r
j
Union
Mramer
Camosun,
Capt.
;
James
Hunter,
is
due
in
port
at
The
2?T
lire's
timA..1":
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
May
2,
1952
I
a
o
clock
this
evening
from
Van-
1
Popular
Music
,
Unpopular
Here
rimuiT
linn
mnvnn
nlu
r.....i-
a
r.
1
;
south
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
.sr.v
Crtl
Mi
r
trrmin-"
-
"
CPR
Boat
to
Come
Sundays
Is
forced
U:
the
co
uiusion
that
Itius
c
oi
the
l'ttht,
popular
type
i
by
vlsit'np
musicians
of
hinh
,
calibre
Ls
not
apiueciated
In
l
Prince
Rupert.
The
Sir
Finest
MucMillan
Fine!
Va-
Club
trio-Miss
Joyce
Chen,
j
pianist;
Don
Gaylord,
marinibist.
and
Howard
Pottlngcr,
clarinet-j
Prince
Rupert
'
D.
MacKenzie.
Edmonton;
C.
Davidson,
M.
W.
Marlatt
and
G.
V.
Roche.
Vancouver;
L.
K.
Kee.
Simnyside:
J.
S.
Kingston,
Vancouver;
C.
B.
Morrison
Queen
Charlotte
City;
R.
Squires,
Terrace;
F.
W.
Coldwcll,
Victoria;
Iwrs.
E.
Bowker
and
.
Mrs.
M.
Jv.nin,
Sandspit;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander,
city;
G.
W.
Stewart,
Port
Coquitlam.
1
-.'"II
V
I
HELEN
1st
notwithstanding
the
dclicjit
they
had
afforded
a
previous
i
evening
s
audience,
again
had
an
'
Change
in
Schedule
on
ancouver-Occan
Falls-Kitimat-ICuprrt
Itun
New
schedule
of
the
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service
of
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
commencing
May
11.
will
bring
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
into
Prince
Rupert
on
Sundays
in
the
Vancouver-Ocean
Falls-Ke-mano-KiUmat-Prince
Rupert
run
instead
of
the
Princess
Louise
on
Mondays.
CARTER-MARLOWETUCKER
I
audience
of
only
about
seventy-
.
TODAY
od
SATURDAY
.1
TOTP
Evening
Shows
7:
-
9:
p.m.
.Matinee
Saturday
2:
p.m.
f-VMOls
Pu
ttSTltl
Yards
and
Yards
:
i
urn
-
bjsrr
five
couples.
,
And
the
dancers
who
stayed
I
later
for
an
hour
of
fine
swing
I
music
dancing
were
negligible
in
j
number.
Teen
Clubbers
gave
the
visitors
a
reception
after
the
dance
w
it
h
!
Pat,
Holgate
and
Rena
Ingram
In
:
charge.
The
young
musicians
sailed
later
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
returning
to
Vancouver.
Civic
Centre
lost
$'200
on
th"
show.
Of
1
LADD'S
GREATEST
ACTION
SPECTAClJ
ki-
V'V
'
.
iv
?
.
:
V.
ZlXi
Leaving
Vancouver
7
p.m.
-Thursdays,
standard
time,
the
!
Princess
Norah
will
arrive
here
j
at
7
a.m.
Sundays
standard
and
,
will
sail
at
9
p.m.
on
her
return
:
south,
being
due
back
in
Van-
.
couvcr
at
7:30
a.m.
Wednesdays.!
The
Princess
Louise
which
h
is
been
on
Uus
run
for
some
I
months,
is
being
transferred
to:
the
Alaska
run.
Spring
Dress
Goods
RED
MOUNTAIN
J.
-
1111
if
4.
Color
by
Tedinicolur
Try
a
DAILY
NEWS
classifivil
t
..IA
STARRING
llABITH
,MiTIR
SCOTT
KENNEDY
ALAN
LADD
TODAY
and
SATURtf
CPR
Officials
:
To
Visit
City
MAY
BLOW
UP
BRIDGE
-The
wrecked
heavy
lift
bridge
which
spiins
the
entrance
to
Hamilton,
Out,
harbor
may
have
to
be
blown
up
b-'fore
it
can
be
replaced.
"Col.
V.
S.
Thompson.
Ottawa
bridge
expert,
raid
the
north
half
of
the
bridge
it
Burlington,
near
Hamilton,
may
have
to
be
cleared
by
the
u
of
high
explosives.
A
Bailey
bridge
the.i
could
be
built
across
the
north
channel
to
connect
directly
with
the
south
sp.tn
of
the
bridge.
The
north
half
of
the
two-section
bridge
collapsed
when
struck
by
the
freighter
W.
E.
Fitzgerald,
operated
by
the
Gartland
Steamship
Company
of
Chicago.
.'
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PHOTO
i
I'lllS
CARTOON
-
NFAVS
i:FNIG
SHOWS
7
-
9:07
SATIRDAY
MATINFKS
2
-
4:35
V
ft
i:
I
B
r
V
m
r
i-
C
11
B
m
M
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U
V
M
B
C
li
I!
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V
m
n
u
M
w
b
u
n
ft
Ii
n
n
t
Prominent
officials
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
freight
department
will
visit
Prince
Ru
1
he
rolcaM!
date
on
this
picture
is
May
s(
"
Ferry
Makes
j
Catholic
Card
Til
VI
S
TOII.i
1
Hr,
SI
RK
NOT
TO
MISS
II
pert
at
the
first
of
next
weed.
Thev
are:
C.
E.
Jefferson,
vice-presiden
ll!
Party
Enjoyed
in
charge
of
traffic,
Montreal
h
Arco
freitrht
traffic
man
oirpi-
winninei?
There
were
11
tables
at
an
card
f
v
Monks
assistant
freight
other
delightful
Catholic
B
!
n
!
Dartv
last
night.
Prue-winners
8!
traffic
manager,
Vancouver
ii,!nv
were
Mrs.
A.
Good
and
R.
Cor-
First
Trip
FRANCOIS.
LAKE
i
Special
to
Daily
News)
-The
ferry
came
across
for
the
first
time
this
season
from
South
Bank,
pushing
through
rotting
ice
and
bunging
thres
hospital
ca.ses.
One
lad,
Victor
Smith
of
Grassy
Plains,
had
shot
his
foot
as
he
was
loading
a
.303
British
rifle.
They
are
arriving
morning
aboard
the
'
Princess
mier
at
whist.
T.
Prystay
and
O.
(All
Times
I)ali!ilit
Savins)
VAXCOrVF.R
and
VI(
TOKL
SUNDAY
ss.
Camosun
8
p
in.
TUESDAY
ss.
Coquitlam
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STFWAKT
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Coquitlam,
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql
Fl
N
CIlARLOTTi:
INLANDS
May
9
and
S3
ss.
Camosun
midninht
FOR
SOl'TH
Ql
I
FN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
v
ss.
Camosun
Msy
2.
13
arr
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNLR
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Norah
and
will
fly
back
to
Vancouver
in
a
special
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
flight.
Tru
visit
of
the
officials
comes
at
a
time
when
Aluminum
Co.
of
K.
Olson
at
cribbage.
ana
Mrs
A.
Silversides
and
F.
St.
Amour
at
bridge.
General
convener
was
Mrs.
N.
J.
Galbraith,
assisted
by
Mrs.
G.
P.
Lyons,
Mrs.
G.
Fleming
and
V
"
,
".
'
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Canada
is
planning
large
ship-
A.
Bremner.
mcnts
of
materials
through
Mrs
Prince
Rupert
for
its
projects
at
Friendly
Goose
Moves
to
'Front
Kitimat
and
Kemano.
aBBnaaaaaBBiiasDVBB
Third
Ave::ue
Phone
158
The
friendly
goose,
which
has
Quest
For
Uranium
Suedes,
Bcnqol
been
visiting
Prince
Rupert
dur
Plastics,
Reptiles?
Y
(I
GOFFEE
TABLES
ond
Leathers
l
RADIO
PIONEER
Margaret
Cuthbert.
born
"60-odd"
years
ago
!n
Prince
Albert,
Sask.,
and
one
of
th
pioneers
of
radio
broadcasting
in
the
United
States,
is
retiring
at
the
National
Broadcasting
Company's
supervisor
of
public
affairs
in
June.
Daughter
of
a
major
in
th?
Royal
Northwest
Mounted
Police
f
orerunner
of
the
RCMP
Miss
Cuthbert
wvnt
to
High
School
In
Dawson
City,
Your
Furs
Meed
A
Vacation
By
GORDON
G.
GAUSS
j
GRAND
JUNCTION.
Colo.
(APi
An
atomic-inspired
boom!
.
is
sweeping
the
vast
canyon-cut
desert
of
the
"four
corner'
states
Colorado,
Arizona,
New
Mexico
and
Utah.
!
The
setting
is
one
of
snowcapped
mountains,
searing
sun
Fashion
Footwea
ing
recent
weeks
and
who
was
;thought
to
be
heading
north
I
when
he
took
off
from
Bill
!
Cruickstank's
garden
the
other
night,
has
merely
moved
to
the'
I
waterfront.
1
j
After
reading
in
the
Dully
News
last
night
of
the
sup-:
'posed
departure,
R.
C.
Parsons,1
i
Imperial
Oil
90.
engineer,
ad-
j
;
vised
the
office
that
the
goose
,
jhiul
been
there
for
three
days
:
i
and
yesterday
afternoon
was
!
1
feeding
contentedly
behind
the
j
.
tank
dikes.
j
1
This
goose
1
a
gander,
by
the;
Iwayi
is
so
unusually
tame
that
;
there
is
speculation
he1
may
have
'My
i
Yukon,
and
to
Cornell
U
liver-
SED
CARS
prehistoric
Indian
ruins
andj
-
dinosaur
,
tones
Helicopters.
Jhe
geiger
counters
and
gamma
ray
d
gtalcs
and
joined
,he
machines
play
a
part
,
ff
,cp
PHOXO)
At
stake
is
the
ability
of
the
i
4k
United
States
to
produce
the
strayed
from
some
sanctuaiy.i
aloin
anza
stampedes
of
other
days.
i
stuff
which
goes
into
We
invite
you
to
come
1'n
and
see
the
new
arrivals
.
.
.
see
how
easy
it
is
to
have
lovely
accessories
in
your
home
at
small
cost.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
'
x
yyitM"i
id
-
VQIVER?RICES
For
several
oays
he
was
the
companion
of
Bill
Crulckshapk
as
he
went
about
his
gardening
at
the
Leeds
Apartments.
Before
that
he
had
been
sojourning
at
the
Court
House
grounds
where
the
lawn
grass
is
new
and
tender.
There
prooaoiy
arenc
many
more
than
1000
men
actually
digging.
The
goal
is
discovery
and
production
of
more
uranium,
the
radio-active
element
which
makes
atomic
fission
possible.
'
bombs
and
which
someday
may
power
an
age
of
easier
living.
In
importance,
the
boom
promises
to
dwarf
the
gold
rushes
of
the
last
century,
but
the
number
of
persons
involved
is
small
compared
to
the
bon-
i
fk-
1950
Austin
Let
them
summer
in
Bill
Scuby's
Austin
Panel
'
1948
Ford
Scdon
1936
Sedan.
The
boom
is
government-born.
Scirntil'ir
Anil
we
have
mure
I'm-.I
(
ars
al
allraclivc
Pi
It
has
been
building
up
since!
198
when
the
Atomic
Energy
I
Ships
onj
Woterfront
Commission
decided
to
stimu-
j
Two
Frank
Waterhouse
line
late
domestic
uranium
produc-;
freighters
were
in
port
Wed-
BIG
SPECIAL
1937
Tcrraplanc
Sedan
Any
reasonable
Fur
Cold
Storage
Vault
Here
Is
The
Buy
That
Everyone
Has
Read
About!
tion
to
relieve
dependence
on'ne.sday.
The
Chilliwack.
Capt.
j
imports
mainly
from
Canada
!
A
K
Gough
arrived
from
the
'
and
the
Belgian
Congo.
Thf!;south
aftPr
having
unloaded
a!
government
promised
to
buy
all
I
carg0
0f
iron
pyrites
for
the;
the
ore;
it
set
up
Incentive
pay-1
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
plant
at;
rnents
and
put
A
EC
and
U.S.
j
watson
Island
and
sailed
on!
Superior
Auto
Sem
Geological
Survey
scientists
to
Limited
BILL
SCUBY
Phone
Gr3
Third
Avenue
West
U
Cu.
Fl.
DE
LUXE
1952
-
ULTRAMODERN
her
return
t&
Vancouver.
The
i
Cassiar,
Capt.
G.
Pengelly,
ar-
rived
from
Skagway
with
458
tons
of
ore
from
the
Yukon
and,
j
after
loading
a
parcel
of
machinery
here
for
Kemano,
sailed;
V
ii
FURS
work
hunting
ore
deposits.
The
incentives
sent
a
strange
group
into
the
rimrocks
of
desolate
mesas.
There
are
cowboys,
cattlemen,
Indians,
sheepherd-ers
engineers
and
advancturers.
-
Free
I'icKuii
Phone
971
MUSfC
TUITION
RATE
,
-
-
;i
iers
.i...
..
,i,sir
u
iMf
tcaci
PROLIFIC
POET
More
than
6,000
compositions
have
been
credited
to
Hans
Sachs,
the
German
shoemaker-poet
who
died
in
157(3.
Beginning
September
1.
tuiti0
(or
their
ra
c.v
"
increasing
Rupcit
are
ar;i
0.
U
pnpMs
from
Grades
I
to
IX
inc.
h.Jvr
"
$l
X
and
A.R-C.T,
Ke
ilor
pupils,
Orad.-s
a
lessons
entitle
a
pui.il
to
two
half-hour
S'BnMr:-
II
0
J-to
MUM.
Way
IS
smith
j
f
For
whisky
quality
j
n
40.00
Coroner
Don'Forward
return
y
found
in
the
jawst
circiesy
;
ed
to
the
city
on
last
night's;
train
after
having
gone
to
Kiti-
j
mat
to
conduct
an
inquest.
j
LOW
Down
Payment
List
Price
499.50
Less
Trade-in
140.00
Mrs.
C.
Ollker
Trade-in
Allowance
For
Anything
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Exclusive
atNobles
Q.50
Your
Price
35'
l
JSrVv
fJ'Wi
AN
KXTUA
BOOM.
.
W'TH'1
;
Sr'i-
Special
Selected
A
Vpllf'
,
-'""
;
Royal
Reserve
(1
j
ii
,
Sorry,
due
to
the
drastic
price
cut
we
cannot
mention
the
name,
but
we
can
tailv
sav
it's
the
"Golden
Boy"
Be
Luxe
of
Refrigerators.
These
amazinq
prices
are
the
result
of
overloaded
factory
inventories.
Thev
will
soon
be
depleted,
so
qet
yours
before
it
is
too
late.
SAILS
tOR
Vancouver
nut
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
.
WF.DNESDAY
MIDNIGU1
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
See
Them
Today
At
ff
jr
&
n
i
i
byN
.
Rdroom
Willu
or
Call
CITV
OR
DKl'O'f
OFFICE
PKINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
Living
Room
by
v!;''
a?9
$32y
J
5Q
from
$169.50
to
L
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
,
centa
pht'1
OPPOSITE
THE
TOTEM
THEATRE
"A
Good
Piaco
to
Buy-
327
Third
Avenue
This
advertisement
is
nut
puMishea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquur
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
n
ii
dm
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