EUM-
Local
Seaman
Returns
Home
From
British
Navy
Jubilee
tirief;
Residents
of
East
Ninth
Seek
Extension
of
Road
Continued
study
will
be
given
by
the
board
of
I
-r
"r--vrirtu""Mi
rfZ-
'
tLYN
BOLTON
1
t
season
has
really
e
have
had
a
great
visitors,
Including
Florida,
Indiana,
Ot-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
3
Tuesday,
June
29,
1954
CITY
TRANSFER
!"
LOCAL
and
LONG
DISTANCE
"
FURNITURE
MOVING
.
'
'
i
Phone
950
rven
Australia
ana
works
committee
and
the
public
works
department
whether
to
extend
Ninth
Avenue
East
to
Hays
Cove
Circle
or
improve
a
lane
behind
residences
fronting
OS
Eric
O.
Brown
of
HMCS
Chatham
has
returned
home
from
London,
England,
where
he
was
a
member
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
(Reserve)
contingent
taking
part
In
the
Jubilee
of
the
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Seaman
Brown,
who
was
the
youngest
member
of
the
Canadian
contingent,
returned
home
Sunday.
Cmd.
T.
A.
Johnstone,
commanding
officer
of
Chatham,
also
participated
in
the
event
which
saw
representatives
of
Canada
and
other
Commonwealth
countries
and
colonies
form
one
of
21
divisions
which
were
inspected
by
the
Queen
on
the
Horse
Guards
Parade.
Following
the
Inspection,
Her
Majesty
paid
tribute
to
the
traditions
and
record
of
the
naval
reserves.
The
Canadian
contingent
sailed
back
to
Canada
aboard
the
HMCS
Micmac.
Cmdr.
Johnstone
Is
now
in
Montreal
and
Is
expected
to
return
to
Prince
Rupert
in
a
few
days.
on
a
proposed
extension
of
Ninth.
Two
residents
of
the
area,
J.
F.
the
United
States
t;t
11
represented,
a
party
of
Shrlners
and
they
sccm-the
Must-urn.
Most
Ioiin
armed
with
cameras
tures
of
our
totem
puany
are
Interested
Denning
of
1126
and
L.
ColussJ
of
1140
Ninth
Avenue
East
approached
council
last
night
to
ascertain
what
the
outcome
had
been
of
a
committee(
appointed
to
study
the
problem.
tie
guts
ror
nomc.
Mr.
J.
B.
Scott
and
I
'
Mayor
George
Hills
told
the
want
the
entire
area
as
a
playground.
He
added
that
if
a
road
was
put
through,
the
present
lane
would
likely
be
closed.
Mr.
Denning
replied
that
the
reason
he
had
come
before
council
was
that
he
understood,
as
did
the
others
concerned,
that
no
consideration
was
being
given
to
the
extension
of
Ninth
Avenue,
and
that
the
lane
was
going
to
be
finished.
Cost
of
the
two
jobs
was
estimated
by
council
to
be
about
the
same.
Boulton
the
Museum
SPRING-FILLED
MATTRESSES
ti
more
orderly.
It
Is
d
we
are
very
grate-
Buy
top
quality
and
years
of
sleeping
comfort.
Excellent
workman-
delegation
mar,
no
conclusion
had
been
reached
as
yet.
Acting
as
spokesmen
for
the
residents,
Mr.
Denning
said
that
it
was
the
general
feeling
of
householders
that
the
road
should
be
put
through,
so
that
the
houses
would
not
be
facing
the
wiuug
way.
Alderman
Norman
Bellis
pointed
out
that
to
put
a
road
in
front
at
the
present
level
of
Conrad
School
grounds
would
leave
quite
a
bank,
which
would
present
a
problem
for
fuel
deliveries.
Mr.
Denriing
replied
that
this
Three
Rupert
Teachers
Leave
Tomorrow
For
European
Tour
Three
Prince
Rupert
school
teachers
will
leave
by
train
tomorrow
night
on
the
first
lap
of
an
amended
tour
which
will
see
them
visit
the
capitals
of
Europe.
.
Miss
Helen
Langley,
Miss
Edith
Jack
and
Miss
Nancy
Hopkins
are
the
travelling
trio
who
plan
to
spend
almost
a
year
overseas.
They
will
travel
from
here
to
New
York
where
they
will
board
the
crack
luxury
liner
the
"United
States"
for
their
voyage
to
England,
sailing
from
New
York
July
8.
They
plan
visits
to
many
European
points
during
their
stay
overseas.
PERSONALS
CALGARY
Stampede
Queen-Evelyn
Eaglespeaker,
18,
a
full-blooded
Indian
v.ho
Is
known
as
Princess
Wapiti,
has
been
chosen
Queen
of
the
1954
Calgary
Stampede,
July
5-10.
The
young
business-college
student
won
aver
16
other
contestants
and
Is
the
first
Indian
girl
to
win
the
honor.
Her
parents
live
on
the
Blood
Indian
reserve
near
Cardston
in
southern
Alberta.
(CP
Photo)
rntlcmen
who
take
re.st
in
us
to
help
.i
ascd
to
have
a
visit
Td
archacloRist
Dr.
of
his
pupils
week.
He
was
very
isonie
it
our
Indian
tools
io
come
back
and
j
ome
of
our
displays,
fc-norcd
also
to
have
p
Mr.
Charles
Bow-
by
the
8ca,
who
ul
note,
at
one
time
!iicl
,
me
Uuawa
Cllizea.
jay
is
(jetting
under
tf
aie
glad
to
report
g,
receiving
support
p..1
a
good
number
of
jUi
for
the
morning
p.
Long
wearing
mattress
covering.
From
$39-50
up
'
BOX
SPRINGS
From
$39-50
FELT
MATTRESSES
From
$16-75
Visiting
in
Prince
Rupert
Is
Miss
Rita
Brunet
of
Ottawa,
who
has
for
the
past
two
weeks
been
guest
of
her
brother-in-law
and
sister.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Char-
could
be
accommodated
by
steps
DISTRICT
NEWS
to
each
house.
He
added
that
j
bonncau.
.
678
Eighth
Avenue
i
quite
a
lot
of
fill
would
be
need-
East.
Miss
Brunet
expects
to
re-
j
ed,
and
that
the
residents
felt
turn
to
Ottawa
next
week,
that
the
city
was
responsible
for
j
.
,
the
fill.
i
Leaving
last
night
for
her
j
I
WacWUau,
Mayor
Hills
explained
that
in
home
In
Prince
George
was
Mrs.
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
46
une
J-iav$r
WJed
Ciuil
ltcjhh
R.
T.
Martin,
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
spent
the
weekend
here
visiting
various
friends.
Plans
are
well
underway
for
the
Dominion
Day
celebrations
here:
Many
novel
events
are
being
arranged,
including
log-roiling,
bucking
and
climbing
a
spar
tree.
The
committee
is
under
the
chairmanship
of
Robert
Cornwall.
A
Dominion'
Day
Queen
contest
Is
part
of
tne
scheme
and
the
three
candidates
STEWART
At
a
card
party,
held
by
the
Stewart
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
Past
President
J.
J.
McKenna
was
presented
with
a
Past
President's
badge.
Past
President
Sam
Kirkpat-rlck
made
the
presentation.
Crlb-bage
was
played
with
Mrs.
Vera
Lawrence
winning
ladies'
first
and
Mrs.
VI.
Kirkpatrlck
the
consolation.
a
i).
We
wish
to
say
a
ink
you"
to
Ocorglna
t.iu
has
worked
hard
4;cis
for
us
from
l
io
Mr.
Wilson,
prin-fc.ckn
Street
School,
:
his
class
and
spent
idling
the
Museum,
g
ped
swell
the
list
of
previous
years
the
city
had
taken
sand
from
the
Conrad
area,
as
it
was
handy,
and
had
dug
into
the
bank
at
the
north
end
of
the
school.
The
mayor
pointed
out
that
whereas
it
was
the
responsibility
of
the
city
for
taking
the-
sand,
it
was
up
to
the
residents
of
the
area
to
absorb
vhe
costs
for
the
road.
The
mayor
admitted
that
:;.e
cost
ha'l
been
OJAI,
Calif.
W
Actress
June
Haver
and
actor
Fred
MacMur-ray
were
quietly
married
Mon-
MlsS
I
'
"(Klit
uy
a
juugc
in
jLiittui-
are
Miss
Cynthia
Hole,
esque
vjjai
vaney
inn.
They
slipped
away
from
the
Gloria
Lawrence,
and
Miss
Patricia
Morrison.
ring,
;
increased
through
the
city's
us
hanks
also
to
Mrs.
film
capital
for
a
double
civil
ceremony.
ing
the
area
as
a
said
pit.
The
Portland
Canal
Chapter
No.
16
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
shower
for
the
Geddes
family
at
their
home.
About
35
members
were
present
and
many
use-
TCP
hi
for
giving
up
a
list
uso
to
Mrs.
Morrow
8ndian
Legion
and
Alderman
Mike
Krueger
ex
plained
that
Conrad
School
may
red
it
that
organization
f
ul
gifts
were
presented
to
Mrs.
(ifered
to
tag
for
tis.D.
Geddes,
whose
husband
left
The
civil
rites,
churchmen
have
said,
will
deprive
the
actress
of
the
sacraments
of
the
Roman
Catholic
church,
of
which
she
is
a
devout
member.
This
is
because
she
was
wed
previously
in
tne
church
to
musician
Jimmy
Zito
and
the
brief
marriage
enaei-i
in
divorce.
Mac-
1st.
Ketchikan
(152)
Baseball
July
Kupert.
,
s
of
tne
Credit
wo-
the
district
a
week
ago-to
unaer-fast
Club
have
also
!
no
medical
treatment
at
Tran-
vs
tneir
assistance
ana
qullle.
glad
to
have
the
Legion
Anxili.iry
meeting
postponed
until
Thursdoy,
July
8.
(lti
I
Hunter
Smith
and
crew
are
i
Murray
is
a
Presbyterian.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
crving
"hot
dogs,
,
here
within
R
ke
to
the
taggers,
r
lnc
nexl
lwo
lu
tagger
a
membership
For
both
Miss
Haver,
28,
and
MacMurray,
45,
the
marriage
culminated
a
romance
each
had
entered
after
heartbreak.
The
actor's
wife
of
17
years,
Lillian,
e-powers
mm
and
a
first
prize
tne
season
s
operations
on
we
Silver
Tip
Mme.
Leaving
by
car
for
Vancouver,
morning
of
July
1st.
Room
for
2
passengers.
Share
car
expense.
Call
at
618
3rd
Ave.
West.
(It)
Richard
Scphton,
District
Agent,
Mutual
Life
of
Canada,
is
here
on
one
of
his
regular
visits.
For
Life
Insurance
Counsel,
phone
436.
(153)
ATTENTION
HOUSEHOLDERS
Comfort
and
Service
'
died
a
year
ago.
.
Miss
Haver
became
engaged
to
j
Dr.
Du7.ik,
a
-Beverlyi
Hills
den-
Ust,
all
r
her
divorce
from
.Zito,
i
but
in
1919
Dr.
Duzik
died.
friends
said
grief
over
his
death
For
reservations
write
bi
I
call
City
or
Depot
Office
j
Canadian
JewApaperwoman
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
:AL
M
Qulda
Mac-
hair,
very
few
oi
tne
gins
i
m-
our
me
There
will
be
no
milk
deliv-'cry
on
July
1.
Order
your
extra
milk
Wednesday
from
your
driver.
Northland
Dairy
Lid.
(ltl
was
one
of
the
reasons
she
enter-
j
ed
a
convent
early
last-year
tok
study
to
become
a
nun.
After
seven
months
she
left
the
con-'
vent
and
returned
to
Hollywood.
,
anndtan
girl
who
terviewed
really
knew
now
to
c
Evening
Standard
j
handle
make-up.
All
too
often
Ls
convinced
there
arc
i
they
were
heavily
maac
up
irom
Kins
in
me
icicpnonc
ilmn
In
any
olhcd
u
business.
forehead
to
chin
and
then
forgot
their
necks."
APT
TO
OVEKDRKSS
Miss
MacLcllan,
herself
a
tall,
slim
brunette
who
dresses
smartly,
snld
London
girls
have
a
tendency
to
overdress.'
I.cllan,
whose
home
fas
In
Moncton,
N.3.,
Viewed
here
while
tlioliday
in
Canada.
mii
about
pretty
girls
pillowed
a
survey
she
rr
newspaper,
which
I
was
was
always
always
encouraging!
them
to
peer
off
layers'
of'
loose
T
JactrrtS,
extra.-
jswenters,
little!
scarves
and
surplus
bronthcsr'V-r-
"British
women
think
Cana-
John
Baker
White,
bt3
ntore,
made
fl
mt
his
business
hod
of
pretty
girls.
Sl'KVEY
'
Lcllan
Interviewed'
TCPJ
a
Shell-discovered
additive
blended
into
Shell
Premium
Gasoline,
sets
free
the
captive
power
formerly
locked
in
by
lead
and
carbon
deposits.
It's
the
greatest
gasoline
development
in
31
years.
Acts
o
fast
it
repowers
your
engine
before
you've
finished
your
second
tankful.
,
dlan
women
arc
softies,"
she
said.
"They
picture
you
eating
entirely
out
of
cans,
letting
your
bands
do
the
dishes
and
pener-
llntnn
a
nil
uh.
hll
I
f
r.-l
IVIQI.
Of
dispUvtd
by
the
Liquor
ontrol
Botrd
or
by
th
Govtrnmtr
ol
British
ColumbU
c(
girls
working
in
Hlljr
(S
mo-i-mv.
v
......
ence..
I'd
Uko
to
glvt
jicni
a
hone
exchanges,
the
and
private
business.
truer
Dlcture
of
youi
t'.e
over
j
Try
Daily
News
Classified
she
Is
26
herself,
she
j
here."
limit
for
the
survey
tir
that
the
lines
begin
j
"clally
in
press
plio-
iid.
I
ffi'ling
iii
favor
of
the
AS
SIMPLE
PHONE
CALL
r
iris.
Miss
MacLcllan
f-..
'6
'W
'
Phone
(JO
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation
lint
in
John
Baker
'ie
"there
were
quite
f
slightly
above
nv-girls,
but
the
Brit-Iwlc
ore
not
a
benu-nd
the
average
Isn't
Lindsay's
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LTD.
the
average
British
By
improving
the
appearance
of
your
home,
a
garden
increases
(he
value
of
your
property.
You
will
enjoy,
too,
llie
good
impression
it
creates.
idea
of
'jood
groom
-but
T
sonii
realized
It's
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP,!
the
greatest
gasoline
development
sine
-the
discovery
of
tetraethyl
lead,
TCP
.
additive
actually
repowers
your
engint
by
changing
the
character
of
the
engine
-deposits.
In
the
combustion
chamber
it
"fireprooft"
them
so
they
cannot
glow
and
cause
pre-ignition.
And,
because
it
makes
the
deposits
nonconductors
of
electricity,
spark
plugs
no
longer
short-circuit
they
fire
on
time.
Power
workt
tor
you
not
aa'nsf
you.
By
the
time
you
have
finished
your
second
tankful,
you'll
be
getting
up
tu
15
more
power.
But
remember
be-
cause
these
deposits
are
constantly
building
up,
continued
use
of
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP
is
essential
to
retain
its
full
benefits.
,
Shell
Premium
Gasoline
with
TCP
is
available
only
at
Shell
dealers.
.(
Shell'!
Trademark
for
thil
uniqu
laioline
addtttv
developed
by
Shell
Reaearek.
Patent
applttd
lor.
i
-
:
I
had
a
neat
back
to
lliere'was
something
Did
you
know
that
up
to
15
of
your
engine's
power
is
actually
trapped
.
.
.
that
you
are
paying
for
power
you
aren't
getting?
Th
re
a
on
it
this:
Every
gasoline
old
today
contains
deposit-forming
compounds.
And,
as
gasoline
is
burned,
lead
and
carbon
deposits
form
on
the
walls
of
the
combustion
chamber
and
on
the
tips
of
the
spark
plugs.
In
the
combustion
chamber
these
deposits
become
red
hot,
especially
when
you
are
accelerating,
and
set
off
the
gasolin-air
mixture
before
the
piston
reaches
its
.
proper
firing
position.
Power
works
against
you,
not
for
you.
This
condition
is
called
pr-iinition
and
it
not
only
wasles
power
and
fuel
it
is
also
responsible
for
a
most
severe
kind
of
knock
engineers
call
it
"wild
ping."
These
deposits
also
cause
power
loss
by
Short-circuiting
spark
plugs,
causing
them
to
misfire
when
you
need
power
most.
Now,
however,
there
is
a
way
to
release
the
imprisoned
power
in
your
ngine
and
quickly!
V"
her
face.
And
If
her
tty
she
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