Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
April
14,
1952
Family
Picture
Showing
Here
Aln9!.
'P
a
hotel
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
now
I
reported
contemplating
the
!
seeking
of
oil
in
Israel.
We
wish
him
all
the
luck
in
the
world
I
but,
if
it's
oil
he's
arter,
he
;
needn't
have
left
Western
Can-j
ada
or
even
B.C.
ray
.
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
getting
along
as
well
as
can
be
expected.
Her
eye
is
safe,
according
to
word
received
by
Mr.
Chandler.
Revolving
armmH
m,
nr..
...
T
ERRACE
OPICS
H.
D.
Perry,
superintendent
of
!
000
gallons
of
fish
oil.
typical
American
J?ht
family
!
tr.
VV.
Want
You."
coming
to
th
Capl-
??Ue'4
tol
Theatre
this
Mondav
r,L
.y
and
edn
the
Canadian
tttovenorins
-o.,
and
Capt.
George
Coles,
pilot.
I
Forest
Branch
cruisvr
Salt
nr.,.i
i
who
had
been
here
last
week
in
Mist,
wnn
shipper
ijick
r
armor
i
tlay
Young
engineer
desires
apart-
Inient;
bachelor;
no
children.
;
Classified
advt.
Why
all
this
i
flaunting
of
.
virtue?
UtiA
.
UiUl
W
wi-uiH-.Miay.
L'UIlt'.NCl:!
V
,
.....
"vt
co-x:;1rc
A
Provof,.;..':
nimeetion
with
the
loading
olin
cnarge,
is
now
at,
Vancouver
Dar
Dana
Andrews.
Dorothv
m,.'
Father
Racette,
who
has
been
laid
up
for
some
time
with
an
infected
foot,
is
reported
much
improved.
!
where
she
Is
receiving
annual
blinds
i
tar
;uuire,
ancy
Granger
There
is
invariably
more
sincerity
in
a
dog's
tail-wagging
than
in
a
man's
and
htn
overhaul.
United
Church
YPA
met
for
their
regular
meeting
Thursday
evening
but
did
not
have
a
full
quoijum
so
decided
on
a
singsong
instead.
The
meeting
was
postponed
to
a
later
date.
the
grain
snip
myonawa
rviaru
at
the
local
elevator,
left
by
ni:mv-
Saturday
on
their
return
i
Peggy
Dow
in
a
drama
of
emo
jiionai
appeal.
!
The
action
is
laid
In
a
small
i
eastern
city
where
th?
Greers
are
prominent.
Martin
Greer
a
I
veteran
of
World
War
II,
man-i
ages
his
father's
construction
to
Vancouver.
The
Htyokawa
;.
Union
steamer
C
o
q
u
1
1
1
a
m,
Mai
n
sailed
Friday
for
Japan
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
in
with
a
full
cargo
of
wheat.
tport
at
10
o'clock
last
evening
'from
Vancouver
and
way
points,
Union
steamer
Camosun.
Capt.
'sailing
at
midnight
for
Alice
William
McCombe,
which
arrived
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
James
Campbell
is
up
and
around
again
after
the
heart
attack
he
suffered
when
at
work
which
put
him
in
hospital
two
weeks
ago.
PRFFIRS
DISTANCE
A
man
who
a
few
years
agD
was
considering
the
building
of
Miss
Pat
Chandler,
who
was
recently
rushed
to
Vancouver
when
her
eye
was
pierced,
n
STILL
UNSOLVED!
What
is
known
as
a
"flying
saucer"
has
not
yet
been
explained.
The
latest
Life
prims
pages
attempting
to
describe
this
mysterious
rover
of
the
heavens
with
a
speed
that
can
hardly
be
imagined.
But
its
clear
that
airmen,
so
far
as
this
planet
is
concerned,
are
still
guessing.
In
tlle
taii3ttl,
Kenned
i
.Jr
i
'winer
Ik
uumpaui.
wim
nis
younger
olim
l
an
w
'"
i
"l
"
n
ai
tililg
mc
DU.C,1-
f"
1.
-1
ayai
or
mss.
Marun
irtln
is
Is
married,
anri
r
"fcifc
in
port
at
8:45
Friday
evening
win
return
here
tomorrow
morn-from
Vancouver
and
sailed
at
!
ing
to
sail
south
at
noon.
midnight
for
Masset
Inlet,
re-j
turned
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
I
Two
Canadian
Pacific
coastal
I
Jack
is
in
love
with
the
damrht..,
il
ess
W
rw,v
jof
a
judge
who
Is
head
of
the
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-:
liners
arrived
in
port
this
morn
i..,wi.
.tii
t-nilnH
of
ft
r
m
Inc
frnm
Vnnrnnvpr
T
Tho
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u..oiu.
Inr-r,.
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nn
uu
ing
jioiu
Vancouver,
i
jie
Meam-
ttnam
.
",ll
iu
socip-j
1
Mattress
workers
in
Montreal
;
are
reported
to
have
ordered
a
walk-out.
Almost
but
not
exactly
a
sit-down
strike.
her
return
to
Vancouver.
;er
Princess-
Louise,
Capt.
Charles
1
,
t
.
CUHS
Bather
in
Korea,
ed
man
to
nii
'
'Hicks,
arrived
at
8
a.m.
via
Ocean
J1!cVwr
'P
for
wvice.
hope
m
'
V
Having
arrived
at
8
p.m.
Fri-j
Falls,
Kemano
and
Kitimat
andjhlle
Martin
tinds
himself
un-
fui
e
ij0Va!
t
day
from
Skagway
with
600
tons
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
cU'r
P"'ure
from
his
old
com-
rtyy
Yukon
Yukon
ore
ore
on
on
board.
board.
Frank
Frank
south.
souin.
The
The
Princess
Princess
Norah.
Norah,
Capt.
Capt.
.
,
,.
.
111
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,cl
11
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l-ad
onnw.
7
if
Oraham
Oraham
Hughes,
Hughes,
arrived
arrived
at
at
9
9
ou','11
a,"le
a?roaa.
The
re-
pi,!r,
r
c
01
tne
principal
charac-
Ki
h
,.
,
icrs
o
mete
situations
brines
hmi
Waierhouse
freighter
Cassiar,
I
C.o.
William
aiecson,
loaded
am.
and
sailed
two
hours
later
foity
tons
of
frozen
fish
here,
on
a
regular
scheduled
ten-day
and
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
1
voyage
to
Skagway
and
otlrer
and
loaded
machinery
(here
be-
Alaska
points.
about
the
cff
n'"1:;nse
of
the
K"'y.
mil
and
interest
film's
story
iP'ieh-.butth;
M
Aiiarews
portrays
Martin
and
POR
A
YOUNt
WELL
DRESSED
HOLIDAY
WALLACE'S
I
jic
continuing
south.
On
the
!
.
way
to
Vancouver
the
Cassiar
is
Sockeye
sea.wn
in
northern
ta.ling
at
Namu
to
take
on
14,-j
division,
expected
to
be
the
big-
'
ge.st
in
the
ptust
eight
years,
Granger
as
the
rolv
of
Jack,
with
0"ier
."
Miss
McGuire
as
Martin's
wife
are
Julia
.;
and
Mis.
Dow
as
Jack's
girl,
childhood
!.?!
.
.....u.vu
viui-
uil'UKs
un
;!.
t:
:
THE
WOULD
RECORD
WAY!
Carrying
wheat
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Japan,
the
Japanese
'freighter
MS
Kiyokawa
Mara
has
established
a
postwar
record
in
the
speed
and
service
time
between
Pacific
coast
of
North
America
and
Japan.,
Actually,
the
vessel
used
11
days,
15;
hours
on
the
outward
voyage
i
Kobe-Prince
Rupert),
and
11
days
on
the
homeward
(Prince
Rupert-Nagoya),
totalling
23
days
11
!2
hours
on
th
round
voyage
of
about
8.0H0
miles
through
the.
Great
Circle
course,
while
she
used
five
days,
82
hours
for
loading
and
unloading.
This
interesting
fact
appears
in
the
Shipping
and
'
Trade
News
of
April
3.
dock
a
the
senior
Greers
and
returns
homt'i
b
Ins
as
the
judge
heud
ferem
,
u,;,.;:"
Ray
Collins
1
opens
June
29
on
the
Skeena
;
River.
Naas
River
season
opens
jJune
29,
according
to
announcement
here
by
the
department
of
!
fisheries.
Terrace
School
Party
Enjoyed
DEPARTMENT
STORE
the
supporinu
cast,
which
also
Bryant
ahis
a?
includes
Jack
Milner,
Jack
Back-
ler.
lis'
Rirha.f
'r
us,
Marjorio
Crossland.
Waller
Hudson
iurra,
C
Baldwin
and
Walter
Sande.
Don
Mcilt
'
Cult
at'
t
he
Runny
himself
.
.
.
colorful
as
Easier
csp')
the
happiest,'
most
pleasin?
combination
of
all!
Anil
you'll
iHseaver
it
ri.nht
here
:n
our
compl'-rc
selection
of
togs
for
younj
Paraiiers!
LETTERBOX
SOCIAL
I
JtEIH
r
'Continued
from
page
2)
TERRACE.
Under
the
con-venership
of
Mrs.
Douglas,
a
n
n
y
,
k
party
for
Grades
7
and
8
in
tjie
pushed
with
money.
Credit
Union
Hall
Thursday
eve-,
Sume
may
reson
that
Social
ning
was
a
huge
success.
Credit
in
only
Alberta
and
B
C.
Twenty
girls-
and
22
boys
ar-
would
not
alter
our
system
ma-rived
for
dancing,
games
and'terially
but
if
Alberta
and
BC
'
:'
tHy
meetywlr
B
m
were
Social
Credit,
the
advocates
.
Bjxy
jacket
suit
with
knife
pleated
skirt.
Navy
blue.
Plaid
wool
double-brenslcil
coat;
crisp
whit;
pique
collar.
,
Plaid
and
plai:-
3-piece
(n.eiiible;
bolero,
skirt,
b'oase.
If
it
were
not
for
depreciation,
repairs,
renovations,
insurance,
taxes
and
a
few
other
odds
and
ends,
it
would
be
as
cheap
to
own
a
home
as
to
rent
one.
and
"boosters"
for
Social
Credit
i
will
be
so
numerous
that
it
would
spread
.
across
Canada
like
a
prairie
fire
and
would
soon
be
singing,
with
novelty
dances
th?
feature
of
the
evening.
Among
those
winning
prizes
were
Linn
Farkvam,
Jimmy
Laird.
Gahrioi
Tetrault.
Bruce
McColl,
Bonnie
McColl.
Lloyd
Llewellyn,
Evelyn
n
m
a
m
G3
M
re
a
.
m
a
in
power
at
Ottawa.
Meanwhile.
your
conscicnclous
B
C.
members
Jackson,
Marlene
Michlcl.
Beth
L
.
Miss
Avis
Mould
left
Terrace
Tnursday
for
her
home
in
Kit-wanga
to
spend
the
Easter
holiday
with
her
family.
VicroE
Lever,
Buddy
Arsenault,
Betty
,
would,
in
no
way,
be
hobbled
to
a
Jean
Cofoet.
'
Dalne
LaBcllc,
penorm
any
duty
tney
may
at-
;
m
m
nn
-ii.-
w
1
Mil
w
ami
1
1
i
i
iA
v
Vance
Johnson.
1
.
tempt
in
the
old
parties.,
John
Gillanders,
tenor.
'
B
B
'
san3
Like
excuses
could
be
made
:
concerning
re-foivs'atlon
a.id
I
r
i
!
ARTHUR
KENNEDY
-
PEGGY
DOW
J
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
-
JAMES
EDWARDS
Will
GEE!
JOHH
HUDSON
w
JULIA
0!
other
future-to-be
blessings
but
if
you
and
I
neglect
seeing
our
financial
system
changed
this
j
same
borrow,
taxation,
mortify-
i
a
solo,
"Old
Black
Joe."
Teddy
Clifford
and
Ell
Chris-i
tison
each
entertained
with
j
parlor
tricks.
:
The
evening
ended
with
coin-I
munity
singing
and
all
reported
a
wonderful
time.
Refreshments
j
were
served
by
the
girls,
j
C.
W.
Michiel
kindly
loaned
;
the
player
and
records.
Today
to
Wednesday
Evcninq
Shows
7:00
and
9:00
p.m.
I
VIC
ing
system
stands
a
gd
chance
of
making
.worse
slaves
of
our;
grandchildren
than
It
has
of
us.
i
Under
Social
Credit
you
will
;
N
m
u
u
a
a
a
U
A
3
B
'
!J
M
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MI
DM
GUI
Comfort
and
Service
I
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
have
debt-free
money
annual
national
dividends.
The
just
'
prloe
government
grants
for
education,
adequate
support
for
all
public
Improvements;
wag's
and
prices
regulated.
All
public
services
would
be
paid
from
government
issued
money.
Our
re-
LETTERBOX
CASEY
(Continued
from
page
2
I
5WJtl
EBIBMTHI
1
men
that,
will
think
as
he
docs
without
anv
discussion.
If
thj
l!iXIIE!IPBR'TiaF"SRllllIllllllIIptniil3gg
majority
of
the
people
think
the
sources-could
be
developed
with
i
liquoi
store
site
Is
the
be
site
itarmg
DANA
ANDREWS
DOROTHY
McGUIRE
FARLEY
GRANGER
No
three
words
ever
meant
so
much
to
so
many
people..
our
own
money.
Every
weakness
,
from
which
we
suffer
now
under
our
private
bank
system
will
be
corrected.
1
C.
W.
REEVES
!
for
Reservations
;
W
rite
or
Call
1
ITV
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
PEGGY
DOW
tXTM!
VICTORIA
RKPOHTS
'continued
Irom
page
2
CARTOOX
Shows
7-
I
v.i
J
go
a'ong
with
their
opinion
bu"
will
still
think
It
was
the
wtcnj,
move.
Whether
Aldermin
Casey
thinks
i;
is
right
or
not,
I
am
Ko::ig
to
continuj
to
solicit,
at
any
place
or
any
time,
an
expression
.
of
public
Interest.
If
t!vs
is
w.or.g,
Mr.
Editor,
I
am
uvk
(he
people
will
let
me
know
r'
the
nex:,
election,
or
for
that
maKvi',
sooner.
Harold
S.
Whalcn'
Mayor
TODAY
TO
WtDNKSDAY
3
mm
We'd
like
to
make
you
a
j
The
CCC
300
CU,
Sporting
Proposition
and
You
Can
Name
Your
Own
Terms
...
0v
A
NEW
PRICES
iASTiil
DANCE
on
1
Dealer
Sap
fCM.
"nU
....
Fi
bV
Mr.
Bennett
will
say
of
Liberals
and
Conservatives
one's
as
bad
as
the
other,
and
the
CCF
is
worse,
and
so
Social
Credit
should
be
elected,
and
Mr.
Winch
will
say
Social
Credlters
are
Conservatives
in
disguise
and
Liberals
and
Conservatives
are
the
same
underneath,
much
as
they
might
pretend
to
disagree
on
the
surface,
now
that
they're
out
of
the
same
political
bed.
Yes,
the
coming
election
campaign's
going
to
be
Just
as
confusing
as
it
sounds.
And
thrown
In
for
good
measure
will
be
the
new
alternative
voting
system
and
plebiscites
on
daylight
saving
and
liquor.
And
when
liquor
gels
mixed
up
in
an
election
campaign
there's
bound
to
oe
a
lot
of
shouting
and
attempts
to
dig
up
scandals
and
there'll
be
in-.sinuatlon
that
some
politicians
get
campaijn
hand-outs
from
the
booze
barons
-
'
Confusing,
yes,
but
mighty
interesting
the
next
few
weeks.
And
then
will
come
that
great
day,
June
12
when
people,
after
sorting
out
the
confusion,
and
making
up
their
own
minds,
will
mark
their
little
X's
(or
'l's,
2's
or
3's)
in
the
polling
booths
as
they
exercise
the
most
precious
right
of
our
democracy.
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