Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
2u,
1952
Seeking
to
Adopt
District
School
May
Compel
r
r
Here
in
City-
fitemen
Case
With
Sewer
Easier
Cards
Easier
Baskets
Chocolate
Bunnies
Chocolate
Eggs
Kobcrt
Foi'jii-.
conciliator
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Labor
,is
here
to
meet
this"
evening
vitii
city
council
and
Internationa!
Fire
Fighters'
Union
in
Since
thcjilosing
of
the
school
at
Alice
Ann.
Duchess
of
Etlin-
5
burgh
Chapter,
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
is
seeking,
o
adopt
another
school
so
inquiries
are
bring
made
in
regard
to
Kemano
and
Alice
Arm.
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter
was
in
regular
monthly
session
recently
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
lip
City
-
council
will
be
notified
again
that
at
least
50
homes
In
Prince
Rupert
situated
near
sew
an
effort
to
lion
out
the
dispute
grccment
with
the
ers
are
not
connected
and
still
over
a
new
using
septic
tanks;
contrary
to
firemen.
Frank
Hicks
with
Mrs.
W.
E.
With
settlement
of
a
large
selection
at
certain
Hellawell
presiding.
i
h
1
(
''..
&
ZZii
1
HA:
4"
:
city
ana
union
Mrs.
jack
Ewart
was
named
points
between
still
outstandin
.IK
union
last
delegate
of
Duchess
of
Edin,
week
asked
for
conciliation
under
m
LAI1
burgh
to
the
provincial
IODE
convention
to
be
held
at
Vancouver
ApriJ
7,
8
and
9.
the
Industrial
Relations
Act.
The
arrival
yesterday
of
Mr
Forg'.e
was
the
result.
JLiJJL
mvali
Young
Kincolith
Woman
Succumbs
Member
of
a
well
known
Kui-
city
bylaws
and
necessary
action
will
be
requested
by
the
Union
Board
of
Health.
buoject
was
pointed
out
by
Medical
Director
Dr.
Duncan
Black
at.last
night's
health
board
quarterly
meeting.
"Not
only
Is
the
city
losing
out
In
revenue
but
a
health
menace
exists
by
allowing
these
outmoded,
and
In
many
cases
out
of
order
septic
tanks
to
remain.
"The
city
has
a
bylaw
and
trrese
home
owners
can
be
made
to
connect
to
the
sewers
and
they
should
do
so,"
he
stated.
A
list
of
such
householders
had
been
turned
over
to
Superintendent
of
Works
D.
C.
Stewart
four
months
ago,
said
Dr.
Black,
but
so
far
he
had
heard
of
no
action
taken
by
any
city
department.
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez,
chairrrian
of
the
health
board,
admitted
nothing
had
been
dorre
by
city
council.
Prince
Kupert
S.
F.
Smalcs.
H.
D.
Faster,
II.
I..
Gray,
G.
D.
Smith,
C.
FunUiiu;,
C.
Grcerson,
A.
Will,
J.
Bender,
teens
Vi5M
AAAFVApnieT
'
i
1
eolith
native
family
now
resident
G.
Henderson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
at
Port
Edward,
Uiuisa,
23-year
Townstmd,
A.
H.
iiicol,
W.
McKcI-old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
M:s.!
vie,
R.
Stone,
C.
W.
Smith,
W.
J.
George
L.
Stewart,
passed
away
Fulton.
W.
G.
Riddel,
G.
E.
Fo.s-Sunday
at
the
Nanaimo
Indian
ter,
Alf
Taylor,
S.
Spencer
and
Hospital
where
she
had
been
a
P.
S.
Bonney,
.
Vancouver;
Mr.
patient
for
four
years.
Remaiiio
and
Mrs.
T
Wallace,
Stewart;
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fee,
Lebanon,
Ore-George
yesterday
from
the
south
gon;
A.
Strong,
North
Vancou-and
interment
will
take
place
to-
ver;
J.
Hopkins,
South
Burnaby;
morrow
afternoon
from
chapel
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Koehn,
Winnipes;
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Fairview
C.
V.
Evltt,
Departure
Bay;
Mv.
Cemetery
with
Rev.
C.
Fawcett
;
and
Mrs.
Meredith,
Ocean
FalLs:
of
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle
offici-
R.
Johnson,
Ottawa;
Mr.
and
Juliana
and
Prin
e
Barnhard
of
the
Netherlands
and
their
four
ii':hon
'
a
family
group
at
their
home.
Queen
Juliana
has
expressed
a
wish
to
l.'nUil
visit
to
Ottawa
after
the
S
ate
visit
to
the
United
States
next
month.
The
Irene
and
Margriet.
Princess
(CP
PHOTO
l
s
kit
to
iiiht,
are:
Princesses
Marijke,
Beatrix,
born
in
O'tuwa
during
the
Second
World
War.
mk
Mm
A
new
city
bylaw
was
proposed
by
Dr.
Black
and
supported
by
I
the
meeting,
forbidding
sale
of
levive
T.
Wood;;
ating.
YJ
f
Mrs.
Knop,
Calgary;
i
Smithers.
Gyros
Tell
Life
Stories
I
r
milk
unless
pasteurized.
Although
at
present
no
other
type
,
of
milk
Is
sold
here,
Dr.
Black
called
the
move
"a
sound
pro-
icity
,
readers
Classified
advertising
in
the
"DAILY
NEWS"
bring
results.
School
Inspector
G.
W.
Gra-
tective
measure
just
in
case
Authentic
Tartans
56"
wide
Pure
Wool
imported
tartans
selling
at
25
below
regular
price.
alicity
campaign
npaisn
a'truct
t
,
Ald
Michael
Krueger
return-
nam
'
wno
was
born
at
the
long
someone
wishes
to
begin
the
sale
ourlsts
ed
t0
the
city
ou
yesterday
alter-
camJf
raw
i1"
here."
disaDuearpd
minin
disappeared
noon
s
plane
from
a
trip
to
Van-
slnc;
fining
camp
He
pointed
Quf
ony
mik
sa,e
in-
,..,.
Prinr
Rimci
t
Fisher-'
o
Deadwood
in
the
Boundary
,
hvhm-.
ritv
hn,i
at
i
this
nor
nort
uU
be
be
m
?,)
ijl
romtin'.-
mm
i
iwmbrr
of
turn-
'
'
"
'
'
1-
-
!
-.-
"
"
f
-
"
men's
Co-operative
business.
K.
country
but
spent
most
of
his!
dated
1912
In
which
"the
hairy
F.
Harding
and
Aid.
George
Hills
me
at
Chilliwack,
and
Dentist
i
clauses"
offered
no
protection,
are
still
in
Vancouver.
Hector
MacDunald,
who
was
born
Subject
of
the
city
dump
rear-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
K.
Mansell,
at
Prince
Rupert,
served
overseas
ed
its
head
again
this
time
the
'ft
Report
From
Parliament
Hear
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.J
CFPR,
Friday,
6:15
p.m.
69c
Tournament
card
party
and
drawing
of
raffle
tickets
tonight,
Annunciation
School.
(ltc)
School
girl
perms.
Drop
in
after
r:hcol.
All
work
guaranteed.
Jerry's
Beauty
Salon,
Phone
855.
(tf)
Attention,
all
Legion
and
the
commit
tec
bv
J.ivcee
Pre.'-
re
a:
lat
night's
j
after
an
automobile
accident
at
n
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
.
lack
of
co-operation
by
other
m4
puohc-
California,
result
than
authorized
city
dumpers
Woodland,
as
a
and
turned
to
dentiitry
as
a
life
of
which
Mrs.
Mansell
spent
,
,
.
was
scored
by
the
board,
some
time
in
hospital
with
in-
career
after
lne
war-
ave
inter-1
sanitarian
E.
T.
Bradley
said
juries,
are
now
In
Mexico
In
con-
es'-ing
autobiographical
talks
at
the
dump
had
recently
been
bull-
tinuation
of
their
motor
tour,
yesterday
s
weekly
luncheon
of
,
cozea
to
clear
away
nign
aeons.
Cub
27
members;
Hold
April
1
:v
Sl.iiv.voocl,
trw
.;i
di'tcnnine
in
r
ci'.y
oritaniza-.
y
it.,
i
::
will
eo-...d
urk
is
in-
a
canipaign.
A
Los
Angeles
and
Las
Vcgao
have
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
:
A
few
hours
later,
the
clearing
cpen
for
our
anniversary
party.
FttL
BETTER
FA
ST!
f"
Vio4
D(ratn
haan
filial
r..
already
been
visited.
72c)
President
Marc
Gormely
was
In
ba"
6
"
"
"
Jl-W.r:''
?e
.15
r,:r,"jKUtion.s
are
1
4
George
Knowles,
British
Co-
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good;
Aldermen
Harry
Daggett
and
lumbia
manager
of
Automatic
1
at
tendance
with
guests
in
the
(
n
p
Glassey
promised
to
pre-Electrlc
Co.
of
Canada.
Vancou-
persons
of
C.
W.
Smith.
G.
A.
i
sent
to
citv
council
possibility
of
Ai5.il
meet-
it
THE
UNIVERSALE
v-i
,
and
Luke
C.
Kelly,
company
Bell
and
Stan
Spencer
of
Van-
placing
a
guard
at
the
dump
to
on'
xiiiK-
engineer
from
Broekviue,
on-
couver.
'
I
prevent
Illicit
garbage
dumping.
i
.
Piiip
Rupert
tario,
who
have
been
in
the
city,
Meanwhile,
Dr.
Black
offered
high
praise
to
Angus
Gillis,
charge
hand
of
residential
gar
if:
O-atii'il
and
i!
for
the
past
week
on
business,
the
council
had
jn
connection
with
the
negotia-i
7"fman
AxAfiiltC
J'i.
;
;
;
ol
late.
-!on.s
Gf
a
deal
for
a
new
city
!
1
1
UlllOll
rltVallJ
f
t:h
to
have
telephone
system,
are
sailing
to-
i
r
WW
bage
collection,
for
his
campaign
51
'.
R.C.A.F.
King
George
Black
Watch
Dress
Gordon
Lindsay
McDuff
Royal
Stewart
Hunting
Mclnnes
And
Scotch
plaid
suitings
56"
wide
$4.50
n
yard
for
co-operation
of
household
tratcd
elfort
U.
night
by
the
Prince
George
on.
QfQQn
UUtCOme
ers.
Since
the
campaign
for
new
garbage
cans,
wrapping
of
gar
a
wo.
tnv!iili
;
of
project
r.,
Intake."
he
Princess!
WASHINCTON.
DC.
Frank
CFR
freighter
Yukon
a
trived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
yes-
E.
McKinney,
Democratic
na-terday
morning
from
Vancouver
tional
chairman,
predicted
yes-
bage
and
better
storage
of
cans
out
of
the
weather
had
been
launched,
no
coYnplaints
had
bfvn
coming
from
the
collectors,
he
said.
"Before
that,
it
was
an
everyday
occurence."
via
Kitimat
and
Kemano
and
failed
at
12:45
noon
for
Skagway
direct.
The
vessel
Jias
on
board
1300
tons
of
freight
for
the
Yukon.
Southbound,
the
Yukon
Princess
will
take
on
ore
from
the
Yvikon
for
delivery
to
$r
ini,irrl
iicct
siK
us
must
i(
(I.
lie
warneil.
(i:l
in
charge
of
the
v
,i
mire
promised
f
en
would
be
fu4
ihf
program
to
terday
that,
If
the
Allies
can
get
a
just
peace
in
Korea,
President
Truman
will
consider
that
his
most
Important
job
has
beea
done
and
he
will
not
seek
reelection.
Awaiting
the
outcome
of
truce
negotiations
in
Korea,
Mr.
McKinney
hinted,
was
the
cause
of
Mr.
Truman
delaying
decision
as
to
his
intentions.
Name
of
the
health
unit
chsnge
TARTAN
KILTS
Children's
sizes
3
to
6x.
Girls'
sizes
7
to
12.
Wool
and
rayon
tartan
kilts
in
the
to
Skeena
Health
.
Unit
from
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit
was
approved.
Such
approval
had
also
been
received
from
the
de
iYourms.
Senior
r.t
and
delegate
nice:
Ins.
com-IW
for
taking
I
job
He
said
the
"ilJ
co-onerate
partment
of
health.
Present
name
will
Include
all
units
in
the
MILITARY
MUSIC
Kneller
Hall
in
England
was
founded
In
1857
as
a
school
to
train
bandsmen
and
band
leaders
from
British
Army
ranks.
area
as
far
east
as
Houston
and
C
lassifled
advertising
in
the
DAILY
NEWS"
bring
results.
above
sizes.
Assorted
plaids
Exceptional
Value
EACH
west
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
"iw.
a
project
done
ronsider-
t-:
in
geHing
Alcan
I
publiciv
V
ml
FRASER
&
PAYNE
SKIRTS
lacer
rS-i
T'-i"
is
a
lift-"
alo
com-ir
clumber
for
to
compH
te
1
attempting
have
at
least
''
at
their
''''
n.
Don
Mc-intcd
chairmai:
IZCU
Girls'
circle
skirts
in
bright
cotton
prints.
Assort
ed
colors.
Sizes
7
to
1
2
vears.
Special
Purchase
1
f
affairs
com-
ft'
such
attrnd-f"-i:inl
meetings.
il
Ho?
EACH
U
O
'
report
back
to
Pumps
That
Fit
Smoothly
what
fathers
goes
on
get
to-'
u
Glove
IFFY
-SUSTS
as
a
rPOLISH
WJS
appointed
committee
to
ot-i-.s
and
!.
Bert
"Ji
ere
appoint-;'on
rommittec.
no
more
ac-!'cl
support
would
Zipper
fronts
Good
IN
KELLY
GREEN
AND
SPANISH
RED
Boys'
or
Girls'
Jiffy
Suits,
quality
Sanforized
cotton.
Aisoed
co'ors.
Sizes
1
'-
and
2
vrs.
only.
EACH
at
the
LOW
PRICE
of
'':';l
Highway
16,
:c'-'l
6vernmcnt
1
:
-rub.!
'py
for
work
on
year.
''
provincinl
lUcuieiit,
of
3
.;s
-'est
speaker.
''a'!IUr
Kyolfsje
"!lte
Rupert
S5.
e
A"i'iati(.n
OVERALL
in
fine
American
Cord-
Children's
Bih
Overalls
granted
'height
SHINE
;
roy.
Sanforized.
Co'o'S
Rova'
n-d
scarlet.
S'c
&
n-d
6
vrs
onlv.
EACH
FiM
licence
foe
ETA
Family
Shoe
Store
,1
,!:;;ht
rargo
car-
i'
,""".:Vh:,f
bro"
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i
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ipoi
t
I
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(:uvei.s
1
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'-'-fd
State..
'
"
4
car.iea
only
VERSA!
;i!ie-,.,l
to
ser.
LIMITED
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
fee
84
"ttendina
10
POPULAR
SHADES
Waterproofs
Protects
Preserves
BOX
658
PHONE
357
3rd
Ave.
at
6th
St.