Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ncv-'s
Wednesday,
February
6.
1352
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(fee
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I
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(if
0
New
Queen
Like
Her
Father
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luriu
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equation
)
HOLDS
MANY
POETS
TORONTO
CP)
-
Mrs.
Harold
LV'ie.
president
of
the
National
Council
of
Jewish
Women
of
Canada,
has
bi
en
elected,
n
member
of
the
national
joint
public
relations
coiiiunt'ee
of
the
Canadian
Jewish
Congress
and
B'nal
B'rith.
She
is
al.vo
a
member
of
committees
of
the
National
Council
of
women
and
the
board
of
Mental
Hygiene
Consultation
Services.
MS
in
Duke
of
Windsor
Heads
Home
I
lialii'th
Mas
InhrriU-d
Keen
Sense
of
Duty
LONDON
CP;
Britain
watching,
the
new
Queen
Elizabeth
as-s'uiv-
more,
and
more
responsibilities
timing
her
father's
illnesses,
has
no
doubt
she
has
inherited
by
MUKIKL
NARRAWAY
I
CHinuilu'i
Prpia
Htnff
Writer
s;
(('p)A
marriage
society
in
North
charges
a
yearly
fee
of
10
guineas
for
would-be
suitors
is
doing
so
well
it
has
v
sheet
on
marriage
problems
.
jjM45,
the
society
-
Here's
hov
to
mix
vVMllill'',
NEW
YORK
Cf
The
Duke
of
Windsor,
who
abdicated
the
British'
throne
and
was
suc-cectV
d
by
King
George
will
sail
tomorrow-
night
to
attend
the
funeral
of
the
late
7,000
enquiries
i
uust
200
marri-
-P.
engagements.
Ins
great
sense
of
duty.
E'izubcth
was
ten
when
she
j
was
told
that
her
uncle.
King
i
Edward
VIII,
had
abdicated
and!
that
her
parents
had
become
King
and
Queen.
j
'
i
She
first
entered
public
life
I
when
fhe
became
12.
She
then
I
;
became
president
of
the
Chil-
j
dien's
League
in
London's
east'
has
gained
erSonalS
ial
ral
em
flnie
it-
I'.iiowlc
vletle
of
the
ENGLISH
most
in
the
Three
Dead
in
jt
would-be
hus-
.
I
K.
F.
Harding
and
Harry
Han-
J-
too
shy
or
too
son
returned
today
from
Van-Is
all
the
aspects
couver
where
they
attended
Coil
which
they
are
operative
meetings.
end.
TAKE
I
Elizabeth
was
16
when
she
per-i
formed
her
first
independent
Crash
Landing
public
duty
full
Inspection
of
it
management
rclurned
to
th
city
fol.
lowing
a
thrcc-weck
holiday
In
,
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle.
bulletin
on
fore'
i
the
famous
Grenadier
Guards
MARCH
AIR
BASE.
California
legiment
of
which
she
was
col-
j
lhree
nun
tlicd
Tuc,-dty
and
'
onel-in-chief.
I
eight
were
hurt
when
a
B-29
i
Sl.j
made
history,
too,
on
the
B
mbe
,
coming
in
for
a
landing.
I
i
king's
birthday
in
June,
1947,
crashed
and
burned
on
Highway
deputizing
for
His
Majesty
who
i
one-hall
mile
short
of
the
run-
.
i
i
a.
f
A
."-
i
ik.
J
problems.
14
Cup
Cdman't
Dry
Mustard
r
2
tables
oont
water
Mix
Rratlually
with
cold
aicr
to
comiMcni
y
liiitk
trtam,
Stirling
wlIL
Lu
I.;t
X
up
u!l
lum.
Ltt
stand
10
minutes
to
develop
full
flavour.
Never
add
fresh
mustard
to
old.
Mix
more
as
needed.
Oilman's
Dry
Mustard
h
just
what
you're
looking
for
to
give
that
much-needed
flavour
fillip
to
to-day's
economy
dishes.
ii
free
to
mem-I
w.
W.
Wright,
former
local
the
.strict
rules
clergjynan
and
now
Progressive
ages
laid
down
Conservative
organizer,
Is
vlsit-
jcathollc
Church.
mg
the
city,
having
arrived
on
THE
DRAPES,
upholstery
fabric
and
rugs
are
all
made
of
Canadian
rayon.
Home
furnishing
fabrics,
as
shown
in
the
above
room,
are
now
a
.ailable
In
a
wide
range
of
finishes
and
patterns.
iivke
on
reading
the
Prince
George
today,
v
tiiiii
ital
problems.
'
i
s
tint
wives
Olof
Hanson
arrived
In
the
city
was
111.
way.
She
is
said
to
have
been
the.
Witnessss
said
the
big
craft
first
woman
heir
to
the
throne
clipPed
a
power
line
as
its
pilot
to
ride
horseback
at
the
annual
tried
to
land
on
tlre
highway,
trooping
of
the
colors.
xhPn
it
hit
with
a
roartng
ex-
Ehzabeth
becomes
Britain
s
u
u
b,
was
fiwt
ruling
queen
since
V
ctor
a
f
mushroom
as
it
died
in
1901
and
the
fifth
n
the
crasn
English
history
since
Mary
in
,
155J
The
air
force
sai.d
the
plane
,
'
was
on
routine
training
with
11
EVERY
INCH
A
0.1
EEN
I
men
aboard.
in-
v"c
vv
b-
"
.
,,.
.
ir
husbands
J
,,,.,!
oijnisoy
REFLECTIONS
Don't
Look
for
Opportunity
i""1-'
tu
"'
"-
i
lule
to
get
more
of
a
pint
pot."
I
Mrs
JamCs
A
Brown
of
Port
j
a
salary,
many
gssincton
and
Prince
Rupert
re-
i
mid
it
hard
to
:
,
uind
,0
the
citv
on
nle
Prince
I
to
the
Elizabeth
II
comes
But
Take
It
When
It
Comes
look
to
financial
George
thls
morning
after
spend-
I
ling
some
time
visiting
in
Van-
AM-LE
j
couver.
ue
society
finds
Rt
Rev
tameg
B
Gibson.
"God
Save
Queen"
Sung
by
Gyros
"God
Save
the
Queen"
was
sung
for
the
first
time
in
Prince
Rupert
today
by
a
local
organization
following
the
death
of
the
King.
The
Gyro
Club
did
so
as
it
closed
its
weekly
luncheon
today.
Charles
P.
Balagno,
who
barely
remembers
"God
Save
the
Queen"
being
last
sung
before
the
death
of
Queen
Victoria
in
1901,
accompanied.
The
club
also
observed
a
standing
.silence
in
tribute
to
the
mcm-mory
of
King
Ui-orge
VI.
throne
every
inch
a
queen.
From
childhood
she
has
been
brought
up
according"
to
strict
tenets
of
British
royalty.
Ever
since
her
father
came
to
the
throne
it
was
evident
that
one
day
she
would
be
queen.
She
COFFEE
TABLES
more
capricious
B1,snop
of
Caledonia,
returned
to
iheir
choice
of
a
the
clty
on
the
prnce
George
cr.
Many
men
this
morning
from
a
two
weeks"
Elderly
Arthritic
Chased
Gold
Through
Northern
B.C.,
Yukon,
Alaska
but
Never
Found
it
By
LARRY
-STANWOOD
A
76-year-old
prospector
who
spent
his
twenty-second
birthday
on
the
summit
of
the
Chilkoot
Pass
in
'8
admits
today
that
gambling
isn't
worth
the
,t
,
pes
and
will
not
lrjp
i0
Vancouver
on
ecclesias-(
said
Mayo
tical
business.
fliuluui.it
and
co-1
has
been
drilled
and
schooled
lor
the
task.
Britain,
for
some
dev-p
psycho-i
logical
reason,
has
reached
its
!
peaks
of
greatness
under
women
!
monarchs.
i
socie-y.
!
Aiinur
BrooKsoanK,
pioneer
'
...n.
ii,
.i
city
resident
and
now
making
his
,
t
f
!1
l-w,,YtA
lit
Iir1rria
arrlvnrl
nn
tt
effort.
don't
come
to
-
-
k.
thev
get
too
'
rmcc
uwrge
mis
muniuig
nuin
lt,A
lltlllll
l-I
rtV
Ifclci
O
Irt
coll
trt-
Take
a
hold
of
opportunity
i
hjut
that."
""
"
-
"""r
"
.u
...
......
r
,,
h,.t
ri.i
-
Tne
fjrst
Elizabeth's
reign
pro-Ihing
:
duced
Shakespeare
Sir
Francis
.off.
else.
But
its
payin
Drake
great
poets,
statesmen
In
lire
last
nine
months
Good-
ram
Brothers
h;s
rolled
up
a
vol-i
al,d
soldiers
Sl.u.J.rm
I
Under
Victoria
the
most
power-lughest
un.e
of
mo.e
than
since
it
was
founded
13
;f"l
empire
in
world
hwtoiy
grew
yea.s
ago
by
William
Goodram.
P'
Ai'.scciated
with
Miss
Goodram
So
many
of
our
customers
ask
for
our
Coffee
Tables,
End
Tables
and
Lamp
Tables
Simple,
good
looking
and
smart
to
suit
any
home,
here
is'
modern
styling
and
beauty
combined
to
give
you
the
utmost
in
value.
t
morrow
night
on
nis
return
lo!"'","
""
--
-
.
five
application'
victoria.
i
not
S
trvul8
10
make
opportun
ely
are
accepted.
,'
!
lty
that's
when
you
lose,"
ad-
v.
1
i
question-:
Oeorge
Vincent,
public
rela-
vises
Dave
Crocker,
1228
Park
$
be
Interviewed
lions
officer
for
Aluminum
Co.
!
Avenue,
lone
survivor
here
of
Sb
a-t.
who
assesses
of
Canada,
was
speaker
at
to-
the
Klondykc
and
Atlin
gold
ij
n'
-
Uluy's
Gyro
Club
luncheon
with
rush.
4
iiiMicult
to
find
Piesident
Marc
Gormcly
In
the
,
Living
the
life
of
a
shut-in
t
i
qualifications
chair.
Oyros
In
good
number
!
wi)ll
nis
Wjfe
Alice
he's
a
near
ill
-r
.
ii
K'
ill
are
an
uncle..
Frederick
Good-)
ram.
who
is
vice-president,
and
secretary
-
treasurer
James
B.
!
Boyle..
The
three
comprise
the
';
f
ue
women,"
s,aid
and
several
guests
were
in
at-
1
paraplegic
due
to
arthritis
the
.Many
women
still
tendance
Gordon
&
Anderson
in
white
armor'
t
man
who
"swore
off
desk
work
more
than
52
years
ago
can
recall
a
host
of
gold-rush
yarns.
!
E.
T.
Applewhaite
MP
left
on
board
ot
directors
with
Mis
Goodram
controlling
the
major-nv
ot
stock.
1
'The
firm
will
tackle
any
kind
of
plumbing
and
heating
job.
Limited
a
,
.mmvn-.
S:
Phone
46
Crocker
was
born
In
the
nor
's
-ue
on
the
louay
s
pianc
iui
m-w
vKu.-t.-
but
with
few
minster
to
meet
the
United'
thern
pait
of
Newfoundland
but
-
vjinen
must
fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
In
the
"hard
nineties"
found
him
:
Union
and
explain
the
proposed
Miss
Goodram
has
the
final
say
in
buyisg
materials,
must
co,;e
wiro
shortages
and
fluctuating
self
slaving
over
a
desk
as
a
bookkeeper
lor
a
San
Francisco
new
fisheries
Lrehty
between
I
ik
prices.
cunacia,
unucc,
G,us
ana
J
-
recall
vividly
thr
pan.
He
expecu
to
return
to
the
nim
t(J
tne
Says
her
uncle:
"She's
a
smart;
girl
and
she
was
well
educated
in
the
business
by
her
father.
:
city
HKlay.
.Yukon.
,
OUTGOING
PRESIDEN
T
New
'Mm)i.4,t
f
UmmU&
yANDITS
SURPRISING
-FtiLBtntMfAif'
iVHEfM
YOU
DRINK
I
w
P..rl..tt.i,.r
T?
n,
m..n
,ninn
flmir
nf
i
Rnhprt
Ui
ummona.
lUIOULU,
Mr.
and
Mr-i
She
is
doing
very
well."
,
i
I
HC
MUfNCT
ItUMVfc-
1
;
POSTUM
V
V
SWITCHING
TO
II
I
.u
t,.i,.A
finnra
t-
r
i
i,
intnthp
ttin-i
fidian
Construction
AssiKia-
ncnll
'-tlav
following
a
three
month's
dow
of
a
neis-hboring
liaber-!
tion,
which
held
its
34th
an-
IWUU
vacation
In
San
Francisco.
They
dashery
He
saw
two
bearded,
nual
convention
In
Toronto,
j-hn
nra
nn.vi,iniit
nro
visltlnor
their
daughter
and
men
dressed
in
vellow
mackin-!
Mr.
Drummond.
pre?
dent
oi
A.
W.
Robertson,
Ltd.,
one
of
On-
tfltupert
Club.
He
on-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
ftws
getting
measured
for
ctress
night
to
succeed
Huber,
for
a
week
on
their
way
.
hhts.
He
also
saw
one
of
them
ho
retired
after
back
to
the
prairies
successful
len-
tai
lo's
biggest
contracting
firms,
started
in
the
industry
at,
12
as
a
waterboy
with
a
Montreal
firm.
He
has
visited
most
of
Canada
as
a
builder
and
head
of
the
National
Association
of
Builders.
iff'
Photo
l
pu!'
"
a.
long
leather
ioke"
from
:
his
panls
pockets
and
pay
the!
ni-M-ehaiit
in
gold
nuggets.
j
A
few
minutes
later,
young
;
Crocker
hail
waylaid
the
two
'grizzled
miners.
They
told
him;
(1
-
the
club
had
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
ANNUAL
GENERAL
MEETING
CIVIC
CENTRE,
8
p.m.
THURSDAY
Election
of
Officers
and
General
Business
EVERBODY
WELCOME
,
K
-Jy
'
f
ar
which
was
reaoers
r"ti"val
from
old
to
where
thev
had
come
irom
mc
ITS.
Canadian
Legion
Women's
,
Klon()vko
had
(,ros.sed
over,
Auxiliary
monthly
meeting
.
fro;n
sia!jWay
to
the
Chilkoot
as
elected
viee-V
B.
Brown
was
wiry-treasurer.
Woman
Snmrl
I38i
S
Thursday.
February
7.
r.is-
.
.
.
down
on
the
first
snip,
(he
Eureka
.
.
.
gold
digging
with
Ladles
and
Gentlemen,
new
ronslsts
of
A.
D.
bar.'
hands.
Several
months
later,
when
oulter,
Edward
samples
have
Just
arrived
for
lickerson,
W.
D.
spring
and
summer
suits.
Tip
bookkeeper's
health
broke
dow
Mitchell
and
Ton
Tailors.
P.
Cravetto.
phone
11
I
j
Blue
418
for
appointment.
(32ci
from
oveiwo-k.
he
remembered,
HAMILTON
(CP)-Mary
Good-this
conversation.
'
,
hrr.n.rVed
and
36.
is
boss
See
The
NEW
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
RANGE
1
The
annual
general
meeting
"I
swore
off
desk
work
for
the
o
,ulion
.
douar
plumbing
of
the
Kaien
Consumers
Co-
rest
of
my
life
and
headed
north.
buslnessDUt
not
particularly
operative
As-sorlatlon
will
be
richi'.s
Fl.l'SIVE
because
she
knows
about
plumb
!
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
Thurs-
u
..
.
,rtrf
.W
'
i
Into
'l
8
P
m'
e:
"I
like
working
with
figures
"
Ut
?ay'
rt;bruary
,
Skagway
with
the
rest
of
1,000
rA
DY
Tire
attend.
,32r)
of
Goodiam
be"
P'ase
,,,nipecl.-rs
on
the
Queen,
largest
says
the
president
t
.
t..i
D..nth(irii
T.iniifH
"And
T
PlllOV
'.-:
-(,
'45
''
The
annual
general
meeting
Co-;
cost
Pak"Pl,0'K"S
wkecked
for
gold
S
compTutton
of
bidding
for
the
Kaien
Coumer.
of
tne
sense
of
satls.
will
be
but
riches
were
elusive.
Association
operative
,
,,,
,h!lt
onmeS
from
doine
a
't'lU'
ttiil
Dnllars
"W
ii
f
i
-aser
Street.
i
F,,.ser
Street
1
home
I
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
Thurs-s
"I
never
did
make
the
Klon-
j1
-rz
QSTUftl
"t
three
children
'
day,
February
7,
at
8
p.m.
Mem-
dyke
the
first
year,
nor
for
lie;6
'
Gooclram
had
15
years'
SWITCH
TO
Pi
.
business
before
r
oui
on
the
street
i
oers
please
ancna.
icr
.years
'rs
iuu-i,
lain,
mm
ana
i
i
wasa.waysiuu
.
into"
n-.-
ovnlninpfl
tnnt
whpn
.
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h
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Button
Control
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Minute
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Thrift
Cooker
and
completely
automatic
oven.
-
f
and
caused
dam
m.
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RTTPKiiT
LIBERAL
I.'
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...
th'iie
took
over
tne
nam
iwoycaib
I
ap.o
on
the
death
of
her
father,
w
lie
i'IU.Vt'U
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i
tuw
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t
ro
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J-w'ane
w
William
Goodram.
FITS!
3
GREAT
MM
i'.pj
f
and
furniture
of
one
room
and
"d
another
in
the
ll
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
.
"r
Street.
Alarm
11
bv
neilllhnre
nt
win
ue
mm
"iv.
..v.
--sidetracked
ana
joinea
a
new
i
,.
ff.
,ht,
8
p.m.
Thursday.
Election
of
of-
stampPue
hPaclPd
lor
Atlln.
J
e'd
eB,
s
"
'
fleers
anu
general
busines.s.
B
t
lhnt
Rnolher
story...
ml
and
Everybody
welcome."
(32C
!
CrjckeP
fllla,ly
landed
at
Daw-
ploS.
of
them
Clubison
in
1901.
He
was
Joined
by
his
Women's
Canadian
pn
meeting,
Wednesday,
February
'
'Continued
on
page
4)
"Sometimes
I
work
in
the
of-
6th
in"the
Common
Lounge
ot;
flee
until
midnight,"
she
said,
the
Civic
Centre
at
8
p.m.
Speak-
0
-.
Alexander
Murray,
Scottish
"And
I
take
work
home
wth
me
rrMr
Vincent.
Aluminum
Co.
nrofessor
of
Oriental
language
'
four
or
five
nights
a
week."
fuurfri
Becker
said
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
ia
the
bed
of
a
nihn
h,i
n,.o.
.,l
(rl)
iwlule
smokinn
In
Phone
210
of
Canada.
Also
showing
of
col-
who
died
In
1813,
started
life
as
Attending
to
business
this
way
testier
Block
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
2.
Postum
tuts
beverage
tosts
as
much
as
2
3
Gel
the
big
8
01.
Bii9
ol
POSTUM
.
.
.
il
makes
up
to
101)
hearty
cups
.
.
.
mtre
than
Iwrro
as
many
cups
as
a
lull
pound
ol
cot
lee
and
yet
it
costs
much
less.
Yes.
pocket
these
real
savings
order
POSTUM
today!
3.
A
delicious
fiuvor!
Tho
wholo
lamily
will
enjoy
POSTUM
S
distinctive,
hearty,
gram-rich
llavor.
Stewart,
B.C.
1.
You
sleep
no
coffein
when
you
drink
POSTUM
While
lots
of
folks
aren't
bothered
by
caffein
in
tea
and
coffee
others
suffer
sleeplessness,
nervousness,
indigestion.
Postum
is
100
cahein-hee
contains
nothing
that
could
possibly
make
you
nervous,
spoil
your
sleep.
ored
film
on
Nechako
dam.
:
u
shepherd
boy.
i
i
mravr
'
woman
awokp
drlothes
ftflnmo
P'ithUicmto
the
next
l":'lSr"'ulns
ablaze.
I
t'liii
(-j"ised
her
three
V
franlicallv
'
"
unri
SHOES
REFLECT
YOUR
TASTE
km
J
fv
.
t
y
1
l,u
vjiil
Wiis
in-
U
"
1
Jin(,'
said
the
wo-r,nii'
ilui
her
hair
inrf
Keep
them
in
tip-top
shape
r
S
(
ft
10
hmiuo
ar-a
PI
I'ui
Mrs,
LotLifi
Mr.
my.
1
mee
was
carried
bill,
nut
nn
IK.
h
INSTANT
POSTUM
NKO-MTE
and
I.KATIIKH
SOl.ES
Kl
BBKlt
I1EK1.S
SIIOK
LACKS
SHOE
POLISH
ARCTIC
SOX
FELT
and
CORK
INSOLES
Seagram
Croum
Royal
Seagrams
V.O.
Seagrams
"83"
Seagram's
King's
Plate
.
Seagrams
Special
Old
100
CAFFE
IN-FREE
I
1
jmes
were
put
out
'
I
1'oscs,
said
Chief
f'Jisidcrablc
smoke
I'i'eady
been
done.
1
J-'t
saw
ule
firej
i
'ildmg
was
doom-
lilof.
-
We
got
there
f
Evidently
It
had
jiur
some
time
be-
..
-1
I
as
turned
in."
froduc
of
Gtifol
Food
1
-ney
saw
"ke
spuuting
from
of
the
two-"urn
house.
mum
1
1
m
nmrimwiira
,
.
,
,
.
.
H
h
by
.(,
the
i
Liquor
.,.,
caniiol
wmiw
Bcaid
01
by
Hie
Government
ot
Bittish
Comnbu
Thit
jdveilisemeiil
is
not
published
01
displayed
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