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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ei'Gl
'"Jr.
ounr
'A'rps.iiinx
N.S.
Develops
Tyrone
Power
Leaves
Fox
Studios
:
sal
-
Itv
ItOU
THOM
AS
EAST
IK
WEST
The
Pacific
en.!
of
the
Panama
Canal
is
CT
miles
cast
of
the
Atlantic
end.
bemuse
of
t
tie
twist
in
the
nan
nv
land
neck.
MOST
PEOPLE
New
York
State,
with
a
population
of
H.830.000.
has
been
Hie
most
populated
stated
:n
the
United
States
.since
1820.
Large
Market
For
Peat
Moss
MlllllRM!K(ll3Bf)iiii
was
10
years
al
Fox
and
1
did
only
one
picture
for
another
studio.
That
was
'Marie
Antoinette,-'
which
was
14
years
ago!"
Powe.
admitted
li
s
severance
was
initiated
by
the
studio.
His
regular
contract
would
have
expired
in
December,
and
the
studio
wanted
to.
make
an
adjustment.
By
"this
d
-al,"
he
was
referring
to
his
current
picture,
HOLLYWOOD
iAP
A
moving
van
recently
pulled
up
before
;Tyru.e
Powvr's
iirex.su
:g
room
on
the
20th
Century-Fox
lot
and
lu.ulrd
away
all
the
actor's
personal
effects.
This
signalled
the
end
of
one
of
the
longest
and
most
.successful
contracts
in
movie
history.
Power
is
not
completely
severed
from
the
studio.
He
still
has
a
picture
to
do
there
in
ititw
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8:
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.(
re:
'i!
thvir
films,
but
take
50
per
cent
of
the
profits.
"It's
the
only
kind
of
a
deal
that
makes
sense
in
these
times,"
Power
remarked.
"Even
If
Fox
paid
me
five
times
what
I
was
getting,
I
couldn't
kevp
any
more
than
I
do.
But
under
the
U-I
deal,
the
money
comes
in
over
a
period
of
time
and
piles
up
in
other
countries.
Then
I
can
go
to
those
countries
and
spvnd
it."
He
remarke
dthat
the
system
was
also
good
for
the
studio,
which
might
not
be
able
to
make
the
picture
if
it
had
to
pay
a
top
star's
salary.
The
bill
would
come
to
25
per
cent
of
the
picture's
cost.
and
another
in
1954.
But"
for
the
"Mississippi
Gambler."
It
is
o
le
fir.;t
time
in
16
years,
he
is
free
of
those
fabulous
contracts
which
of
ftudio
control
Universal-International
im
also
EI-.KWK'K,
NS.
(CP)
Expand-
1
ins;
markets
for
peat
moss
are
.jinUiiiv;
a
big
industry
for
Nova
l
Scotia.
The
Annapolis
Valley
i
Peat
Moss
Company,
started
l
two
years
ago.
cxjxots
to
ship
'
ahout
1UO.C00
bales
of
moss
from
1
the
province
this
year.
i
Source
of"
the
company's
nia-1
tcn.il
l.-.
the
Caribou
Bog.
near
this
Aiu'.apoiis
Valley
town.
The
,
og.
cxuiuiiiig
over
500
acres,
contains
more
than
50(1.000
tons
:
of
high
quality
moss.
t
Although
peat
is
best
known
'
is
a
fuel,
it
has
been
found
1
3
have
many
other
uses.
Not
a!
new
cii.-.coverv
in
Nova
Scotia,
j
How
does
it
feel?
offered
to
such
stars
a.s
Errol
"Great."
he
replied.
"I'm
be-
Flynn.
Gregory
Peck.
Irene
ginning
to
realize
what
the
out-
Dunne.
James
Stewart
and
Alan
side
world
is
like.
After
all,
I
Ladd.
The
stars
get
no
pay
for
moisture
and
keeps
poultry
free
For
A
Girl's
Outdoor
Summer-It's
Wallace's
SWIM
SUITS
SUN
SUITS
SHORTS
SKIRTS
BLOUSES
TEE
SHIRTS
BLAZERS
JEANS
OVERALLS
SWEATERS
Horn
vermin.
Although
not
a
fertilizer,
!t
is
used
extensively
in
gardens
as
a
soil
conditioner
and
ns
a
the
Mines
XX
partment
investi
Canada
Designs
New
Type
of
Cargo
Ship
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
is
de-
quickly
equipped
with
defensty
signing
a
new-type
ocean
cargo;
guns
and
for
uii.iii.u
n....
finding
!
base
for
composting
manure.
As
'
gated
deposits
in
19-16.
"
()N(
I
I!T
M
V(,(
"
.305.000
tons
in
all,
with
the
I
a
mulch,
its
uses
are
equally
i
Caribou
Bog
in
the
most
con-
important.
It
prevents
growth
'
ivnu
nl
location,
parallel
wall
of
weeds
and
retains
moisture!
r
:
ci
-i.
n
.
.
.
tuning
jngwj
:
.
y;
p.m.
MotlDCC
SajJiJu.
5
i
the
ranrnad
and
only
15
miles
in
the
soil.
As
a
substitute
for
from
the
deep
water
port
of
absorbent
cotton,
it
is
used
for
iship
to
fit
the
country's
re
neu-
with
degaussinR
gear
for
tralizing
magnetic
mines
tort
Williams.
surgical
dressings.
It
is
also1
quirements
in
peace
and
war.
The
federal
government
has
set
up
a
committee
to
work
out
1
Hand
labor
is
found
more
sat-Jlllor.
f?rt
m-
isfactory
.....
than
.
mechanical
...
...
.
.
ex-
.
pl
It
ls
is
,
used
H
in
P
aimlane
insnbi-
.
,
specifications
for
the
proposed
H
flaughs
"-ON
;
V
JLlition
in
place
of
cork,
as
Uno-
sh.p
and
the
shipbuilding
in-
and
four
inch
deep,
it
is
tlien
lru'n.
IUlpr
ancl
.
ln
por
and
j
'try
is
co-operating
with
"Wallace's
Dept.
Store:
lllllllllRIllRIIIIMIIIIIIIIRIMiiin
dried
in
the
sun.
hauled
by
tractors
to
a
processing
plant,
wher
it
is
shredded,
screened,
pressed
ami
baled
for
.shipment.
The
oe)osit
varies
in
depth
from
live
to
27
feet.
An
interdepartmental
government
committee
Including
representatives
o'
.oe
Canadian
Maritime
Com
Ion
and
the
Navy
have
star.
s
work
on
the
project.
Once
th.;
requirements
have
been
settled,
it
Is
expected
the
design
drawings
will
be
made
by
the
technical
section
of
the
Canadian
Shipbuilding
and
Ship
Repairing
Association,
organization
of
steel
shipyard
owners.
It
was
understood
no
decision
h
is
been
made
as
to
whether
one
or
more
prototype
vessels
will
be
built
in
advance
or
the
time
when
the
vessels
arc
actually
needed.
chemicals,
waxes,
dyestuffs
and'
The
project
stems
largely
alcohol.
As
peat
yarn
it
goes
from
Canada's
experience
in
the
into
the
manufacture
of
coarse.
Second
World
War
when
the
blankets
and
as
peat
fibre
it
is
battle
of
the
convoys
put
a
se-mixed
with
wool
for
underwear,
vere
stress
on
the
country's
One
of
its
latest
uses
is
In
shipbuilding
facilities.
Freight-production
of
metallic
mages-
(
is
rolled
off
the
shipyard
ways
iuni.
In
homes
it
is
good
for
in
large
numbers
eventually,
packing
fruits
and
vegetables
but
time
had
been
lost
in
Bel-
hk.iily
.i:snitui;NT
Since
the
moss,
will
absorb
more
than
20
times
its
weight
:
of
water,
it
is
used
extensively
:
for
poultry
and
stable
litter.
Tt
.also
absorbs
odors
a.s
well
r.s
tor
winter
storage.
ting
the
designs
together
DAILY
NEWS
WANT
ADS
PAY
For
Cool
Cooking
...
i;
Cook
Electrically
5
FANCY
DISHES
jus
Cups
and
Saucers
D'nncr
Plarcs
5
SINGLE
CUKNIK
HQTfLATES
$
Q
(?5
5
Peach
Lustre
Teapots
Dishes
$
TWO
BURNER
HOTPLATES
$10.55
Punch
Bowl
Sets
$18.65
TABLE
RANGETTE
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Northern
B.
C
Power
Co.
L
td.
S
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I'.lock
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l'unce
Hmii-rt
15
C.
Stewart,
BC
If'
SCREEN
ir
FLASHES
Following
are
the
pictures
luMiked
by
Totem
Theatre
for
July:
June
30-July
1
"The
Lion
and
tiie
Horse."
with
Steve
Cochran.
July
2
"The
Blue
Veil"
Jane
Wyman,
Charles
Laughton.
July
3.
4.
5
"Deadline
USA."
Humphrey
Bogart.
Kim
Hunter.
July
7-8
"My
Son
John."
Helen
Hayes.
Van
Heflln.
July
9-10
"Atomic
City."
Michael
Moore.
Nancy
Gates.
July
ll-i2
'Tied
Ball
Express."
Jeff
Chandler,
Atx
Nicol.
July
14-15
"Encore,"
Glynis
Johns,
Holand
Culver.
July
16-17
"San
Francisco
Story,"
Yvonne
DeCarlo,
Joel
McCrra.
July
18-19
"About
Face,"
Gordon
McRae,
Eddie
Braken
July
21.
22.
2.-
"When
in
Rome."
Van
Johnson.
Paul
Douglas;
"its
a
Big
Country,"
All
Star
Cast.
July
24,
25,
26
"Belles
on
Their
Toes,
"Jeanne
Crain,
Myr-na
Loy.
July
28.
29.
30-"Return
of
the
T?xan,"
Dnle
'Robertson,
Joanne
Dru;
"If
This
Be
Sin"
July
31-Aug.
1.
2-"Kangaroo."
Peter
Law
ford,
Maureen
O
Hara.
TOTEA-',
KAMIII
S
l-Mll
US
THKIfl
"SU
1'F.TS
AI.I.OUTir
-Altt'TIC
s
;."
"IIAI.I.OT
BOX
RI'N.W"
,,ni!!l
PRICFS
EFFECTIVE
JUNE
27th
OVERWAITEA
PRICES
ARE
LOW.
Drop
in
ami
Compare
itrong
right
arm
nxkstsd
After
the
war,
the
country
was
left
with
a
substantial
fleet
of
vessels
who.se
slow
speed
al-leady
left
them
obsolescent
in
I
he
lough
competition
for
ocean
traffic.
Before
the
Korean
war
.stepped
up
the
demand
for
(lecpsea
tonnages.
Canada
had
to
subsidize
part
of
the
fleet
;
nd
transfer
another
large
segment
to
British
registry
to
keep
it
going.
Aim
of
the
new
project
is"l"i
do
away
with
the
Second
World
War
drawbacks
by:
1.
Getting
the
designs
ready
now
so
that
the
shipyards
ci
jump
into
high
gear
in
the
event
of
an
emergency.
2.
Planning
a
type
of
ship
that
will
be
able
to
hold
its
own
in
the
cargo-liner
trade,
particularly
on
the
North
Atlantic.
SPi:i:i
FAC'TOK
Speed
probably
will
be
a
prime
factor
in
determining
the
design
of
the
proposed
new
vessel.
The
Second
World
War
type
built
in
Canada
ran
to
10
or
11
knots.
The
new
ones
likely
will
be
-of
10
knots
or
more,
depending
on
how
requirements
of
the
Navy
iind
merchant
service
are
worked
into
their
construction.
Plana
are
also
being
made
for
building
in
under-deck
strengthening
so
thoy
can
be
Building
Drops
in
Province
VANCOUVER
(I
Duilditiei
construction
in
British
Columbia
I
was
down
for
the
first
four
j
months
this
year
compared
to
the
same
period
last
year.
It
was
reported
here
Tuesday.
Journal
of
Coin
men
-.-
weekly
f
Vancouver
reported
permits
issued
in
31
B.C.
centres
dmiiiR
April
this
year
iiiiiomited
to
$7.1'.!'i.r,l)V.
alino
t
$1
OOO.IMHJ
b-kiw
last
April.
l''or
the
first
four
months,
the
weekly
said,
a
start
was
made
on
building
jobs
worth
$22.71)0.0!;:)
against,
a
lota
I
of
$27,155,001!
for
Hip
corresponding
period
1
;i
r
,
t
year.
him
ti
fmt
tn
-but
the
BIG
Mory
wai
hi
bis
JULY
2nd
lragur
hrt!
..The
btory
oiJUizy-jJcaiv
IPITQI
CAKTOON
-
NF.WS
TODAY
TO
SATl
1SDAY
WALNUTS
Shelled.
2-II,.
(
clln
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--
STRAWBERRY
JAM
I'urc,
I'lirilv.
21-07,.
STONED
WHEAT
THINS
rackaRO
A.
KRAFT
DINNER
-
-.Pavkasc
.
..
PORK
and
BEANS
Ovenvailea,
13-o.-
PEACHES
Lynn
Valley.
15-oz
35c
53c
27c
Saturday
Motincc
2
-
4:2
Evening
Shows
7
-
9:07-
PLUMS
Koval
Cily.
l.-n7,.
14c
2
25c
21c
2
for
27c
2
for
23c
2
39c
PEAS
and
CARROTS
Ajlmei.
Jfi-u,
MUSHROOMS
Mlilll
y's,
111
r,
PEANUT
BUTTER
SilU'trrl,
JH
tin
2
r
3ic
33c
95c
A7rloE
TOMATO
PASTE
Mi'l't's,
(i-it.
TOMATO
SAUCE
lliuit'v.
S-.
Kernel
Corn
Niblets
GRAPEFRUIT
JUICE
2
23c
ii
SPECIALS!
LARD
BURNS,
lb.
SUGAR
5
ib
52c
AAEAT
BALLS
I'm
U
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n.
Hi-
).
SAUSAGE
I'm
plan,
It
-ox.
AIL
RUBBER
GIJMBOOT
WITH
GENUINE
SHEEPSKIN
LINING
IRISH
STEW
I'm
Man,
H-oz.
BEEF
DINNER
l'milan,
i;-t7..
SYRUP
l.nmbrrjai-k.
K-ur.
jar
LEMON
JUICE
SARDINES
(iiaidsman,
tin
HONEY
l
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SHORTCAKE
I'rrV
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o?
DIGESTIVE
IVrt
i-r,,j)s
VITA
WHEAT
tit
SPECIAL
$f
41c
62c
32c
35c
53c
5c
2-25
i
PRICE
Dawson
Creek
Prepares
For
Road
Opening
Hrcial
to
Tiie
Dally
Npb
.
DAWSON
CREEK
Preparations
have
been
completed
for
the
official
opening
next
Tuesday
of
the
205-mile
John
Hart
Highway
from
Prince
George
to
this
border
town.
Tln
$10
million
highway
which
has
tkei
seven
years
to
buil'i.
winds
through
some
of
l
he
most
rugged
and
scenic
country
in
Britl-h
C'i'umbia.
Men
and
machine
s'ier-d
away
more
than
six
mi:
M-n
cubic
yards
of
earth
and
rock
and
replaced
it,
with
more
than
o;ie
million
tons
of
gravel.
Using
tli,-
John
Hart
Highway
to
connect,
with
the
famous
Alaska
Highway,
motorists
from
Vanrouver
will
cut
nearly
700
miles
off
their
previous
route
to
the.
rich
Tcacc
River
country.
From
Prince
Oeorge,
the
new
road
take.
ttv;
traveller
tlvou'-.li
a
natural
wo
ulerland
inhabit
d
mainly
by
big
fish
and
big
gamf.
WIENERS
1'i'iitan.
li-(7,.
GKOWfl
CLACK
CORN
BEEF
DINNER
i:.-m.
ALL
RUBBER
GUMBOOTS
WITH
NYLON
FLEECE
LINING
$7-95
MEAT
SPREADS
I'lirilan,
S-o
.
I'rrk
rrc.ins,
R
or.
SrtCIAL
2
for
29c
WE
RESERVE
THE
RIGHT
TO
LIMIT
QUANTITIES
OVERW
n
Mi
Limited
VOGUE
SHOES
WINTER
IN
CANADA
I
Almost
833.000
migratory
PHONE
843
59S
FREE
DELIVERY
ON
ALL
ORDERS
OF
$10.00
OR
MORE
PHONE
843
Phone:
Green
Box
638
waterfowl
of
25
species
spent
i
506
Third
Avenue
West
the
winter
of
1951-52
in
Canadian
waters.