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Patients
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
18,
1U50
Union
vessel's
next
trips.
Only
solution
of
course,
if
the
wea-!
ther
remains
around
the
zero:
mark,
is
constant
blasting
to
New
Trundling
League
Rolling
President
of
the
new
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
is
Sgt.
Lance
Potterton,
who
was
elected
to
10
Inch
Ice
A!
Northern
Ports
Large
vessels
are
able
to
break
the
three
to
four
inch
thick
ice
at
harbor
entrance?
r
zywm
keep
the
channel
ice
not
more
St.
Mary's
hospital,
destroyed
than
four
Inches
thick.
'
by
fire
at
Dawson
last
weelt,
At
Alice
Arm,
the
Coquitlam
were
flown
outside
by
Cana-tcok
on
90
tons
of
concentrates
dian
Pacific
Airlines
plane,
to
aVoard
the
Prince
George.
Her
husband
returned
to
engineering
duties
in
Seattle
a
few
weeks
before.
While
in
the
city
Mrs.
Lund-quist,
the
former
Marie
Balagno,
Mrs.
Glen
tundquifit,
alter
spending
an
extended
holiday
here
THh
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
toll
return
to
her
home
at
Seattle
tomorrow.
With
4ier
two
youne
sons.
Geof
frey
and
Qregory,
Mrs.
Lundquist
wui
make
the
trip
to
Vancouver
B
from
the
Torblt
mines
for
ship-
be
taken
care
of
at
other
hos-ment
south.
pitals.
We've
Done
It
Again
!
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to
Change,
at
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
but
lighter
craft
would
not
even
al-
tempt
a
try,
said
Capt.
William
McCombe,
skipper
of
the
Union
steamer
Coquitlam,
which
arrived
in
port
from
the
north
yesterday
morning
and
left
for
Vancouver
at
1:30
p.
m.
Capl.
Wm.
McCombe
said
that
use
of
dyamite
had
been
necessary
to
blast
a
channel
through
one-half
mile
of
ice
in
order
to
pull
into
the
docks
at
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
While
he
guided
his
vessel
towards
the
docks,
dynamite
blasts
cleared
the
thick
ice.
At
present,
a
channel
has
been
cleared
through
which
heavier
boats
can
proceed.
Thickness
of
ice,
out
from
the
shore
is
ten
inches,
the
Capt
stated.
Passengers
thought
it
novel
to
witness
persons
walking
atop
the
ice
about
50
feet
uway
from
the
ship.
'
The
Captain
was
promised
entrance
to
both
ports
on
the
Gyros
See
Oil
Well
Brought
In
Graphic
picturizulion
of
1
Lie
complex
mechanical
processes
;
leading
up
to
the
bringing:
in
of
j
an
oil
well
was
seen
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
its
weekly
j
luncheon
today
with
the
showing
of
a
film
entitled
'
Birth
of
an
Oil
!
Well,"
made
available
by
the
:
hcll
Oil
Co.
and
projected
by
1
Do"
Forward.
The
film
is
of
i
particular
interest
since
such
au
exploratory
operation
is
now
in
progress
as
close
to
Prince
Ru
pert
as
the
Queen
Charlot
te
Islands.
The'
film
features
the
drilling
operation
with
a
brief
conclusion
dealin
with
refining
;
and
distribution.
Dr,
L
M
rcenc
and
Emil
Blain
were
initiated
as
new
members
at
today's
luncheon.
A
message
of
best
wishes
was
WEDNESL-At
P.M.
11
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yourself
of
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and
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at
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last
week.
Secretary
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Vernon
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The
Infant
group
Deagan
lea-
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play
January
8
with
sec-
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one
of
the
two
sections
in
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play.
The
second
section
rolled
I
the
oversized
five
pin
ovals
on
January
13.
Section
one
of
the
;
league
will
play
Fridays
while
Section
two
will
follow'on
Sun-
!
days.
Stroller
White's
Widow
Goes
South
j
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Mrs.
Josephine
White,
after
j
a
residence
of
51
years
in
the
I
north,
sailed
from
Juneau
a
i
few
days
ago
to
make
her
home
I
in
Los
Angeles
with
a
daughter.
Mrs.
White,
for
25
years,
curs-tor
and
librarian
with
the
Ala
ska
Historical
Library
and
Museum
in
Juneau,
is
the
widow
of
E.
J.
(Stroller)
White,
pioneer
northern
newspaperman,
who
died
in
1930.
He
will
be
remem
bered
by
many
old
timers
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
moved
here
from
Yukon
ami
Alaska
in
the
early
days.
!
Noted
'Caster
Going
to
U.S.
WINNIPEG
The
fast
talking
Winnipeg
broadcaster,
Stewart
MacPherson,
is
here
from
Lon-
don
on
his
way
to
United
States
where
he
will
take
a
Job
with
the
CBS
radio
network.
MacPherson
originally
worked
his
way
to
Britain
on
a
cattle
boat
with
about
$8.
He
rocket
-
ed
to
fame
as
an
outside
broad-
caster
reporting
sports
events
and
public
ceremonies.
He
has
none
just
about
everything
in
I
radio
and
is
reputed
to
have
I
made
more
money
than
any
t
Ul",;l
"'au.
nuvinvu.
uy
uis
yuy-
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coi,
in
I
peg
for
a
few
weeks
before
go-j
ing
on
to
the
United
States.
H?
was
born
in
Winnipeg
and
is
married
with
a
young
son.
Thousands
Flee
Floods
i
CHICAGO
More
thousands
I
fled
their
homes
as
gers
appeared
mounting
today
over
some
critical
areas
of
the
Mid-Western
and
southern
Uni-
ted
States
Watershed.
Th
C
mighty
Mississippi,
the
Big
Ohio
River
valleys
continued
to
rise
at
several
points.
There
was
a
mass
exodus-some
8,000
farmers
and
sharecroppers
in
southeast
Missouri
as
me
countrv
s
htpcest
river
FORTUNE
SMILES
This
musty
will
worth
$000,000
was
discovered
in
a
Vancouver
real
estate
office
after
an
11-month
search.
To
smiling
city
fireman,
Gilbert
Campbell,
43,
left,
is
willed
a
large
portion
of
the
fortune.
C.
S.
Arnold,
his
lawyer,
helped
unearth
Hie
will
which
was
found
by
Court
Registrar
L.
A.
Menenaez.
right.
HOLLYWOOD
cafe
was
featured
in
a
P'io
recital
at
the
Civic
Centre
January
12.
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in
Mine
You'll
Love
the
H
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At
MILLIE'S
1PEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAILY
Just
off
Third
Avenue
6th
St.
Ph.
Orders
Blue
92
f
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ordered
sent
to
W.
H.
Tob'jv,
pio-j
neer
local
Gyro,
past
district
gov-I
crnor
and
now
secretary
of
the
j
Vancouver
Gyro
Club,
on
attam-
ing
his
seventieth
birthday,
W.
F.
Stone
reported
arrange-flood
dan-;
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complete
for
an
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Wednesday
night
when
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nf
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will
Hp
hprn
in
intal
A
J.
Dominato
as
president
and
other
executive
officers
of
the
club
for
1950.
On
Wednesday
there
will
be
an
executive
luncheon
and
Thursday
ever.hm
a
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-Johnnie
and
Tommie,
twin
sons
of
Mr.
and
M-s.
Jaek
T.
Cowles
of
Hamilton
have
just
tasted
the
cake
they
marie
for
their
first
birthday
anniversary
and
don't
seem
surged
to
its
highest
mark'send-ff
for
tne
heutsna:it:aov-.since
1937.
Some
4,000
other,
ernor
at
the
nome
of
thfi
new
residents
in
the
birds
point-'
president.
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the
gasoline,
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no
Insurance
Price
(Liberal
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Ave.
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In
deep
fut
or
boiled
and
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with
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or
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Fire
Extinguishers
scientific
way
of
smothering
electrical
and
wood
fires
thrown
at
flame
or
will
work
LYON
Fire
Extinguishers
will
not
fi'eeze
or
deteriorate.
servicing.
Approved
by
Fire
Underwriters
everywhere.
$5.00
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Discount
to
Dealers)
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GEORGE
COOK,
Jew;
New
Madrid
floodway
remain-e
in
thearea.
Army
engineers
kept
an
eagle
eye
on
the
main
danger
points
oi
the
flooding
rivers.
Biz-Pro
Women
Hear
Pianist
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bus!,i""i
mcl
Professional
Women's
Club
was
held
on
Tuesday
night
with
a
dinner
at
thu
Civic
Centre,
ful-'owed
by
a
social
evening
at
the
home
of
Miss
Audrey
Wrathall.
Plans
were
made
to
hold
a
telephone
bridge
in
March
and
to
have
a
raffle
In
connection
with
this
bridge.
The
speaker
for
the
evenlncr
was
Mrs
Murln
Rnlumin.
'
Lundquist
who
gave
a
very
inter-
j
esting
talk
on
her
recent
trip
to
Poland
to
attend
the
Chopin
Centennial.
Reduction
Company
Chief
Pays
Visit
On
u
vi.sil,
of
iusporlioik
to
the
company's
reduction
plant,
al
Port.
Edward
on
which
extensive
iui)ioveiiicnt-s
and
additions
are
being
made,
John
A.
Clarke,
production
manager
for
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
lie
is
accompanied
by
Mike
Olson,
the
company's
production
malinger
for
the
.southern
urea.
t
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Port
Edward
plant
resumed
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today
following
a
week's
shutdown
while
weather
was
too
cold
for
herring
seining.
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To
Advertisers
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising,
cony
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
of
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
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Vari
ous
aspects
of
modern
Greek
life
were
portrayed
in
an
exhibition
at
Chenil
Gallery,
London,
Eng.
This
group
of
Greek
girls
dressed
tn
traditional
costumes
caused
much
comment
as
they
paraded
along
London
streets.