
and
56
driver's
licenses
issued
duxuig
the
uiu
uauy
uvy
wnu.t-
lliumer
was
unable
to
care
for
him.
A
baby's
crib
was
filled
with
the
gifts
and,
after
these
were
opened
and
displayed,
refreshments
were
served
by
the
vistors.
Anions
those
present
were
Mesdames
Johnstone,
Robinson,
Peek
Vout,
McAllister.
Maxted,
Hammer,
Fisher,
D.
Kerr,
F.
Jackson,
Me!-vin,
McCabe,
Stevenson,
Head
and
daughters,
also
Mrs.
Peterson
of
Prince
Rupert.
i
jucJue
Fulton.
Local
W.
L
Vance.
A
charge
of
as
and
he
could
"cry"
(l.c
Si!ir'tni?
uuiirt
ui
mi-
executive
body
of
the
Women's
Instead
he
swallows
bard
and
thirsts
for
.
.
.
(water
it
he
.-.
first
three
and
a
half
months
saultmg
a
police
officer
was
ttis-of
1923.
A.
C.
Minty,
chief
of
missed.
Maya
was
alleged
tx
AM.
1
Wfc
HI)
l't4H.
appointed
Admln-nl
tnr
rMMf
of
Thomas
each
bucket
of
water
has
been
added.
Q.
How
cn
I
make
scrambled
eggs
lighten
and
more
tasty
A.
By
using
one
level
teaspqen-ful
of
baking
powder
to
everyesix
Institute,
met
the
village
com-
,
,
missioners
on
Wednesday
af-
I-
T
nrnnnn
in
ira
t
n
r
i
.i
rr:i
1
nffira
so
dry.
Riw.
lute
ill
Ti-rracB,
on-
police
force
an-
the
provincial
I
nounced.
imbm
wno
itn'U
on
or
muwuv
have
driven
his
car
onto,
i,
vacant
lot
on
Second
Avenue
a
w,eek
ago
where
it
Was.
found
oy
,
of
NovmlMT.
r..
British
Columbia,
aii
;
But
when.
GYRO.
SWIMMING
POOL
is
built
!iitpinnl
lo
the
said
nstute
t
the,
eggs.
Add
the
bakmg
poWder
constables
who
later
laid
charges.
ind
to
pay
the
amount
oi
And
our
townsfolk
do
bless
-Ktcdiifss
to
me
lnrmwiin
prims
havniK
claims
anninsL
f.sutp
are
required
to
file
him.
so
April
23,
1913
The
Vancouver
News-Advertiser
planned
to
devote
six
pages
oi
a
special
issue
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
Board
of
Trade
agreed
to
purchase
$75
worth
of
copies.
"The
wolf"
dewhiskered,
"no
ORPINGTON,
Kent,
Eng.
'h
m"
prufWTiy
verinru
on
to
the
mixture
just
before
cooking.
Q.
How
can
I
make
a
used
piece
of
oilcloth
look
like
new
A.
Rub
with
turpentine
mixed
with
warm
milk.
'
,
i
MAVERICK
RUSTLER
The
word
maverick,
an
American
term
for
stray
cattle,
recalls
a
Texan,
Samuel
Maverick,
who
took
advantage
of
the
turmoil
caused
by
the
Civil
War
ihi'
i5in
day
i
Miiy.
ia.
sheep."
will
be
Death
of
200,000
fish,
in
Cray
tiiirh
d..-.tniMiuon
will
oe
11:45
Personal
Album
r-.M.
-12:00
Mid-day
Melodies
12-:
15
Recorded
Interlude
12:25
Program
Resume
12:30
Orchestras
of
the
Nation
1:00
Memo
From
Lake
Succe
ss
1:30
First
Piano
Quartet
2:00
Ballet
Club
2:45
Rex
Koury
3:00
Clearing
Up
the
Weather
3:15
CBC
News
3:25
Recorded
Interlude
3:30
Musical
Program
And
the
Pool
scan
with
surge-
Lake
here
was
blamed
on
16cal
.hue
ri'i'.ird
only
to
sum
to
discuss
with
them
the
use
of
the
kitchen
quarters
of
the
officers'
mess
near
the
Civic
Centre
for
the
installation
of
a
kiln
for
pottery
making.
The
Commissioners
were
co-operative
but
no
decision
could
be
made
until
they
had
consulted
other
organizations
who
wanted
to
make
use
of
the
building
for
meetings
at
which
-the
kitchen
would
be
used.
A
nominal
rent
would
be
set
and
the
organization
would
have
to
pay
for
electricity
used.
ful
glee
shall
he
tiiirb
1
shall
have
tcn
factory
sewage.
Gratified
he
gave
nobly,
by
1
1
t
Prince
Rupert.
B
C
thin
to
appropriate
any
stray
cattle
he
found.
t
April
A
I)
1948.
!!)i)N
F'HUSEH
FORBES,
ofliniil
Administrator,
Prince
upi
rt,
B.C.
(Ml
letting
his
whiskers
be.
VIOLET
INGALLS
NEW
HAZELTON
The
Federal
grain
commissioner
was
invited
by
Mayor
Pattullo
to
visit
this
port
while
on
a
tour
of
the
coast
during
the
summer.
A
large
party
of
German
business
men
who
were
Advert!"
In
the
Dally
tvews!
I
Get
extra
good-looking,
comfortable
shoves
vih
THROAT
SORS?
BREAKABLE
COINS,
the
time
oi
Edward
touring
Canada
also
were
1
of
Construction
of
the
mill
at
At
MINORA
BLADES
(
COMMON
SOU
THROAT)
the
Silver
Standard
mine
is
England
there
were
no
farth-
Canada's
favourite
in
proceeding
at
a
satisfactory
J
ings
or
halfpennies,
but
a
penny
RUB
IN
The
Board
of
Trade
protest
ITERRACE
BRIDE-ELECT
HONORED
i
TERRACE
Entertaining
!
the
home
of
her
mother,
Mrs
quality
and
low
price.
Ore
bins,
with
a
capacity
was
deeply
indented
by
a
cross
pace
ed
a
proposed
Third
Avenue
site
so
that
it
could
be
broken
into
4
for
10
-12
for
25
of
over
three
hundred
tons,
have
been
completed
and
pour
for
a
new
post
office
and
a
pe
four
parts.
at
.
E.
ing
of
concrete
on
the
foundations
of
the
crushing
plank
will
I
Head,
on
Tuesday
night,
Miss
tition
was
circulated
to
that
effect.
It
was
to
be
forwarded
to
Ottawa
when
the
signatures
were
completed.
MARKET
RASEN,
Lincolnshire,
Eng.
'Of
A
halfpenny
dated
1603
was
found
here.
be
started
within
a
lew,
days.
Mill
machinery
will
be
alvlng
in
May
or
June.
A
road
to
the
mill
site
has
been
completed
and
is
being
used
to
haul
in
supplies.
PC
LAdOl
Marion
Head
was
hostess
to
about
20
guests
In
honor
of
Miss
Phyllis
Little-whose
marriage
to
Arnold
Best
is
to
take
place
in
May.
Lovely
gifts
in
a
flower-decked
basket
and
in
a
miniature
oil
barrel
were
opened
ICONOMICAl
Jill
IT'S
THE
MOST
.
A.
by
the
surprised
bride-to-be
after
which
refreshments
were
Busmess
and
Professional
Scotty
McRae
and
Charlie
Donaldson
made
a
trip
to
Usk
by
motor
at
the
middle
of
last
week.
tK
W
served.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
Head,
Miss
Marion
Head,
Miss
Eliott
Head,
Miss
Phyllis
Little,
PI.
P.J.
CHENEY
DF.NTIST
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
Tuning,
Voicing
and
Repairs
MIKE
COLUSSI
Phone
RED
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Overlook
Street
President
Allan
Benson,
at
a
meeting
of
the
Hazelton
Board
of
Trade
last
week,
made
a
report
on
his
recent
trip
to
IN
MOTORING
HISTORY!
Mrs.
W.
Little,
Miss
Grace
Little,
Miss
Mary
Little,
Mrs.
Casey,
Mrs.
Gordon,
Mrs.
T.
Olson,
Mrs.
D.
Little,
Mrs.
McAdams,
Mrs.
Hall,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Anderson,
Mrs.
pTE
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BLOCK
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P.O.
Box
1401
McNabb,
Mrs.
Maxted,
Mrs.
E.
H
&
ELK
INS
LTD.
C.
W.
Dawson
returned
to
Cooper,
Mrs.
Michlel,
Mrs.
John
Hazelton
at
the
end
of
the
week
stone,
Miss
Jean
and
Miss
Ouo-
1
imbint;
and
Heating
JOHN
MOSTAD
CARPENTER
AND
CABINET
MAKER
PHONE
RED
"752
from
a
business
trip
to
Prince
lee
Kirkaldy,
Miss
Colleen
Wha-
Engineers
George.
len,
Mrs.
M.
Peterson.
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Box.
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AND
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Beauty
Culture
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branches
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Mudcrn
Equipment
Wurk
Guaranteed
F.ven
in
Leap
Year
gals
don't
propose
to
guys
with
cars
that
won't
go.
So
let
us
rid
youi
ear
of
winter
ailments
and
put
it
in
shape
for
summer
driving
at
a
minimum
cost
to
you.
Estimates
gladly
given.
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Street
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DEALERS
'
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The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Roots,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
Tax
Returns
Compiled.
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Block
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Phone
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BLOWOUT
PROTECTION!
It's
here
...
mi
exi-lusivo
11.
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GoiMlrirh
lire-tuhf
fitniliiinilion
lluil
jiiv'8
you
extra
lilowonl
prolccliitn
PLUS
FREEDOM
FROM
PIMTRKS
Th
R.
F.
Goodrich
Silvertown
Tire
lias
a
wider,
flatter
tread
tor
lunger
wear,
belter
Iraelion,
grenler
nt'lv.
lloily
and
sidi--walls
are
.1.1
per
cent
flronper
for
exlra
blowout
iirteelioH
and
inert-axed
mileue.
The
B.
F.
Goodrich
Seal-o-matlc
Tube
seals
punelures
as
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