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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
5,
1950
Log
Scaling
Stays
Steady
Output
For
1950
Almost
At
Stand-off
with
1949
Acfrcjs
to
Wed
Heir
To
Hotel
Fortune
HOLLYWOOD
O
Actress
Elizabeth
Tayloi
tomorrow
weds
Conrad
Hilton,
Jr.,
heir
to
one
of
the
world's
Ingest
hotel
fortunes.
It's
Hollywood's
weddimj
.f
the
year.
DANNY
AT
HIS
BEST
;
inthe
"Inspector
General"
Donny
Koye
Borb
Today
to
Sat.
Bq,
Evenings
7
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9:05
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Sat
Mat.
2
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4:20
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Monday
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Log
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
1950
to
date
stands
at
an
aggregate
of
46,-381,137
board
feet
which
Is
almost
a
stand-off
with
47.519,430
board
feet
during
the
corresponding
period
of
1349.
,
The
scale
per
varieties
this
Ap
ril
was
as
follows.
Cedar,
447,489
board
feet
Spruce,
12.532.793
board
feet
Hemlock.
2.G87.593
board
fret
Balsam,
673.474
board
feet
Jackpine.
2,306.
581
bnard
f
The
total
log
scale
for
April
was
8.647,930
board
feet,
ft
slight
Increase
from
tt.e
17,083.627
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Production
of
poles
and
pilng
in
the
Interior
this
year
was
93,825
lineal
feet
88,954
lineal
feet
cedar,
1.121
lineal
feet
heiru
lock
and
3,750
lineal
fret
Jack-pine
as
compared
with
40,996
lineal
feet
In
the
same
month
last
year.
The
aggregate
of
forest
products
for
this
year
tr
date
:s
aye.
793
lineal
leet,
far
below
jlast
year's
1,351396
fee.
I
Tlie
tie
count
this
April
was
9.147
pieces
(jackpinei
compared
with
18,937
nieces
In
April
last
year.
Cordwood
rcaling
this
April
was
224
cords.
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2:00
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HISTORY
San
Francisco
police
officer
Tom
Gryder,
is
shown
greeting
Constables
W.
H.
Mott
(left)
and
D.
J.
Johnson,
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
ship
St.
Roch.
The
ship
ifcxkrd
in
San
Francisco
en
route
to
a
iiqw
station
in
Halifax,
N.
S.,
after
sailing
from
her
old
home
port
in
Vancouver,
B.C.
She
is
the
only
ship
in
history
to
traverse
the
famed
Northwest
Passage
in
both
directions.
By
the
time
she
reaches
Halifax,
she
will
have
circumnavigated
the
North
American
continent.
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Canadian
National
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
E.
Caldwell,
arrived
Jn
port
at
8
p.m.
Thursday
from
Ketchikan
and
sailed
for
Vancouver,
Ocean
Fulls
and
waypoinU
at
1
a.m.
today.
Arriving
here
from
Ketchikan
wen:
the
Prince
Rupert
track
team
who
competed
this
week
in
Ki
t
chikan.
Passengers
embarking
here
for
Vancouver
included
W.
Hall,
G.
Brooks,
Mrs.
H.
A.
Pear
son,
G.
C.
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Mr.
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Mrs
R.
C.
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A.
M.
McRidiile,
Mrs.
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Miss
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J.
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E.
C.
Arkell,
D.
E.
Thulin,
D.
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W.
Gillies,
J.
Day,
D.
A.
Town,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
M.
Thompson
and
Mr.
anti
Mrs.
H.
Robins.
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Man.
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The
Red
River
chalked
up
marc
victories
today
in
its
flood
battle
against
.Manitoba.
Two
special
C.
N.
R.
trains
reached
here
today
to
complete
the
virtual
evacuation
of
Morris,
41
miles
south.
In
Win-
'nipeg.
waiting
nervously
Jar
the
last
o
fuic
Red's
flood
crest,
City
I
Engineer
W.
D.
Hurst
appealed
tr
householders
to
use
as
little
water
as
possible
ta
relieve
overloading
of
sewers.
Steam
heat
service
to
pari
of
Winnipeg
has
been
cut
because
of
the
floods.
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Cars
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SERVICE:
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else,
you
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parts
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