Highest
peak
in.
Arntina
is:
23.08l-Ioot
Mount
r
om.-i-ua.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
(Saturday,
February
7,
pjyj
Cow
Bay
Bridge
to
be
Torn
Down
.
By
City
Workmen
Beginning
Monday
ANTHONY
DEXTER
-
JODY
UWRnZ
"THE
RRICAkirv
.
u
TODAY
6:50-9
.
.
I...
v,Wr
The
Cow
Bay
bridge
which'
and
the
waterfront
lying
east
of
necessity,"
said
Mr.
Stewart.
I.
as
connected
the
city
with
the
Government
Docks,
all
vehicular
i
Pilings
of
the
old
bridge
art-
-Sunday
Midnight
Only
VIRGINIA
GRAY
RANDOLPH
eastern
waterfront
via
Third
traffic
will
have
to
be
routed
;
badly
rotted
and
heavy
loads
in
9
VMJI
'
x:i
Avenue
for
30
years
will
be
torn
j
via
the
Station
B
Post
Office
;
could
cause
it
to
collapse
any-i
-
5
town
and
replaced
with
a
fill.
road,
past
the
drydock.
,
time.
As
there
will
be
men
in
'Swampfire"
The
bridge
will
be
closed,
be
"Alibene
hi
ginning
Monday
morning,
for
about
a
week,
.
D
C.
Stewart,
superintendent
of
works,
announced
today.
foot
traffic,
however,
will
be
working
underneath
the
bridge:
abic
to
puss
over
the
temporary
I
throughout
its
removal
"we
I
sidewalk
laid
over
the
sewer
just
can't
take
any
risks,
pipe
running
alongside
the
i
"We
had
Intended
to
keep!
bridge.
j
part
of
lhe
bridge
open
for?"
"Wo
realize
this
will
be
in-Might
one-way
traffic
while
fill-!
V
.,-
."-EL'S'
!
V
.
fJ
i
'ft
I
i
i
L.
,J
-
f
As
this
bridge
is
the
only
con
j
necting
link
between
city
centre
i
convenient,
but
it's
a
matter
of,ing
in
the
other
part,
but
the!
(
U
WW
I
CeutfIIo!iV
RONALD
COLMlii
driving
public
hasn't
co-operat-
ed.
"Motorists
have
ignored
the
'
5-mile-an-hour
speed
limit
signs
and
trucks
have
persisted
in
i-'i
U
I
19
m
'
m
,
Canadian
Life
Insurance
Men
Face
Stiff
Competition
BARGAIN
SALE
OF
I
driving
over
the
bridge
heavily
i
loaded."
I
The
$20,000
fill
job
Is
exacted
'
cilistThclm
vincintprjci
Kenneth
Thompson,
C.LU,
o
Vancouver,
regional
vice-pres
ance
"in
the
widest,
most
compe-j
to
be
completed
by
the
end
of
,
titive
market
in
the
world"
and
next
week.
A
dozen
men
are
on
i
si
m
ident
of
tiie
Life
Underwriters
said
24
Uuteu
SUW
Companies
A-.'ucialion
of
Canada,
said
to-
and
six
British
firms
compete
in
the
Job
under
city
works
fore-1
man
George
Geddes.
Rock
fill
STARTS
MONOAT
Plus
Cartoon
-
New$
Shows
7
-
9:01
day
there
ar?
5.000,000
policy-
Canada
with
31
Canadian
insur-lis
being
used,
obtained
from
holders
in
Canada
out
of
a
total
ance
companies.
All
offer
a
wide;
the
city
quarry
on
the
Ceme-ppp-iiation
of
jus.t
over
14.000.000.;
variety
of
plans
to
the
Canadian
j
tery
Road.
In
Rupert
this
week
to
visit
in-
people.
"Such
a
situation."
he
j
A
culvert
will
be
.
placed
in
sr.rjr.ee
men.
Mr.
Thompson,
stated.
"Is
to
be
found
in
nojthe
ravine
to
allow
passage
of
who
is
aisi
.nmervLsor
for
the
other
country."
surface
drainage
into
the
salt
GOODS
CAPITOL
THAT
(LI
FilFXING
GRIPS
CHARLTON
HUSTON
as
he
comes
upon
Jennifer
Jones
in
"Ruby
Gentry,"
the
Bernhard-Vidor
Production
starting
Monday
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
Charlton,
however,
Is
keeping
his
eye
on
the
rifle.
.
MMOt'S
PHVIKSlllt
ATtl
I
water.
Radar
Fails
I.NOS
TODAY
MPLNCKK
THACV
In
1
I
r-inTiii'n-
SnUnnM
steipi-,
17:
-
9
05
p
'PLYMOUTH
ADVENTURf
B.C.
mainland
branch
of
the
"in
addition,
Canadian
com-Gnat-West
Life
Insurance
Com-1
panics
do
more
than
40
percent
puny,
said
that
of
21
leading
of
their
business
in
the
United
countries
analyzed
last
year
by
States,
the
British
Lsles
and
the
Institute
of
Life
Insurance
elsewhere
around
the
world,
in
New
York,
Canada
was
the!
proving
that
their
policies
and
only
one
with
a
total
life
insur-
rates
must
be
good
or
they
could
Lodes'
or.d
Eoyj'
Wear
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
ships
recently
equipped
its
lux-'
urv
coastal
liner
Prince
George
j
with
two
identical
sets
of
radar'
so
that
if
one
happened
to.
fpsmh
-fix-
I
ance
ir.
force
greater
than
a
not
be
so
successful
in
face
of
i
break
down,
the
other
would
1
years
income.
.
tne
strong
competition
they
meet
be
immediately
available
Mr.
Thompson
pointed
out
that
from
local
companies
wherever
But
this
week
on
the
George's
Canadians
buy
their
life
insur-.they
go."
!
first
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
since
"
!
the
dual
installation,
both
sets
Hospital
Tenders
Too
High
So
Citizens
Take
on
lob
EX2TER.
Otit.
(CP)-
A
group
mutely
$8
for
every
man.
woman
of
amateur
builders
have
con-
and
cr.lld
within
a
2u-n.I.e
rad-structed
a
$381,000
UuspHai
here
ius
of
the
cumniunhy.
County
for
$270.00.').
provincial
and
federal
gjvern-
Sjuth
Huron
District
Hopltai
ment
granli
alio
were
provided
c;;en?d
its
d(Xrs
Feb.
2
in
this
While
funas
were
being
raised
;ommumy
3i
mUes
rn.iihwe.st
the
chairman
o!
tne
huap.ul
of
London
on
a
sound
li.ianclal
committee,
Line
tiiiell.
asked
foi
footing.
j
tenders
on
the
new
buildup.
The
Part
of
the
money
useo
toiloet
figure
not
e:e:t
the
hosp.tal
was
donated
I
Including
$
'0.000
for
equipment
by
15.000
cuizens
who
"ontrib-
j
'
We
comun
t
alford
that,''
he
tiled
SU4.000.
This
is
upproxl-1
said,
"so
we
went
to
Queen's
illDiaisvmciiik
IIP
M
Will
II
I
JTHl.W.VWOILJl'
W.
Jl
lmimiWUWi'M'
MWH.W
P
ffW'UHUWWtl'"
u
.kiwi
u
i
I
''Lk
ship's
arrival
in
harbor
here.
With
the
two
sets
available,
however,
Marconi-authorized
technician
Bert
Jefferies
of
Prince
Rupert
made
quick
repairs
using
interchangeable
pa
rts.
Mr.
Jefferies
stated
that
while
sometimes
inconvenient,
if
not
1
s
Mi
f
1
1
Park
In
Toronto
and
tuki
them
we
would
erect
it
ourselves
"
Mr.
Sneil
hired
a
builder
to
supervLte
the
construction
at
a
straight
salary
of
$10,000
Exeter
4
ItXHlFEJ
CHARLTON
JONES
HESTON
HAl!)EN.,j
i
k
.Unit
f
I
nlrruntr
I
.MOMJtl
SCREEN
FLASHES
officials
weren't
content
with
1
serious,
situations
have
arisen
in
the
past
due
to
lack
of
radar
parts
here,
he
expects
a
complete
set
In
his
workshop
In
the
near
future.
In
that
way.
he
will
be
able
to
service
radar
equipped
vessels
quickly
by
Interchanging
;xirts
and
repairing
defected
elements
at
leisure.
Instead
of
having
to
wait
for
air-expressed
MttVKWTWNG
VIOW
buyir.'j
cement
and
lumU'r
wholesale.
Tiiey
went
direct
to
the
munulaciureri,
thus
saving
approximately
2b
per
cent.
To
help
meet
cxiM
iiirs,
the
Lions
Club
buiit
a
cottage
and
raffled
it
off.
making
1
0,000
Tonid
love
scenes
and
violent
action
during
the
filming
of
"Kuby
Gentry."
the
Beruhard-Vlrior
production
coming
to
the
'
TOTEM
A
Famnut
Player
Ihratre
It
MUM
I
"Blip
1
1
parts
from
Vancouver
Mr
jeiieries
saia
mis
service
i
"
tu
i
.
r-.,
u
u
hrin.
inK.if.ted
fniinwin,
the
i
Jennifer
Jones
a
broken
hand!
'
"s"
a
giant
Diii;:ii
and
Hie
liuie
recent
grounding
of
the
Prince
i
nd
Charlton
Heston
a
lump
be-Georite
in
Ripple
Channel.
The
i
hind
his
right
ear,
scratches
on
incident
was
blmed
at
the
time
nis
r.uie
".3
lace.
on
a
faulty
radar
set
for
which
The
broken
hand
was
sustain
Auxiliary
of
liearby
Centralis
donated
$1,100.
One
of
the
Hist
Mep
Involved
In
the
construction
was
the
purchase
oi
an
oid
ll-room
house
ed
during
the
filming
of
a
highly
emotional
scene.
It
w&s
a
love
Wch
formerly
belonged
to
Sir
.scene
which
ended
up
in
a
fight
there
were
no
parts
in
Prince
Rupert.
Name
Changed
Jack
Jenkins.
Rupert
fisherman
for
whom
Ralph
and
John
John
Carting.
This
hud
been
to
when
He.m
Jennifer
':
')
proposes
love
rr-Vises
him.
i
converted
into
a
reception
room.
(office
and
nur.ie.s'
quarters.
I
Wick
have
been
building
a
35-p
foot
trailer
this
winter,
got
a
In
tlie
rnstiing
melee.
Miss
Jones
broke
the
small
bone
beneath
the
little
finger
of
her
Next
t-
the
Carling
mansion,
j
stretching
almost
a
block,
is
the
V
VArK:
L
vv
f'iJ
UX
sudden
shock
when
he
ap-
Call
112
That's
the
Cab
hj
new
ont-jtorty
.structuie.
The
i
oroarhed
Customs
Officer
Oscar
sJaJ:i'
1
-&
'il
''
1
.
citkpfVst
right
hand.
It
was
in
a
cast
for,
four
days.
An
Ingenious
device
I
rooms
have
flower-tinted
d:apc&
was
fashioned
to
allow
her
to
and
a
public
address
system
con-continue
with
the
picture.
i
ncctod
to
the
corridor.
ADVERTISING
I?i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BK1NOS
RES-"
Smith
to
register
his
vessel.
Jenkins
had
carefully
searched
the
registration
record
book
of
motor
vessels
and
found
to
his
relief
that
none
bore
the
name
he
had
in
mind
for
his
troller.
So
the
fisherman
dubbed
the
"treasure
box"
Pandora,
and
It
was
so
christened
on
Dec.
17,
1952.
But
upon
registering
the
Pandora,
it
was
found
that
another
FIRST,
FASTEST
IN
CANADA!
Sandspit-
Vancouver
Lack
of
Cortisone
VANCOUVKH
(CP)
Medical'
.-
researchers
at
tlie
University
of
Briti-sh
Columbia
are
investigat-:
Ing
the
theory
that
arthritis
ls
caused
by
a
lack
of
cortisone
In
:
the
body.
Cortisone
Ls
prcxiucedi
by
pituitary
and
adrenal
glands,
i
and
as
a
dru
ls
obtained
from:
animal
glands.
j
such
name
was
already
listed
a
sailing
vessel,
no
less.
"Belongs
to
some
herring
ONVA
choker
out
in
New
Brunswick."
said
Jenkins.
So
the
Pandora
(I
0
PRESSURIZED
300
MILES
PER
HOUR
RECLINING
CHAIRS
Enjoy
faster,
smoother
W
has
been
changed
to
the
Nymph,
which
name
she
will
soon
proudly
bear.
The
Wick
brothers
are
putting
the
finishing
touches
on
her
now
bunks
in
the
fo'csle,
table,
lockers,
sink
and
stove.
"An
awful
lot
of
stuff
can
be
crammed
into
a
small
place
If
you
know
how,"
said
Jenkins
watching
Ralph
Wick
at
work.
The
fisherman
hopes
to
be
completely
outfitted
and
ready
to
start
fishing
by
May
1.
Why
does
a
fisherman
register
cUom.
(PodUc
I-OfV
mid
upheld
the
Iradilion
of
the
ROYAL
CRNRDIRN
MOUNTED
POLICE
rcloi
in
foom
soft
"
f
'
-T1
i
-
-?
r
-
A
i
chairs
fl
off
ponoramo
Columbia'i
H
Good
Used
Cars
lll.")!)
Stuitrbnkrr
Champion
4-dmir
sedan
1
l!)g
Dotlge
1-rimir
sedan
11351
Studebaker
l-donr
sedan
1
Iff
Austin
Panel
1194!)
Flying
Standard
Coach
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL
1937
Chevrolet
Coach
Good
transportation
at
$100.00
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
Ji"d
Ave.
W.
Phone
Green
Z17
I
his
vessel?
He
can
be
licenced
j
to
fish
without
registration,
but
I
most
of
them
get
on
the
"offi-
scenery..
AI'J'IiY
AT
-KAl:KS
i
I!.
C.
M.
I'OI.K
K
OU
K
E
OH
MAIL
THIS
COUPON'
if
you
are:
tion
It
offers
them.
Skippers
and
crew
of
registered
fishing
vessels
are
eligible
for
a
low-cost
federal
govern-1
ment
operated
marine
Insurance
which
takes
care
of
hospital
bills
and
a
host
of
other
expenses
in
cases
of
accident
or
j
sickness
Incurred
on
board
the
,
vessel
after
it
has
cleared
cus-
i
toms.
I
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FIUISSI
RIZKIl
for
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romforl
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.
,
.
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