8
Prince
Rupert
Doily
New-Friday,
June
5,
1953
K
1
SCREEN
U.S.
to
Buy
120
Million
Pounds
Of
Nickel
Per
Month
From
Inco
fi
Civil
Dcf
me
Meeting
"ailed
A
meeting
call
d
for
tonight
lo
organize
a
city
disaster
committee
has
been
cancelled,
W.
H.
Hills,
civil
defence
co-ordin-i
tor
said
today.
FLASHES
t
:
I
COPPFR
CLIFF
The
Inter-I
rlav
it
h;s
si-ned
a
contract
mlck
delivery
a
total
of
120.-
F
If
)00
000
pounds
of
metallic
nickel
national
Nickel
Company
of
under
which
the
Ufiited
States
Canada,
Limited,
fnnounccd
to-I
Government
has
purchased
for
IklkllllkllSIBII
:
Kitsilano
Boys'
Band
Leaves
iid
100.000.000
pounds
of
electrolytic
copper.
The
crntract
is
with
the
Defense
Materials
.
Procurement
Apcncy
(DMPAt.
Deliveries
will
start
this
December.
They
are
made
feasible,
recording
to
Dr.
John
F.
Thomp
1
On
their
first
visit
to
Canada.
Michael
Bates
and
Douglas
Campbell,
members
of
the
Stratford,
Ontario,
Festival
cast
from
Kngland,
are
impressed
with
Canadian
scenery,
efficiency
and
weather.
They
will
be
taking
part
in
both
Festival
presentations.
"Richard
IH"'
and
"All's
Well
That
Ends
Well."
in
Stratford
this
summer.
Michael
Rrites.
formerly
of
the
Memorial
Theatre
In
Stratford,
England,
Is
well
known
there
for
his
flair
for
comedy
and
Hbilitv
as
a
character
nctor
Not
On
Three-month
U.K.
Tour
!
The
Kitsilano
Boys'
Band
of
!
A
foursome
of
"volunteer
mo
Vancouver
and
its
conductor
1
:
and
founder,
Arthur
Delamont.
thers"
is
accompanying
the
band
on
its
travels
abroad.
They
are:
Mrs.
Arthur
Delamont.
Mrs.
A
T
1
1
.....
I
V
..
.
.,
1
.
.
.
.
.
A
were
among
almost
900
passengers
sailing
from
Quebec
Wed
nesday
in
the
20,000-ton
Cunard
j
Mrs.
D.
MacKinnon.
The
band
'
vet
out
of
his
twenties,
he
will
A
ilner
Samaria.
They
are
en
route
to
the
United
Kingdom
for
a
three-
j
take
the
part
of
elderly
men
in
'
I
both
plays.
Since
leaving
th-i
!
son,
chairman
of
the
board
of
Inco,
as
a
result
of
an
entirely
new
project
In
the
Sudbury
District
of
Ontario
which
permits
additional
production
of
2.000,-000
pounds
per
month
over
In-co's
current
peak
nickel
production
capacity.
This,
he
said.
Is
made
possible
throtrh
completion
in
recent
months
of
certain
mining
and
metallurgical
developments
cll-mfixin?
years
of
planning
and
research,
and
of
the
rapid
advance
in
the
company's
underground
mining
expansion
pro
For
Fun
:
In
The
JM
hi'
.
Memorial
Theatre
lust
Novem-i
ber
he
has
been
npnearinv
on
television
and
radio
In
London.
I
Doiielas
Campbell,
young
j
sailed
in
the
Samaria
in
1950
j
fclso.
Through
private
donation..,
523,000
was
raised
to
pay
for
the
I
tour
For
the
first
time,
this
!
year
all
appearances
overseas
i
will
be
in
theatres
save
for
some
1
Sunday
recitals
which
will
be
pivrn
in
Darks.
In
the
larger
cities
the
boys
will
live
in
hotels
but
when
they
tur
the
provinces
they
expect
to
stay
in
j
month,
seven-day-a-week,
two-I
shows-a-day
musical
tour.
!
Comprising
40
teen-aged
boys,
j
t
he
band
has
played
in
nine
i
cities
and
towns
since
It
left
!
Vancouver
May
21.
The
Samar-:
ia's
sailing
will
mark
the
fift.i
I
crossing
of
the
Atlantic
for
members
of
this
group
of
young
1
musical
ambassadors.
.
I.I
S
1
S'-ots
nctor,
son-in-lrt
of
Sybil
I
Thnrnriyke.
has
played
for
nearly
three
years
with
the
Old
Vic
!
SASKATOON
-
BORN
Vernon
.
Gray
at
23
Is
called
a
coming
star
in
British
films
and
stage
1
work.
Gray,
known
to
his
friends
at
Elk
Point,
Alta.,
as
Vernon
Raham-Gray,
has
:
signed
a
long-term
contract
with
J.
Arthur
Rank.
British
1
film
rjroducr
which
permits
him
to
do
stage
work
in
adcll-:
uon
to
his
movies.
Cruise
Travel
Sets
Record
Special
to
The
Daily
f.cvi
NEW
YORK
A
new
post
war
high
in
cruise
travel
was
reported
today
by
Holland-America
Line.
1
W
private
homes.
As
a
perdoual
souvenir
from
fin-ei
t,r.n
..,
...
toi
remit
wjor
int
whew
ioi
urn
gram
toward
which
It
has
devoted
the
major
part
of
Its
:i
50.000.000
capital
expenditures
made
with
Its
own
funds
since
arlv
in
World
War
II.
Deliveries
under
the
contract
will
be
at
the
rate
of
2.000.000
rounds
per
month
for
metallic
!
nickel
and
1.666
66t
pounds
peri
month
for
electrolytic
copper,
j
hese
deliveries,
to
start
in
De
company
and
has
dintingulshed
himself
in
a
variety
of
parts,
including
the
title
roles
of
"Othello"
and
"Julius
Caesar."
Last
year
he
toured
with
the
I
Old
Vic
company
in
South
Africa
and
has
Dlaved
malor
roles!
in
the
Old
Vic
Theatre's
plays'
his
season.
Since
appearing
In
'heir
last
production,
"Murder
;n
the
Cathedral,"
and
before
!
oming
to
Canada,
he
plaved
In
,
Canadian
babies
born
on
Coronation
d
UueTl
one
of
these
silver
.graved
spoons.
Namw
the
Coronation
babies
will
be
obtained
from
funuly
,
board
records.
'
"JU
T
TheTilarious
'orUcen-Wlim
cember,
are
scheduled
to
be.
com-
f
ihe
televised
version
nf
Ibsen's
'The
Lady
from
the
Sea"
ovc.
BBC.
Pedal
Pushers
Slacks
Shorts
Sport
Jackets
Bathing
Suits
WALLACE'S
sisrers
and
nevcr-say-dic
Marines'
THE
GIRLS
OF
ilcted
in
1958.
coinciding
ap-
1
proximately
with
the.
time
when
j
according
to
published
an-
j
Company
officials
said
the
6,063
passenger
total
on
11
cruises
to
South
America
and
the
West
Indies
between
December
and
April
was
the
highest
in
nost
war
years
and
the
largest
for
one
company
In
the
1952-l3
season.
It
was
almost
50
per
cent
larger
than
the
4,466
total
for
Holland-America
cruise
ships
in
1951-52.
PHONE
for
tr
br
rfilivcry
BREWERIES
LIMITED
PLEASURE
ISLAND
nouncemcnts
new
nickc
production
capacity
of
othois
now
inder
development
may
be
exacted
to
come
Into
full
VANCOUVER
DEPT.
STORE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
ordisplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
bv
the
Government
of
liritish
Columbia.
In
Coloi
by
Technicolor
LEO
GKNN
-
DOS
TAYLOR
-
JOAN
ELAN
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
.:irlfliill
-
Wuk
Do
You
Remember
it?
CAPITOL
"All
Like
Boats"
Cirnings
7
-
9:01
Saturday
Matinee
t
.
4:S5
,
',Mt
S
ri.Wl
ftS
TIIHTRI
The
Canadian
Lcamio
of
Composers
has
announced
It
Is
wlil-inc
to
underwrite
and
sponsor
at
least
one
concert
of
Canadian
music
at
the
Stratford
Rhake-rpearean
Festival.
Considering
that
so
larire
a
part
of
the
audience
will
be
International,
the
Leamic
feels
that
the
occasion
,ls
Important
enough
to
warrant
the
allocation
of
Its
funds
In
order
to
present
Canadian
music
In
this
settinrr
Details
of
Hie
coiveit
arc
not
settled,
hut
Louis
Applrbaum,
Canadian
composer
and
musician
who
Is
music
director
of
the
festival
and
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Leanueof
Composers,
stild
today
several
lead-ints
Canadian
artists
are
interested
in
participating
In
the
"Vent.
HEADLINE
GREATEST
.
t
0mw
b8l
a.
m
m
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
HISTORY:
.MM
h
RAY
COLLINS
BODIL
MILLER
mmmrt
TOTEM
Today
ond
Saturday
Evenings
7:
9:
pm.
Matinee
Saturday
....
2:
p.m.
Final
nrranfrcirients
for
an
orchestral
concert
of
Canadian
"Hislc
at
Carnegie
Hall
In
New
Vork
City
have
been
completed
v
steering
commltu-e
headed
hv
Carl
Haverlin.
President
of
RMI
Canada
Limited,
and
of
Hroadcust
Music
Inc.,
and
Kenneth
Sobel,
President
of
Station
CHML.
Hamilton,
Ontario.
.
Leopold
Stokow.skl
will
conduct
his
own
recording
sym-
Ekui"
Briefs'
1
the
"""N
Iff
Iff
nr
From
Vancouver
fo
the
ends
of
the
earth,
'this
headline
told
wide
world
that
British
Columbia
was
on
the
way
to
industrial
greatness
.
.
.
the
kind
of
future
of
which
her
people
had
always
dreamed.
Investors
everywhere
turned
their
eyes
toward
B.C.
Now
Here
Is
Another
Headline
Hospital
IiiMiranrc
was
a
major
issue
in
the
election
of
1952.
The
Social
Credit
Party
then
campaigned
on
the
promise,
if
elected,
the
scheme
would
be
voluntary.
What
has
become
of
that
promise?
Are
you
satisfied
with
B.C.H
I
S.
as
it
is
today?
It
is
now
not
only
unfair
but
In
a
state
of
complete
chaos.
Do
you
believe
that
those
who
have
refused
to
pay
their
premiums
should
be
forivcn
at
your
expense?
the
Liberal
Party
and
your
Liberal
Candidate
are
pledged:
1
1
1
To
universal
payment
of
premiums
strictly
enforced
;
i2i
To
abolish
n
1
P
'
'
1
LflL
.
.
Published
a
few
Days
Ago:
!
onony
orchestra
for
the
eon-U-ert,
on
Friday
night,
October
:
10.
!
All
Canadian
composers
and
publishers
arc
now
being
Invited
;
fo
submit
works
for
considera-
tlon
of
a
selection
commlttep
!
Musicians
invited
to
Join
this
j-roup
include:
Sir
Ernest
Mar-1
Mlllan,
Edward
Johnson.
Claud"
Ohampaene,
Wilfred
Pelletler
jWnlter
Piston.
Aaron
Copland'
;
William
Schuman.
Roy
Harris
!
rnd
Henry
Cowcll.
Commcntinat
on
the
selection
committee,
Mr.
Sobel
said:
"The
-cope
of
this
group
and
its
creation
result
from
a
desire
to
ex-emine
thoroughly
the
great
;
.'torehouse
of
Canadian
music
we
know
to
exist."
j
Members
Sworn
In
:
VANCOUVER
O-Meniljers
of
the
three-man
conciliation
i
board,
appointed
to
Investigate
a
wage
dispute
between
32,000
coast
woodworkers
and
operators,
were
sworn
in
Thursday
and
are
scheduled
to
start
hearings
;
Monday.
J.
F.
Lynn
of
Vancouver
is
chairman.
Members
are
;I3ob
Smeal
of
Victoria
and
;
George
Robson,
Vancouver
law-
Seize
Rrewenes
NOT!:
Whtn
this
htodlint
opprd
Itiiish
Ct'umbia
was
ihecktd.
Th
ladr
of
th
Sacialiitt
Ihtn
announced
that
Alcan
would
not
bo
token
ovr
provided
H
"livod
wo
to
it
social
obligations,"
ftut
tho
Regina
Mani
fosto
of
tho
CCF
to
which
tho
C.
party
twbicribti,
lays:
"No
CCF
Government
wilt
rest
content
until
it
hat
eradicated
capifaliim
nd
put
Into
operation
the
full
programme
of
tecialiied
planninf
.
,
Tho
CCF
official
programme
is
to
take
over
"natural
resources
nd
the
principal
meant
f
production
and
distribution."
3)
To
provide
adequate
grants
for
the
efficient
ope:
tion"
of
hospitals;
Mi
To
establish
nursing
homes
and
home
care
fat
foi
chronic
and
convalescent
cases.
5
To
payment
by
the
Government
or
premiums
:
persons
of
low
income.
For
a
fair,
efficient
and
honest
Hospital
Imuran
scheme
.
.
.
4.wTstet
said
here
WW
Vancouver
I
.
.
Aru,r:
-
eader,
maKing
nf)
Dcrsns,
ouu
.
-
VOTE
Bruce
Brown-
VOTE
Liter$
''-nnstries
sw;-
AS
CITIZENS
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
WE
MAY
4SK
OURSELVES
TWO
QUESTIONS:
$9,
1.
5.
Which
kind
of
headline
do
we
want?
We
can't
have
both.
If,
under
any
circumstances,
a
Socialist
government
in
B.C.
were
to
take
over
the
great
COJNG
UP!
Th
Ftm
Enltrprix
Vol
in
B.C.
Provint'wl
tlttlient
707.
65?
aM'-H
ORIGINALS
&
THE
NEWEST.
STYLES
THE
LATEST
FABRICS
STYLES
WITH
MATCHING
HAT
COMPLETELY
WASHABLE
ALL
SIZES.
From
$9.95
to
$13.50
Alcan
investment,
where
would
it
get
its
raw
material?
Bauxite
is
not
found
in
North
America.
Semi-processed
raw
material
would
have
to
come
from
the
people
whose
property
had
been
seized!
Only
free
competitive
enterprise
can
carry
British
Columbia
forward
under
the
Canadian
freedom
system
of
life
.
.
.
can
inspire
confidence,
create
more
jobs,
rising
standards
of
living
and
security,
more
wealth
for
wide
distribution,
good
.union
contracts,
more
public
purchasing
power,
more
opportunities
for
young
British
Columbians.
LET'S
KEEP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MOVING
ON
AND
UP!
B.C.
FEDERATION,
OF
TRADE,
4
INDUSTRY
195
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DOM'S
DEPT.