1
Corps
Inspected
Prince
Rupert
Doily
Kew3
Saturday,
January
21,
1950
hy
Reflects
...
Wants
More
and
iiciniiusws
r:
r
'
-
Sea
Cadets
I
..
.
i
......
Trttii
I'll
nilllfnn
rirtllftra
atnlan
K-i
"Although
the
Prince
Rupert
division
of
the
Royal
Canadian
i,pr
in
me
iwc
...........
.
Navy
Sea
Cadets
arc
a
fine
group
fid
,l
W
c?i
v,
i-i
fv
!!
I
would
Jike
to
see
more
of
the
tiii
here
joining."
xtated
Lt.
Cdr.
i
I
v
;
v
,
mm
Man.son,
area
officer
of
Sea
;
f
boys
boys
I
'
G
J
j
Cadi
Cadets
?
o
uiictiiig
in
a
hurry
in
the
away
in
laundry
bags.
Statements
'
il'
darkness
of
early
ay!nft
the
robbery
might
have
Jeh
belter
than
to
been
a
conspiracy
are
not
be-
"
',.
llevdd.
.In
other
words,
they
n.vll.
won
t
wash.
,.
hen
old
and
graf
we
j
t.o
to
the
Pacific
CoaHj
naVir,g
a
neavy
surpiug
0f
teg.
ntlod
to
rest
by
the
sltfh
ctaWe8i
lnc
united
Slates
ofrer
:lrific
at
Horseshoe
Ry
'0
hundred
pounds
or
potatoes
lor
,iM.
However,
the
news
ne
lone
cent
We
ljkc
spudSi
but
,.
British
Columbia
bliss-
rtoL
that
lnuch
,
us
cause
for
alarm."
.
..ments
the
Ottawa
Jouf-j
for
British
Columbia
from
j
Vancouver,
who
inspected
the
division
in
the
Naval
Drill
hall
j
Thursday
night.
j
Complement
for
the
Prince
Ru-
'
pert
group
ls
50,
the
officer
stat-
j
ed
and
at
present
only
27
are
in
the
division.
He
pointed
ouk
that
j
NO-CO-RODE
is
GOOD
for
Life
years.
occasion
for
t,iat
anx"
During
the
past
lor
ty
havinj
tourists
Sauntering
along
Second
i
i
What
we're
Sea
Cadet
training
is
invaluable
as
both
sports
and
naval
know-
ledge
such
as
splicing,
knotting
j
bends,
hitches,
rigging
and
sail-
I
ing
boats
and
rifle
firing,
is
in-'
structed.
During
the
summer,
camps
are
held.
Cadets
from
the
R
C.A
T.
CREW
TO
MAKE
23.000-MILB
FLIGHT
-"Join
the
air
force
and
see
the
world"
has
never
been
a
recruiting
slogan
of
the
R.C.A.F.,
but
It
Is
proving
true
for
the
officers
and
men
shown
above,
who
flew
External
Affairs
Minister
LB.
Pearson
on
a
23,000-mile
Journey
to
Ceylon
early
this
month.
Mr.
Pearson
U
representing;
Canada
at
the
meeting
of
Commonwealth
foreign
ministers
there.
The
North
Star
aircraft
from
412
iransport
squadron,
Rockcliffe,
will
Wuch
at
such
far-away
points
as
Gibraltar,
Malta,
Iraq,
Colom,
Delhi
.Rangoon,
Singapore,
Hong
Kong,
Tokyo,
Wake
Island
and
Honolulu.
v
a
novel
temperature.
Avenue
jwssibiy
misled
seeing
,.
it
analn
In
years,
If
some
of
the
available
nlghls,
but
I
i
no,
one,
ever
neglected
that
three
.
floor,
frame
building,.
,
perched
I
I
Sj)t.i,'
no
frozen
water
away
on
top
pf
an
enormous
rock.
1
,
inien
pipes,
no
blow
No
one
could
quite
guess
what'
'
,
fire:
a
temple
still
atop
went
on
up
there.
Anyway,
out
c
rock.
And
life
wags
on!
came
the
cameras.
,
I
B.C.
and
Alberta
area
are
taken
;
for
a
two
week
trip
to
Camp
La-
There's
a
whole
lifetime
of
trouble-free
act-vice
in
no-co-rod
root-proof
pips.
Soil
settlement
won't
crack
or
break
it,
freezing
or
thawing
won't
affect
it.
Tapered
joints
prevent
leaks,
keep
out
roots.
NO-cO-RODE
saves
you
time,
work,
money.
Use
no-co-rod
root-proof
p:pe
for
House-to-Sewer
or
House
to-Septic
Tank
Connections,
Downspouts,
other
underground
non-pressure
uses.
Get
no-co-rode
perforated
pipe
for
Septic
Tank
leaching
beds,
foundation
footing
drains,
soil
irrigation,
field
,
drainage.
Both
types
are
backed
by
a
40-year
record
of
out-
m
Standing
service.
'
CALL
51
PHIIPOTT
EUITT
tona
on
Oambier
Island.
The
Empire
Sea
Cadet
camp
held
with
success
at
Shoisee,
Que-
,
i
bee,
last
summer
was
hoped
to
in
Holy
Land
Continuum
Job
for
1.2V.
ic
Relations
ion
Night
:
i
'
i
"
"
--v
It)
IS-
'
Ih1
editions
as
publicity
medium
to
be
mailed
to
various
polnU
lii
Cjiitiada
and
the
United
States.
Mr.
Olasscy
stated
40
copies
have
been
posted
so
far
but
considerably
more
will
be
sent
away
this
year.
Secretary
Olassey
in
hia
report,
exhlbted
letters
from
be
held
again
this
year
but,
up
.
to
the
present
time,
the
officer
I
said,
no
word
has
been
given
to
j
that
effect.
The
camp
was
the
first
attempt
by
the
Navy
League
j
of
Canada
in
conjunction
with
I
the
R.C.N.,
and
included
165
cad-
,
ets
from
Canada,
the
British
Isles,
Sweden,
New
Zealand
and
I
cns
Special
Edition
'
d
as
Publicity
Medium
Pilnee
&
Co.
Ltd.
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
resident
of
the
prsortfl
In
all
parts
of
Canada
and
Australia.
The
Sea
Cadet
move-
information
Public
Relations
councii
the
U.S.
requesting
J,ment
In
Canada
is
hoping
one
of
j
these
countries
will
stage
a
sim
d
Mussallem,
elected
to
about
this
city.
,a.iiy
during
a
moetlng!
;
,
.
uncil
in
City
Hall
Thurs-
f
"
ws-suggested
that
Algoma
,
us"d
as
an
flul
camP-,
Were:
t.
Oiher
elections
ilar
camp,
but
so
far
no
move
in
i
that
respect
has
been
taken.
I
Prince
Rupert
Florists
The
secretary
staiea
ne
wouia
Plans
are
underway,
Lt.
Cdr.
Flowers
for
All
Occasiore
Williams,
vice-president;
iassey.
secretary-Vreaa-
furnish
the
council
with
lnforrria
Manson
stated,
for
another
camp.
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
77
.
i
if
in
rpiiiriniitr
h
wm
iihdii
ii.v
111
i
Fnur
Mixed
Armistice
Commissions,
each
with
a
United
Nations
Representative
a
chairm,
r
on
the
job
in
Palestine
t
help
Israel
and
her
neighbors
maintain
the
but
for
Canadian
cadets
only.
,
Two
will
be
picked
from
divis
-
Moore,
-
"
-i
ticoiiie
Neewy
In
of
external
affairs,
Property.
Ed
Williams
came
up
,
II
your
subscription
is
in
arrears
and
you
do
noi
receive
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
pom
office.
JTur
ao
a
little
Klrit!hi
talking
u
yourself.
Cd-operatlon
of
subscribers
in
this
:egaio
woulc
be
appreciated,
lt
would
save
a
lot,
of
irouHe
and
everybody
would
be
nappier.
Subscriptions
are
payable
in
7
1."
ions
across
Canada
on
basis
of
MacLeod,
chairman
of
Wlln
wl
tuvaul
v'
for
the
purpose
of
a
tourist
camp,
i
rHv"rth.recama.n
of
soldiers'
bodies
from
unmarked
jH..
..,k.
ih
were
temporarily
buriea.
SAW
merit
and
be
given
a
two-week
holiday
at
some
eastern
location.
aflitirs
ear
of
the
cotincU
was
acsert
sr
-
He
Mated
his
home
town
was
cranted
this
type
of
land
on
Lt.
Cdr.
Manson
arrived
in
;ber,
,
by
Chairman
Mu
-
whlrh
.
,
,0ufU)l
traje
M
built.'-.."
T
rtl
"
T
T
the
c
g
who
explained
that
Si-
nn.m,nonM
An
.....
I
IIC
UIUW
IU
he
oreanizatlon
accom-
mom
W.
L.
WOODS,
Pron.
PHONE
il
P.O.
BOX
1397
.
JfRASER
STREET
is
expected
to
be
held
at
some
lotge
an
estimated
$3,000.
With
!"
'
"
-
,
Inspection
trips
at
Fort
AiDerm
time
during
the
middle
of
Feb-
only
$6,000
coming
tack
from
Victoria
and
Nanaimo.
He
eft
Zly
w
11
be
given
to
the
five
insurance,
the
organization
will
oSanU
It
is
reported
Gillis
have
to
practically
begin
for
Vancouver
by
plane
yester-Royer
was
the
major
victim
from
scratch.
Dort
Forward,
di-
day
enroute
tfor
inspections
at
losing
persohal
effects
Which
he
rector
of
the
Civic
Centre,
has
Nelson,
Trail
and
Penticton.
cherished
more
from
sentimen-1
nffrd
the
use
of
the
common
t
much
last
year,
a
still
".tJ
tJ
Lodge
Finance
he
would
work
on
the
Idea.
For
Quick
Relief
Beyond
Belief
.
.
.
ar
lies
ahead.
ins
release
of
the
Dally
cial
edition
last
Novem-pouncil
decided
to
use
'
Moose
Survey
Position
After
Less
of
Lodge
Temple
This
Week
Classified
ads
bring
results.
!
It's
business,
wise
to
advertise.
tal
value.
In
addition
to
losing
lounge
for
future
lodge
meetings.
many
fine
clothes,
he
parted
cause
of
the
fire
nas
noi
been
-
Of
the
$25,000
total
damage
to
with
between
$200
and
$300
in
definitely
proved
The
the
Moose
Hall
Thursday
morn-
cash.
Eddie
Hildebrand,
who
is
ion
that
a
blow
'torch
sent
the
in
a
th
lodffp
will
receive
oniv
to
be
married
soon,
also
suf-
building
up
in
flames
is
ques-
r
ri
bmeihing
To
Talk
About
nM
t
I.,.,.
nr.
fered
heavily.
He
lost
all
furni-
Honed.
The
theory
is
now
ad-
From
the
pain
of
ARTHRITIS,
,"
RHEI'MATISM,
M.UKI'riS,
or
SCIATICA...
gel
a
boltleof
DOI.C1N
''
tablets
today.
DOLCIN
ha
relieved
the
pain
of
thousands
of
sufferers.
1)01X1
N
tablets
are
riot
harmful,
easy-to-luke,
rea
sonaliie
in
tiK-t
100
tablets
for
$2.39;
ihe
large
economy-size
bottle
of
500
tablets,
$10.
amount,
announced
secretary
ttire
which
he
was
storing
In
.-rt
thal
8n
explosion
in
the
Herb
Wliiffen,
was
nearly
spent
toe
building.
furnace
sent
flames
into
the
dry
The
New
MARGENE
.
(or
reconditioning
purpiuses
prl-
.'
Duriiis
the
last
three
month.;
oa-seraent.
-.
or
to
tlie
blaze.
rewirin,
hew
fixtures,
plumb-.
--
.
EBY
&
SONS
Contractors
BEPAlKj
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
M.H.A.
fhotir
Green
883
Box
5
ing
and
cleaning
has
cost
the
)
i..-!-n
!
Advertise
In
tr.
Uaiiy
News
4ADA'S
FINEST
MARGARINE
-
TASTES
DELICIOUS
SPREADS
EASILY
AND
IT'S
ECONOMICAL
The
eecutlve
held
a
special
meeting
at
the
home
of
Harold
f
.la.'
Cherries,
i
lb.
Coconut.,
lb.
pkt.
Money
Thursday
night
to
make
AKKETS
plans
for
the
future.
No
detinue
conclusions
have
been
ar
Almor.d
Paste,
lb.
.
..
,
ins.
i:nf
MIX.
U)
Ujflfllvl
bourn
L
B
JmmSViVlmm
Jl
They.
Tt
enjoy
Dates,
iaii'cv.
1
lb.
pkt.
1
tkvoiess
Raisins,
2
lbs.
M
i
seeaed
Kaisins.
2
ids
-2?:SJ:elled
Walnuts,
V2
lb.
Sliellcd
Almonds.
6
oz.
-
I
.shi-llfri
HrayilM.
6
m.
...
rived
at
but
negotiations
arer
under
way
for
the
possible
pur-
JananPse
KeeV
....
phase
of
another
building
.
mm
anas.
lb.
I
Apples,
cooking,
31b.
..
The
lodue
decided
to
stage
ajp.inev
Macs,
3
lbs.
....
...-
...
ijMiim
lump
!al.
doa
i1
DOLCIN
LIMITED
'Toronto
10-Oilirio
42
IT
Y&
f
r.iancctiE
(
!hillirl
Rinzils
IA
ih
benclit
aance
ior
me
uve
1,11
1
GraVefrult
3
for
.29
victims
who
lost
all
their
be-
o,aa..es
(Navei
..
.22-.i
Imioinos
in
the
blaze.
Entire
Dates
,
2i
mC.T1
Yeteiaoies
A
PRODUCT
OF
CANADA
PACKERS
LIMITED
proceeds
from
the
dance,
which'
COLD
or
HOT!
MMSW'-"SBVilMW
j
jaiiir
I
ure.
Sirawberrv.
24-oa.
59
a-
.oeirv.
24
ov.
4!
Blackberry.
4-lb
8i
Cherrv,
24-oz
.54
Peauh.
4
lb.
83
Aoricot.
4-lb.
iS
SOUDS
Canned
Sonns
'
is
to
.2'
Meat
Tmkpv
....
.fi5-70i:
.10-.13
21
10
05
.15
.
.Ik.
.19
Celerv.
lb.
Khunarb.
2
lb
Beet,
bunch
Farslevi
bunch
tiiniin.s
Soinaeh.
2
lb.
cello
Rartishes.
buncli
05
fti,!ist,iii!'
Chicken,
lb
02
Heart
Lettuce
':
..."
13-18
riK)kiiff
Onions.
3
lbs
29
Ham.
boned
and
rolled,
lb
90
Ham.
ree.
lb.
,
70
(liiililhiwei'.
lb.
...
15
H.iliitMia
lh
45
Asuotheir
Wine
"BROWNWOODS"
Tomatoes.
Colif.
lb
-
i
Weiners
4a
!
Cabbnte
lb.
in
nrue
Sau.saee.
lb
58;
uniiHiOfS.
wo.
1
lb
33-38
nacon,
pkg
V-
lb
50,
!
Potatoes.
10
lb
47'
Bacon,
side,
uiece
85!
;
Cucui.ibers..
lb.
.21
cottace
Rill,
lb
72,
PROPAGANDA
DIET
East
Berlin
may
be
short
of
food
and
suitable
housing,
but
there
is
no
scarcity
of
propaganda
bulletins.
Here
a
poster
of
East
German
President
Wil-helm
Pieck
tops
that
of
Stalin.
The
occasion
was
Pieck's
birthday
which
gave
the
Communist
government
opportunity
to
subject
the
population
to
such
slogans
as:
Stalin
Keeps
His
Word
and
German
Patriots
Greet
Their
President.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
i
SEATTLE
Sunday,
9
p.m.,
Chllcotin
Tuesday,,
1:30
p.m.,
Coquitlani
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
pm.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
"
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Chllcotin,
January
27
V
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Chllcotin,
January
20
10
p.m.
FRANK
Jl.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
Veeeiaole
Marrow,
lb
Oi
i,,ver
aausase,
lb
52
'inuaah.
lb.
...
16'a
f
r(sh
Pork
Ham.
lb
65
!
Canned
VCkexaMes
;
portc
Choos.
lb
68
I
Dill
Pickles,
sal
)
.6S
:
wk
Sausaw.
lb
62
Cut
Green
Beans,
fev
17.
steak.
T-Bone.
lb.
7a
No.
5
Peas,
fancy
19
!rak.
round,
lb
7c
!
Miprt
Vegetables
.23'Prk
Tenderloin,
lb.
98
'hi'
Heer
m'r
tiri"';
12
'There
mav
be
variations
in
,
S
t?Xw
choice
"
21
nrlees
in
various
stores
cleoend-
SSJd
l'
whether
special
or
earroi'i'Ho'M
on
nd
il0-
carrots
'
H
onalilie
listed.)
mnkhf
standard
are
p.
2
1
for
!
?edk,&aVVw:"iui":r:
Mar.
4-Reserved
for
any
post-:
aaked
Beans,
15-oJ.
Un
en.
..;
.14
ponements.
Senior
Bo-Me-Hi
!
Tomatoes
28
oz.
.....:
.1
vs..
Brown
wods.
'
A
new
home
built
right
is
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