A
IX
seats
kesikv
El
Prince
Rupert
Dailv
News
Wednesday,
February
3?,
1952
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DEPARTMENT
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On
the
some
I
DIMM
Vzb,
Terrace
Church
March
List
at
Plays
Enjoyed
Totem
Theatre
TERRACE
Plays
presented
by
In
addition
to
the
weekly
V
P
A.
of
the
United
Church
were
"Curtain
at
8:30"
features.
Totem
.well
received
with
good
attend-1
Theatre
announces
an
lnlcrest-J'ance
both
Friday
and
Saturday'
Ing
booking
list
for
the
month
of
m
evening.
j
Ma-ch
with
several
outstanding
In
the
"Bracelet
of
Doom,"!
films
such
as
"Calling
Bulldog
three
men
were
killed
by
the
'
Drummond,"
"D.-ath
of
a
Sales-
clasp
on
a
bracelet
of
mystic
man''
and
"Something
to
Live
.-rperstitlon,
after
which
the
For."
man
behind
the
poison
on
the!
Following
is
the
Totem
list
for
valuable
bracelet
also
met
his
March:
a
doom"
at
the
hands
of
the
law.
February
29-March
1
"Call-
Those
taking
part
were
Melisa
iug
Bulldog
Drummond,"
with
IB
Punasuick.
Ivy
Gillespie,
Colleen
Walter
Pidgcon.
Sites
Robin
McColl,
Flora
Mel-
i
March
3-5
"Millionaire
For
:
vin,
Aaron
Haaland,
Allan
Atru
i
Christy,"
Fred
MacMurray
and
lal
Call
McColl.
Eleanor
Parked
"Of
Men
and
j
"The
Perfect
Gentleman,"
a
Music,"
Concert
Package,
delightful
comedy
of
a
youthful:
March
6
"Curtain
at
8:30,"
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
program:
"Art
is
For
Everybody"
COTTAGE
SETS
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
HOSIERY
BAGS
All
cutest
one
o
the
9
s
an
of
Tuencla"
euCr
uiritien!
:
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DEPARTMENT
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and
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US
TIIEATKr
Commercial
Air
Ace
Returning
One
of
the
commonwealth's
commercial
air
aces,
V.
S.
s
Bill
i
May,
formerly
Senior
Captahi
and
Ofticer-in-Charge
of
Training
with
Brtah
Overseas
ways
Corporation,
has
accepted
the
appointment
of
Chief
Pilot
with
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines.
uaJ
1-4.
Kmls
Today
7
Mill
-
9
p.m.
Jeff
(handle
'r
in
crush
on
a
chemistry
teacher,
"Ron-Tiki."
and
how
smoothly
these
youthful
,
March
7-8
"Ivory
Hunter,"
crushes
can
flow
from
chemistry,
Anthony
Steel,
D.
Sheridan,
to
poetry,
to
art,
was
a
comedy'
March
10-12
"The
We'll,"
that
was
really
amusing.
Those
i
Henry
Morgan.
Barry
Kelly,
taking
part
were
Karen!
March
13
"Curtain
at
8:30,"
L
'Strange,
Carl
Philip.
Sclma
'
"Happiest
Days
of
Your
Life."
!
Farkvam,
Avis
Mould,
Tom
Rich-1
March
14-15
"Ten
Tall
Men,":
ardson.
:
Burt
Lancaster.
In
"Dora
the
Beautiful
Dish-1
March
17-19
"Death
of
al
washei."
the
long
lost
child
was;
Salesman,"
Frederic
March.
Mil-1
the
surprise
element,
cnmniwo
rlml
Dunnoek
!
RAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
it
11
:l'
p.
in.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
TflhAV'
'THE
ROYAL
JOllBKitv..,J
I
"Oh!
Susanna
Thrill
Film
.
i
wnrvwvyri
MAN
Only
two
pa'senger
liners
will
be
operated
this
summer
by
the
'
CFF's
.Brili
h
Columbia
Coast
:
Steamship
Service
on
the
Alaska
tourist
run.
They
will
be
the
Princess
Kathleen
and
the
Princess
Louise.
After
having
been
served
during
the
winter
by
the
ficghters
Yukon
Princess
and
CusMar.
Alaska
will
be
getting
back
the
passenger
ship
Princess
Norah
next
month
to
be
replaced
by
the
Princess
Louise
In
May.
with
"pursuing
female"
and
for
tune
hunter.
It
all
came
nu
Marcn
zu
curiam
at
8:30:
Bitter
Rice."
1
Showing
Once
Only
at
8:13
Thursdaj
.
f,
Saturday
Showings
2
:
00,
4:38,
7:46
mit
straight
when
Dora
n
inn
uui
a
"cleaned
wrailtu
up.
UU.
March
iviailu
21-22
il-tt
"Mask
IViaSK
OI
of
111
the
,
TlT.XJA
tnL'lv,r
A
.
.
.
LI.nih
jjaii
wuic
nerina
nvi.-iitti,
iuiiii
ucroK,
ooay
Law-
j
Amdam,
Gerald
Tood.
Sheila
rence.
Kill,
Allan
Atural.
Carole
rial..
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DEPOT
.(1!
1ICK
PRINCE
RUPERT
March
24-20
"Something
to1
NO!
IM
h
..
Live
For,"
Joan
Fontaine,
Ray
Milland.
j
March
27
Curtain
at
8:30
"The
Browning
Version."
I
March
28-29
"Flaming
Feath-
'
er,"
Sterling
Hayden.
i
.
JK
M
1
.
IVj
tween
the
capitaLs
of
Beleium
France,
Ciermany,
Austria,
Hungary
and
Switzerland.
With
tlw
opening
of
the
Empire
routes
in
1937,
hp
captained
airliners
which
flew
routes
between
such
Joan
Dale.
There
was
good
co-operation
amsng
the
cast
and
good
acting.
Proceeds
from
the
two
nighl's
performance,
said
Rrv.
p.
H.
Mallet,
will
'go
for
interior
decorating
of
the
church.
Master
of
ceremonies
Friday
evening
was
Qeorge
McAdams,
ft.
C10S
;
1
colorful
centres
as
Alexandria,
Singapore,
and
Durban
an.i
across
the
Middle
East,
central
and
Saturday
evening,
Harry
Notional
nMii.
inciia
ana
me
east
coast
rninp
of
Africa.
prcxnti
"Royal
Journey"
Delights
All
I
"The
Royal
Journey,"
National
!
Film
Board
s
record
of
the
visit
I
to
Canada
last
fall
of
the
nowj
Oueen
Eliznheth
inrf
Prini
Exciting
battles
between
Sioux
Indians,
United
Stales
cavalary-men
and
gold-mad
Invaders
of
the
Black
Hills
of
Dakota
provide
thrilling
action
in
"Oh
Su-
,
sanna."
feature
picture
for
this
;
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
;
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
One
of
the
top
members
of
the
cast
is
Canadian
-born
Rod
Cameron
who
plays
the
part
of
u
cavalry
captai.:
w.io
has
a
bllter
feud
with
Forrest
Tucker,
hu
commanding
olujcr.
Both
of
them
have
their
romantic
sights
on
Adrian
Booth,
singer
In
a
gambling
house.
Chill
Wills
is
a
rugged
cavai.y
sergeant.
In
defiam
oi
a
treaty
with
the
Sioux,
increasing
numbers
of
opportunists
arc
attempting
to
move
into
the
Black
Hills
country
In
search
of
gold.
Cameron
has
things
well
In
hand
until
the
commanding
officer
leads
the
garrison
Into
a
massacre.
Then
there
is
a
desperate
defence
of
the
post
but
surrender
is
Inevitable.
The
Indians,
however,
know
that
the
captain
has
endeavored
to
enforce
the
treaty
and
he
aud
the
remainder
of
his
party
are
permitted
to
leave
In
safety.
The
picture
is
in
color.
Francois
S.
(BILL)
MAY
...
Chief
Pilot
Lak(
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Oj'lomctrisl
Philip,
has
been
delighting
large
I
Several
car
loads
of
Francois
aU(llcnces
at
CaP"l
Theatre!
After
the
outbreak
of
war
Cip-tain
May
was
transferred
to
Montreal
fcr
Ui
operation
of
Liberator
Aircraft
on
the
retur.i
ferry
service
across
the
Atlantic,
which
he
has
crossed
a
near-record
number
of
times,
260
in
all.
During
his
sixteen
vears
with
EOAC
i
in
the
course"
of
flying
over
2
million
miles).
Captain
May
hung
up
some
records
which
still
stand.
Included
in
these
is
the
highest
freight
load
ever
N
E
W
A
Fill
MFNCTH
Captain
May,
who
recently
retired
from
the
famed
BOAC
after
sixteen
years'
service,
started
his
flying
career
as
a
bush
pilot
in
Winnipeg
in
1931.
Joining
Imperial
Airways
in
London
five
years
later
he
was
engaged
in
flying
their
European
Service
be-
COLOR
Lake
people
went
to
the
Collcy-mount
dance
on
Saturday
and
had
a
good
time.
Since
the
weather
turned
colder
again,
it
has
been
easier
for
cars
to
cross
the
lake
ice
as
"
WW
l
1
1
W
1
1
FEATURE
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
'""""fj
uiiu
luesuay
nignisj
Those
-who
had
been
hearing,
about
the
charm
of
the
Idolized'
young
woman
of
royal
station!
and
her
handsome
consort
have
!
found
that
all
that
was
claimed
Is
Indeed
true.
"Isn't
she
lovely?"!
hap
been
the
unanimous
gasp
of
everyone
seeing
this
very
splen-
j
did
record
in
color.
The
picture
includes
scenes
NOTE
News
con
la
ins
shuts
ol
ll
the
late
King
(irorsf
VI
carried
across
the
Atlantic
24.000
lbs.
erass
His
pvi-im-mr,
they
do
not
sink
into
the
deep
snow
as
thev
did
when
It.
u-as
in
Emergency
flight
operation.!
thawing.
,
ranges
from
eoninian-i
nf
.,
Mi.niving
Tuiee
Thupclay,
Friday
al
Ml
it
C
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i
fc.
:
.
..
.
,
i
Air
prv.-e
from
Eastern
Canada
jto
Winnipeg
during
the
dLsas-(
trous
19.-i0
flood,
to
special
trips
It
was
so
cold
for
three
days
fm
thn
ndins
at
Dorval
.
that
there
was
no
school
through
Quebec,
Ottawa,
Toron-
i
'
-to,
'
Windsor,
Rcglna,
Calgary,1
On
Wednesdav
afternoon
Mr.
'
Vancouver,
Victoria.
Edmonton!!
Rk.
,T
Following
the
massacre
of
Oeneral
Custer
find
his
cavalry,
Chief
Sitting
Bull
and
his
Sioux
warriors
spent
years
in
refuge
in
Canada.
iu
Aoaoan,
Iran,
to
evacuate
Van
Zanten
entertained
a
num.
untlcaL
Frederlcton,
Halifax,!
-
ff)
If
A
ber
of
ladies
j
women
and
"children
uunr.-
hc
;
oil
crisis
last
year.
and
children
in
Y"":ouelown.
Sydney
and
St.
honor
of
Mrs.
Van
ZantenV
-
l"
obinuiy
I'UlOiirKa-
tion
fiom
Portugal
Cove
aboard
sisier-in-iaw,
Mrs.
Edward
Sho-
1
lander,
and
Mrs.
Ken
Rensbv
-J
tno
H""
of
France.
A
ii
a,
.
'I
Thn
The
nilA
one
small
cmlt
fntim
town
,,l
visit
whi.h
oociai
nine
anu
some
i
,
Quiz
Answers
i
TinVfll
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riiniivl
..
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i
t
'
amusing
and
interesting
con-!
tests
the
hostess
served
a
de-i
licious
lunch
assisted
Mrs.
Coyle.
I
wU.vj
i
u.t
m
li
nil
i
to
Salmon
Aim
in
British
Columbia.
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UATOR
More
beautiful
anil
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
new
models
including
this
fine
IH
Luxe
(old-Wall.
There
is
still
a
little
cleaning
i
ANSWERS:
5.
8
minutes.
3.
The
CBC.
1.
It
.separates
Nova
Scotia
and
Newfoundland.
4.
S721
million
at
an.
1st.
2.
April
20,
1923.
....
,0
unutr
jiaiiutiou
Dy
;
f
lourtecn-year-old
gUi
at
Tor-I
onto,
a
housewife
at
Winnipeg
I
and
a
Scottish
coal
miner
at!
being
done
at
the
seed
cleaning
j
1
plant.
,
Mrs.
John
Scott
and
family!
nliH
Mru
.Qlmx.
Hf.,
.i
ti.
i-i...
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Tli-
scenes
ut
Quebec
and
Montreal
arc
Fre-r
it
h-Canadian
dialed
cd.
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The
only
comDlalnt.
nhnnt
.--lit.nl
me
wccK-end
at
the
Emerald-Glacier
mine.
1
Royal
Joui
r,ey."
and
that
seems
'
I',
b"
a
p
-iier.il
one.
Is-
"ir
nut
i
Mrs.
J.
Henkel
is
now
staying
i
'''"U
f
no.igh.
We'd
liav
Iked
to
with
the
Mummery
family
injnavCi'
cn
more."
Burns
Lake.
She
expects
to
j
It
continues
ah
veek
-spend
a
few
days
at
the
Kecfc
!
fcHMUr
I
i
WHEN
ONLY
I
This
advcrllsemeiit
is
not
published
or
disiilnycil
by
the
Liquor
Control
nome
Deiorc
going
to
Vancou
vcr
for
the
rest
of
the
winter.
JjoarU
or
by
the
Ooveriiment
of
British
Columbia
i
;
i
The
Jeffrey
boys
arc
now
away
logging
for
Earl
Hankc
at
i
For
groceries
Canadians
.spent
;
three
times
as
much
in
1951
as
in
1941
$1,608
million
compared
jto
$587
million:
independent
!
merchants
did
62.8
percent
of
the
total
business,
chain
opcr-
ators
the
remainder.
There
was
a
Fair
board
at
the
Snyder
ranch
evening.
WILL
DO
John
Kecfc
has
been
hauling
the
pilings
across
the
lake
behind
his
tractor
for
the
new
wharf
at
Southbank.
Bob
Morris
is
now
working
at
Tahtsa.
WELDING
Government
Certified
Operators
Hign
Pressure
Tanks
.
Refrigeration
Slacks
and
Fire
Escapes
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
CO.
IZ5
1st
E.
Phon.
Green
884
FRIGIDAIRE
ELECTRIC
RANGE
Models
for
evtry
kitchen
anil
burf.
Bet.
Motlel
RM-60
cook
a
whola
"
uical
while
you're
away.
Come
in
and
sec
our
(Krigidairc)
Refrigerator
and
Stoves
at
amazing
reductions.
i'
ks
)
'
r
Captain
Wallace
To
Lady
Nelson
MONTREAL
Appointment
of
Capl.
Neil
J.
Roach,'
O
O.E.,
as
assistant
marine
superintendent,
Canadian
National
Steamships!
and
Capt.
D.
C.
Wallace,
O
B
E..
D.S.C.,
as
master
of
the
"Lady
Nelson"
to
succcd
him
were
announced
today
by
Capt.
R
A.
Ciark'..-,
general
manager
of
the
company.
Capl,
Roach
will
replace
Capt.
P.
A.
Kelly,
O.B.E.,
who
has
resigned
Jrom
the
company
after
serving
as
assistant
marine
superintendent
for
the
past
nine
years.
(Capt.
Wallace,
new
master
of
the
Lady
Nelson,
was
naval
officer
in
charge
at
Prince
Rupert
for
a
time
during
World
Warn.)
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