Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
DRESTDP"
Wednesday,
June
21,
1953
Victoria
Report
;
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u
a
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If
J
ft
I
Tlie
regular
weekly
luncheon
!
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
1
was
postponed
from
today
to
Friday
when
the
special
guest
;
j
will
be
the
International
p-esi-1
dent.
Walter
H.
Smith
of
Hally-
!
wood.
After
attending
interna-;
tlonal
convention
In
Banff,
Mr.
j
1
and
Mrs.
Smith
will
be
here
on
i
j
their
way
home.
i
For
Summer
by
J.
K.
Nesbltt
HERE
ARE
Jikt
.J
OF
THE
GOOD
VAt
til
An
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
1
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Men's
Pure
Wool
spaJ
Education
Ha?
Surely
Improved
About
Cutting
Number
Of
M.L.A.s
VICTORIA
What
improvements
in
teaching
JACKETS
blue
and
Zl
Reg.$
30
00.
!
Now
,
J
100
Q.
A.
HTJNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
j
j
hoo
accommodation
have
Come
in
B.C.
in
Men's
Brown
OXFOUDs
I
good
fit,
latest
style.
1
SpecUl
New
Men's
HlximRrAK
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
zoc;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teat.
Vt.
"
$8
00;
By
Mall.
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
S5.00.
lf3sCrs
!
years!
In
1S50
the
only
school
in
B.C.
Tvas
operated
by
(Rev.
and
Mrs.
R.
J.
Staines
within
the
palisades
.of
'
Fort
Victoria.
James
Robert
Anderson,
who
""
H
"T
RB.
$5.00.
Now
....
i
EBY
&
SONS
LTD.
CONTRACTORS
REPAIRS
-
REttODHlXJNC
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
rhnr
Ovrrm
tU
Bx
S8(
Young;
Men',
OaCi
PANTS
perfect,
fit
..1
m
started
stices,
where
the
roof
joined
the
us
o
a
good
picture
of
i
u.
6:,
wall,
was
a
veritable
runway
lor
that
first
school
m
his
memoirs.
,
lhp
numerous
rats
which
mrest-
Happy
Ending
Aston'
with
a
happy
ending
was
the
burning
at
sea
this
week
of
the
well
known
veteran
lodging
service
boat
Nora
Jane.
Fortunately
enough,
the
troller
Sandy
S.
was
in
the
vicinity
and,
with
typical
resourcefulness
of
the
sea.
Captain
Arvid
ed
the
building."
He
wrote:
'Mr.
Staines,
of
rather
uncertain
temper
and
disposed
at
times
to
be
unduly
severe
in
administering
corporal
'
nunlshment,
was
nevertneless
a
Men's
Felt
HATS,
Jk
Q
top
notch
styles.
1
Special
from
.
J
Boys'
lllNlWREAkEltsl
showerproof,
all
size,
J
$4.00.
Nw
'
Boys
and
Girls'
tXBfl
HATS
better
Quality,
afl
(
j
org.
Sells
$2.50.
w
nry
g
Soys'
PAXTS-for'dwj,
1
school
wear,
good
fit
J
strong.
Prom
ti
tut
,
m
J4
2
"I
dont
see
where
2
did
anything
bo
terrible,
Henry.
Your
cousin
-works
In
a
garage,
doesn't
he?"
A
lot
of
people
think
that
Canada
is
over
-governed,
that
we
have
too
many
M.P.'s,
M.L.A.'s,
mayors
and
a'.Sermen.
The
public
believes
such
people
should
be
well
paid
but
that
there
shouldn't
be
too
many
of
them.
By
all
means
let's
give
our
elected
representatives
more
money.
We
shouldn't
have
a
system
Sandhals
quickly
speeded
to
the
assistance
of
the
good
student
in
natural
history,
stricken
vessel
and
effected
as
neat
a
bit
of
rescue
j
rgeuc
peo"
sheT
vJSZl
work
as
has
ever
been
recorded
on
this
coast
As
a
jreaiiy
kept
the
school
going
and
result,
the
six
members
of
Nora
Jane's"
crew
were
sPite
o
many
undoubtedly
,
.
,
,.
.
1
adverse
circuinstances,
manaeed
safe
aboard
1CN
Sandy
S.
After
Ai
being
forced
ti.i
by
the
comparauveiy
well.
I
can
see
quickness
of
the
conflagration
to
leap
into
the
ocean,
her
now.
with
a
row
of
curls
T3
Lkm
till
II
100
members
,nd
giving
the
100
M.P.'s
$15.tK)0
&
year,
instead
of
$6,000
as
now.
Same
idea
might
well
be
ap-
iJ
L'IHi
III
i
im
-
h
I
m
rm
ni
11
iiiiiii
each
of
her
angular
which
say.
that
ra
a
man
ot
thev
Owed
their
lives
to
the
alert
and
Courageous
j
rich
widow,
or
a
P'lea
1)0
Bf'usn
Columbia,
we
iface;
by
no
means
unprepossesy-i
means,
or
a
ing.
however,
spare
figure,
clad
i
woman
whoso
hnsband
doesnt
ve
m.i..a.
s,
eacn
arawing
in
black,
a
ladv
undoubtedly,
mind,
can
really
afford
to
get
$3.000
a
year
from
the
public
LftACKtE
POP.'
WHEM
'VOO
P0UR.MlL..OM!
Sandhals.
The
incident
of
the
Nora
Jane
could
well
have
been
a
grim
tragedy
but
happily,
it
was
to
turn
out
otherwise.
FOk
tour
holid
land
when
walking
out
holding
Selected.
It
means
that
seats
In
till.
This
totals
$144,000.
If
the
op
her
skirts
on
each
side
and
:
oinv
governing
bodies
are
not
House
was
cut
In
hair
and
the
tnrrtprino
?Kp
oiris
ti
fnilmw
hprifinon
ti
anvone.
There's
no
24
MLA.'s
got
$8,000
a
year
tht
"Flvina
U"
These
are
the
sort
of
incidents
which
again
'"ample.
Sunday
at
the
Staines
j
class
distinction,
true,
but
the.-e'i
total
would
be
the
same,
and
the
Gui-st
Ranch,
CoribJ
A
Good
Place
to
Stop
244
Miles
to
Telkwa
hotel
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
-
point
up
to
the
need
of
a
Canadian
coastguard
and
terror
t0
me
AteT
moniinJman
with
his
own
business
can
The
only
way,
of
course,
to
cut
this
reminds
US
we
have
not
been
hearing
much
more
'
nravers
we
had
breakfast,
such
iHvp
attentiaa
to
nolitics.
Ho
the
number
of
legislative
seats
Is
1
"uiuiiK.
ooaung,
swmia
dancing
and
fishing
Write,
Wire
or
Plume
Chas.
IVilkinwa
70
Mile
P.O.,
BC.
VAlalVh
Us
it
was.
bresd
and
treacle
,nd
!
emploved
man
coald
pet
time
off
act
of
the
Legislature
Itself,
j
tea
without
milk
Church
at
11
j
to
attend
a
session.
.
Can
anyone
Imagine
the
48
jln
the
mess
hall
then
d'nner.
I
Blair
Fraser.
Maclean's
Ottawa
MX.A.'s
calmly
sitting
down
next
potatoes
and
meat,
sometimes
editor,
quotes
former
Qvebec
M.P.
session,
or
anv
session,
and
wip-
llish.
then
a
drearv
aftprnoon
Frederic
Dorion:
"Onlv
two
kinds
int
out
halr
the
-seats?
i
learning
the.CollecU;
how
I
of
people
can
really
afford
to
be
n,eJr
should
though,
think
'hate
them.
The
onlv
redeem-
in
nolitics.
the
rich,
who
can
manv
observers,
il
the
business
about
it
lately.
CANADA'S
NAVAL
STORY
.
A
copy
of
"The
Far
Distant
Ships,"
an
official
SHIHGOLEE
.
1
J
-
A.
.
.
.
ling
feature
of
Sunday
was
the
make
it
a
hobby
and
the
other
4,1
,u,er"raen'
ls
lo
siream-
account
of
Canadian
naval
operations
in
the
)nd
World
World
War
War
by
by
Joseph
Joseph
Schull,
Schull,
published
published
The
i
deo
I
finish
f
Second
by
j
evening
In
th
Staines'
private
who?Rn-t
make
as
pood
a
living
nnea-
the
authority
of
the
Minister
of
National
Defence,
-
apartment
wnen
we
woum
a
any
oxner
way.
ii
you
re
in
oe-lr((atprf
with
nnp
sweet
each
t.ween
vou're
a
fool
to
stav
in
the
has
reached
the
editor's
desk.
t
I
after
prayer
and
be
dismissed
game."
A
nl.nno-p
hnnV
it
will
nrnvp
nf
nnrtir?ilar
to
bed.
And
whtt
beds!
The
Fraser
further
ouotes
D1on;
Shingles,
Fences
or
rough
lumber.
Made
a
variety
of
attract
colors.
Off
fo
Church
Meet
in
South
hard
boards,
an
Indian
mat,
a
;Give
him
the
MP.)
a
stJary
interest
to
the
manv
Canadians
who
served
at
sea
Hudson's
Bay
blanket
and
over
that's
really
worth
warkir3
for."
Thompson
Hardware
To
represent
the
leal
Regular;
in
the
War
as
it
tells
manv
a
Storv
of
the
eXDloits
of
iourselves
another
blanket.
The
Dorion
sueeeito
cuttine
the
PLANNING
BUILDING
REPAIRING
FOR
FOR
FOR
Co.
Ltd.
garret
we
occupied
was
not
lined.
House
of
Commons
from
262
to
.r0
rmrwi
a
umudi
aeip-
the
Canadian
Navv
durine
sixtv-eicht
months
of
t
-
4
tiiiua
I
luii
VT"ii
nur.
With
?f
Regular
Baptist
Churches
of
I
i
VAIUABIE
Moving,
Packing,
Cratint
i
Shipping
and
lunenl
Cartage
and
Stow
British
Columbia
in
Vancouver.
G.
R.
S.
Blackibv
left
bv
nlnn
yesterday
for
the
south.
He
ex-nects
to
be
back
by
Saturday
night's
plane.
WINNERS
of
Swift's
Baby
Snapshot
Contest
t
I.
r
.'omplete
Reliable
and
rl
i
i
ent
Service,
also
aemu
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
PROTEIMS,
TOO.'
ft'.'
L.
A.
Thome,
whn
has
Iwn
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co
l
bank
deposits
are
ejng
j
fjactins
as
paswr
of
the
local
'or
Oxygen.
Acetylene
mi
weldlr!f
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
Storage
Limited
r
arranged
for
the
three
big
j
prue
winners.
J
Swift's
are
happy
to
give
your
babies
such
fine
frnan-
j
cial
start
in
life
.
.
.
and
f
mesas
J
Corrgrofulofions
to
the
73
J
British
Columbia
mothers
1
mhos
bahieV
snapshots
won
priie
money
in
Swift's
big
contest!
So
many
hun-
dreds
of
interesting
entries
j
were
received
that
the
judges
j
had
difficulty
chousing
the
I
winners!
However,
their
j
choice
is
now
made,
and
(church
for
the
past
year,
will
i.be
ordained
by
the
chrurch
eotin-j
ell
during
the
convention
on
Fri-Jday
afternoon.
Mr.
T.'wne
'
"last
week
for
the
south.
The
convention
will
a
too
ee
the
receiving
erf
two
churches.
Prlnc
Rupert
and
Hope.
1
'
dor.
8nd
and
Park
Avenuj
Swift's
Meats
for
Babies,
of
Est.
1910
Phones
69
snd
I
SVZVPS
SHOW
CHUDRErJ
PREFER
mO
TO
1
OVER.
ANY
OTHER.
CEREAL
course,
give
all
babies
a
fine
headstart
tiinritionally!
war
in
the
Battle
of
the
Atlantic,
in
the
Arctic,
the
Mediterranean,
the
Pacific
and
the
many
theatres
in
which
Canadian
ships
and
Canadian
seamen
wrote
such
a
gallant,
chapter
of
history
.
.
,
s
The
absorbing
drama
is
written
in
simple
yet
lively
language
and
the
profuse
illustrations
of
maps
and
photographs
are
a
feature.
It
is
a
story
which
will
interest
all
Canadians
generally
and
should
prove
popular
at
$3.
ON
WEARING
SHORTS
of
shorts,
which
have
even
made
OPPONENTS
their
appearance
on
the
streets
of
Prince
Rupert
these
warm
days,
would
be
on
strong
grounds
if
they
based
their
assault
on
aesthetic
reasons,
suggests
the
editorial
column
of
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
"The
privilege
of
wearing
shorts
could
be
denied
to
all
with
hairy
legs
or
knock
knees,
all
with
pigeon
toes,
all
those
whose
waists
are
no
longer,
slender
and
those
whose
shanks
are
obviously
skinny,"
says
the
Citizen.
"This
would
eliminate
enough
people
to
make
the
wearing
of
shorts
on
the
streets
an
uncommon
sight.".
i
N
li!!!"il)i,,.ilulll'iilS..m,;il!.lHl.
M
I
T.S.S.
STEAMER
Parking
Limit
i
.
two
eomiiti
PACKAGES
0W:
SESOLtl
MS
LAKE
PRINCE
RUPEK
Is
Approved
WW
MSB...
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
,
.
.
That's
the
reason
SAILS
FOR
,
Council
of
the
Pr.-nce
Kupert
Vancouver
1st
PRIZE
$200.00
Mrs.
P.
Murison
1
1
S3
Pocrik
StrMl.
Vgnrouvw
(David)
2nd
PRIZE
$100.00
Mrs.
William
P.
Goldman
CISS
Arbotin
SMM.
Voncovv
(Ronald
David)
3rd
PRIZE
$50.00
Mrs.
Jill
Mallett
P.O.
169
W.
SvmiTMrlan
(Swtan
Elizabeth)
Chqu
far
S
5
00
for
taeh
ot
Hie
70
comokrtton
priM
winnwi
ar
now
in
th
mil
Compter
'fit
of
winrtsrc'
noimi
avaUabt
upon
-rquMt
SWIFT
CANADIAN
CO.
LIMITED
mmI
Intermedial
M
Thursday
.t
11:15
p
n-
..Chamber
of
Commerce,
meeting
at
the
week-end
prior
to
th?
departure
from
the
city
of
secre-.tary
P.
H
Llnzey
for
a
month's
vacation
In
the
south,
appioved
the
proposal
'it
the
traffic
com-j
m
ft
tee
or
the
city
council
of
one
hour
parkin?
limit
on
Third
(Avenue.
The
CharhbeT's
executive
suggested,
however,
that
the
.proposal
to
ban
left
hand
turning
("jiff
McBrlde
into
Third
Avenue
fte
deferred.
jr-T
------
why
you're
wise
to
bring
FOR
KETCHIKAJ
r."."-'
.
i
r-...
ppservati'l
twi
.
rriie
or
ca
I
SCRIPTVRE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
and
he
inclined
unto
Psalm
40:1.
CITY
OR
OFFICB
I
PRINCE
ECTq
n
n
I
I
waited
patiently
for
the
Lord;
me,
and
heard
my
cry.
A
Compliment
to
YOU
.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
D
istinctive
your
Chrysler
built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
have
the
"Know
How"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
you
time
una
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
and
inspected
parts
and
special
factory
approved
equipment
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones
566
Service
Dent.
Uailarr
You
are
complimented
when
your
purchases
are
charged
for
your
merchant
shows
he
has
confidence
In
you
confidence
that
you
will
not
only
pay
your
accounts,
but
,
pay
PROMPTLY.
.
;
f
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert
FURNITURE
DESIGNING
For
just
the
RIGHT
thing
for
your
home.
Come
to
see
us
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ACCESSORIES
HOBBY
SUPPLIES
Toys'
Novelties,
Children's
Furniture
Plastics,
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Tuesday,
1:30
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Cook,
Jeweller
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June
18
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Camosun,
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200
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Box
1188
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527
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264
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