1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newj
Monday,
February
13,1950
Seattle
to
take
a
course
as
an
airline
hostess
and,
possibly
an'
art
course.
!
Lenora
Faupht
"Vote
for
Lee"
may
be
seen
on
every
board
in
the
school
Maybe
gome
are
wondering
i
what
and
who
this
popular
girl
1
-
v
I
!
Lee
Fauht.
Is
rlre-nreslrient
i
ol
the
Cheer
Leaders
Club,
and
j
is
the
Grade
12-1
candidate
for
BALLET
CLUB
!
The
ballet
club
is
under
the
direction
of
Miss
MacDougall.
There
are
about
twenty
members
In
the
club.
At
the
present
time
they
are
working
on
a
primitive
ballet
whk-h,
Miss
MacDougall
says,
they
hope
to
stage
some
i
Stranse
Welcome
I
Personalities
d
Fish
j
Queen
of
Bo-Me-Hl.
This
well-j
i
known
eheer
leader
is
a
cute
j
I
little
5-foot
2
Inches
curvace-
j
Lf
prince
Rupert
(The
Senior
Matric
Class
hasi
CLAftA
TAfTXT
,is
brunette
wh
ean
roil
her
adopted
the
use
f
a
distinctive
:
'
Nearly
everyone
knows
and
rge
brown
eyes
in
a
likes
Clara
Varfeit,
for
not
only
,
m0t
citing
manner.
Although
Class
Sweater
t
time
in
the
spring.
That
depends
oa
the
work
of
the
members.
The
president
of
the
club
is
Luella
knacDonald.
by
Sheila
Bennett.
STAFF
Editor-in-Chief
I).
Kerrigan
Fclitur
Bernard
Garcmd.
I
Lr
porter
Carol
Mwireheuse,
J
y
e
e
Morehmise,
Tommy
Moorehttuse,
Sfieila
llen.rvlt,
Irene
Reekie,
Irene
Hanson,
Kritee
KM'htMn,
Willie
Wilk-innon,
Henry
Marlinusca,
(Hive
Strand.
,hai
s
what
any
t
;i
you.
He
ll
alw
!
fnoy
fishin!.
j
uf
me
I
emit'
-
2-7
'.,
I
does
Clara
have
a
charming
per-
"
Wears
to
be
&
frail,
gentle
Egad!
what
was
it
that
fateful
!onaluJ
it
also
a
eombination
swe
aon
i
in
this
iooi
built
on
the
Betty
of
blond
hair
and
mm
erea
that
She
k
morn
Hutton
basis,
tnu
of
tin
and
vigor,
and
watch
out
for
those
should
enjoy
j
squinny
fish,
1
A-marchiir
in
U)
Booth?
j
Stripes
ttioy
iiad
upon
the
arm,
'
They
bore
the
slf.ns
of
youth.
j
should
please
anyone's
taste.
Clara
was
born
In
Regina
-
on
March
14,
1OT4,
and
straiehtaway
went
to
Vancouver
where
she
lived
until
1942.
In
that
year
she
fCpp
Rodio
Dial
V
I
i
l
1240
Kilocycles
(Subject
to
Change)
r
that
wa
maut.
.lull's
own
child-j
wmseles
tee
has
been
a
student
of
Bo-Me-JH
for
three
years.
She
first
brooht
sunlight
to
Into-faiL
Alberta,
on
June
12,
1932,
and
to
Prince
Rupert
seven
years
ago.
,h.
kind
that
necessary
that
every
sardine
I
we
Rasped,
we
stared,
we
fuxl
moed
In
cello-!
saw
had
been
mutilated
beyond
I
before
came
to
Prince
Rupert
where
she
has
attended
Seal
Cove
and
King
Edwad
schools
and
is
now
attending
Booth.
Clara
is
the
10-2
representative
on
the
Senior
all
possible
pjm,mjic
recognition
inuKiiiuuii.
iuu
j
nit:
awim
green
and
erev
i
beitrins
no
P"-
might
still
further
question
me
to
the
HP
We
could
not
speak.
astonlsh-
Shf
i
vrnll
Vnr.,.,
iiM,,u
!
which,
we
,-mus
fillet
and
as
to
last
but,
as
I
have.
never
eaten
a
fish
In
the
sea,
that
can
hhgUu
hn
litem
iuf
ment
Had
taken
speech
away.
on
the
council.
contagions
sturea.
iured.
I
piaus
to
auena
me
convent
ior
.-."j
1
Wppier
days.
!
However,
even
as
my
taste
for
laugh.
Her
favorite
hobbles
are
1
ku.,LU
-
ni
l
.
.
.
rs
l,sh
tihe
kind
in
rih
Oh
.v,on
m,.,.,
tv,
the
..in
village
squad
j
arrived
,
""""i
course,
orre
Keeim
in
by
pIaving
basketball
and
swlm-
covered
that
milk
bottles
and
,,n
trees
or
some
.
,1
i
nt
h
riwtio
tirnro
rfinnii.H
tvtw
a
"K
K'jy';-"
gangsters
found,
mm-
It
is
then
not
surprism-They
packed
them
off
we
know
that
Clara
is
a
candidate
for
the
Al)W
U
tJ
W
t.u.i
i
i
-
vuimi
tt.U,
111
y
I
(ante
Z
has
varied
in-
for
fish
Is
reiumiw;.'
And
"
that
I
iw
(concludes
this
renort
for
that
Is
MONDAY
-P.M.
:
15
Stock
Quotations
and.
int
4:30
Magic
Advertises
4:45
Voung
Man
With
a
Song
4:55
CBC
News
5:6ft
Solo
For
Orchestra
5:30
Album
Leaf.
5:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Boy
Scout
Program
:30
Musical
Varieties
:45
"SafWle
Rockin'
Rhythm'
7:00
CBC
Kews
1:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Calangis
Show
8:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
8:30
Guy
Lombardo
Show
:O0
National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:30
Producers
Workshop
lat
wtiere
title
of
School
Queen
in
which
ontest
we
wish
her
all
the
luck
In
the
world.
pnoto
tinting,
drawing,
and
constantly
dream.ng
of
an
ex-grad.
She
may
be
seen
any
time
swooning
over
a
picture
of
Burt
Lancaster
or
Anthony
Curtis,
or
a
record
by
Bill
Lew-J
rence,
Frankie
Laine,
or
Doris
i
Day,
who,
she
says,
are
"Simp-j
ly
out
of
Uils
world."
j
There's
a
rumor
that
she
!
WORKS
at
the
North
Star
Bottling
Works
after
school
as
a
1
ssible
that
yM
all
I
know
about
fishing
or
fkh.
iTiwy
all
were
gagged
and
bound
'Xny
statement
by
j
ANONYMOUS.
I
j
ust
have
eaten
j
-
j
Then
peace
returned
to
Bo-Me-Hl
i
-..Un
what
a
a
Alter
ATlor
her
her
fort
fortnightly
nlrHt
lv
vnvurip
,w.w
u..
j.
Another
nw
a
GUN!
NEW
RAIL
CHIEF
Donald
Gordon,
CMC,
devoted
his
first
hour
iif
;
oftice
as
president
of
the
Canadian
National
System
to
a
press
conference.
"We
are
conducting
a
public
service,
and
it
is
essential
that
the
management
should
know
what
the
public
IS
thinking
and
that
the
public
should
be
informed
of
what
the
railway
is
doing,"
he
said.
"I
hope,
at
-soon
as
circumstances
will
permit,"
continued
Mr.
Gordon,
"to
go
over
the
system.
I
want
to
get
to
know
the
men
and
women
who
make-
it
tirk.
The
railway
is
faced
with
almost
every
kind
of
problem
one
can
.
think
of,
but
it
seems
to
be
a
first-elass
working
organization
and
its
foundation
is
sound.
My
work
with
the
Wartime
Prices
and
Trade
Board,
perforce,
kept
me
in
touch
with
every
phase
of
our
economy,
and
in
that
respect
my
duties
will
be
similar
with
the
transportation
system.
We
must
provide
a
service
to
every
phase
of
Canadian
industry,
and
make
our
contribution
to
the
progress
oi
the
couutry."
;
,
,
shave
put
two
and
io
yueen
cnarwue,
uumsnewa
i
Proceeded.
tinm.iiiMted
But
no
one
knows,
or
cares
to
'
"
know
d
tome
up
wiin
sou'n
viieen
nanoue
,
isy
cue
irotip
In
Iron
gray
fish
on
dry
land
Lsland
points,.
Union
steamer
ire
one
and
the
cniicotin.
capt.
narry
McLean.
I
some
wonder
who
the
tnvie
The
secret
oi
the
scene.
stenographer
but
who
wouldn't
i
was
juSfc
-
.
m
1
v-
1
JUl
Cai
as
eute
naps
were,
!And
no
one
mourns
or
wonders
as
Lee
for
a
1'
1
prenT
h
or-
enini?
ana
sauea
ai
9
p.
m.
lor
;
For
many
a
tale
is
spun
why
aieno
!
16:00
CBC
News
late
oi-eni.
-u
";
.
"ii"'"".
"ne
says
it
was
a
socker
team
There's
no
snore
Grade
Thirteen.
'
Nex
year
sh
hones
to
go
to
KARLY
ADVERTISINGS
Ct-f
WILL
Rfi
APPRKf'lATKif
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Henry
Russell's
Oich.
10:55
Interlude
11:00-Weather
and
Sign
Off
TUfcaaAJ-A.M
7
".Musical
Clock
:00
CBC
New.
SilO-Hcre's
Bill
Goon
IFOR
SALE
FUR
COATS
Clearing
or
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Prices
in
Yeors
BUY
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8:15
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8:30
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Moiems
8:45
LiU
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0:00
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News
and
Commentary.
-i5
-
Morning
Devotion
9:30Mi-ning
Concert
o-SO-Time
Swnni
10:60
-
Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
1:30
"Melody
Time"
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Air
Kinder
;arl
en
11
:15
Roundup
T'nie
11:30
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Report
11:31
Message
Perioo
11:35
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Personal
Album
P.J.1.
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CBC
N7
ri:Q0
2:15
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1
12:30
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rcestmn
B.C.
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Broadcast
Recorded
Interlude
Afternoon
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Bernie
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Comty.
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wear
and
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Mdc
of
Nickel
alloys.
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Now
Here
NEW
1950
CHRYSLER
PLYMOUTH
You
get
the
Good
Things
first
from
the
Chrysler
Corporotion
O
High
Compression
Engines
Hydraulic
Brakes
Floating
Power
-
All
Steel
Bodies
Automatic
Over
Drive
Transmission
Fluid
Drive
And
Many
Other
Firsts
See
your
local
Chrysler
Plymouth
Dealer
RUPERT
MOTORS
LIMITED
.jn.sifc7
aA
1
ffran
tomorrow
s
newspapers,
TUf
Ztd
machinery
will
be
ased
-also
acids
and
other
corrostva
6
&ri
v
4fce
ttftr
chemicals.
That's
why
ss
aaack
equipment
in
palp
aad
PPr.
plants
is
rnaue
ot
iirkci
Nickel
alloys.
(
TWO
DAYS
LEFT
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY
Forty-three
years
of
research
have
uncovered
haadrwJa
of
irses
for
Nickel
in
the
United
States
and
0tbcr
countries.
Now
Nickel
exports
bring
in
million
of
U.S.
dollars
yearly.
These
dollars
help
pay
the
wages
ot
the
14.0OO
Nickel
employees
in
Canada
and
also
help
pay
Canadian
railwaymen,
lumbermen,
iroa
m4
steel
workers
and
other
men
and
womea
naakinf
supplies
for
the
Nickel
mines,
smelters
and
refineries
o
the
trucks,
trains
and
planes
which
.
J
nistribute
newspapers
far
and
wide,
Nickel
.
"l
nd
'hr
Nickel
alloys
prevent
A--l
jaMkUowna
and
long
wear.
V.,
ZZ-
SPECIAL
SALE
OUR
ENTIRE
STOCK
I
"
V
-
A
-
EVEHY
M.IFE
10
2
I'
VALUES
V
of
Men's
and
NOW
Women's
Leather
Footwear
OVERSUPPLY
OF
LIVE
HAMBURGER
The
stockyards
at
AniaiUlo,
Tex.,
are
jammed
with
cattle
as
ranchers
flood
the
market
with
their
herds.
Remembering
dust
bowl
days,
the
stockmen
are
anxious
to
get
the
beef
off
pastures
which
are
already
beginning
to
powder
under
the.
freeze
and
drought
conditions.
In
spite
of
the
quantity,
prices
remained
high.
(7
29
KING
STREET
WEST,
.
TORONTO
NJERNATIONAt
NICKEL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED,