Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
May
31,
lt54
Greenville
Band
Concert
Enjoyed
by
Large
Crovd
Museum
Briefs
By
jocixyn
noiroN
A.
.
J
I
plause
from
the
appreciative
.
1
rowd
as
it
swung
through
a
var-1
led
program
of
marches,
over-j
vuies,
waiues
and
novelty
numbers.
The
program
included:
"The!
tpiclnl
to
Tlip
Dully
Nc-s
KINCOUTH
Close
to
300
local
resldenis
anil
,vlsitoia
.vom
oilier
Skeena
villages
enjoyed
a
banrl
concert,
stagd
here
May
24
by
the
popular
Greenville
Concert
Band.
The
50-plece
band,
conducted
w
Fred
McKay,
won
warm
ap-
This
has
been
another
busy
our
country
:ml
(old
us
she
did
week
for
your
Museum.
Thanks
not
know
anyone
wh
n
she
came,
to
Mr.
J.
B.
Scott
of
the
Forestry
now
h
is
a
host
of
friends.
Shs
Department,
we
are
to
have
a
'felt
the
Rupert
people
were
so
Very
attractive
Forestry
display,
kind
and
hospitable.
It
was
also
Mr.
Scott
is
arranging
other
nice
to
hear,
exhibits
for
us
and
we
are
most,
Also
she
WJS
happv
to
Inform
grateful.
It
gives
the
upstairs
me
tnat
since
DOinR
in
01lr
clly
of
the
Museum
a
new
look.
Also
bne
nad
not
heard
mention
of
others
have
been
kind
and
r
lhc
a,.ollUC
iJ(lilio.
She
felt
the
t
thouRhful
and
we
have
promises
',
ueonle
had
too
rvich
to
do
and
of
more
exhibits
to
come.
Don't
Panic
Over
Rashes
Says
Doctor
Royal
Salute"
(march
J.
Old
Hume;
"Raymond"
(The
Queen's
Secret)
(overture)
Ambrose
Thomas;
."My
Congratulations"
(march)
H.
L.
Biankenberi;;
"Old
Timers"
(waltz)
M.
L.
Lake;
"The
Thunderer"
(march)
John
P.
Sousa;
"Time
Out
f.n
a
Jain
.Session"
(novelty)
James
E.
Handelon;
"Stradella"
(overture)
F.
V.
Flotow;
"Good
Lurk"
(Bonne
Chance)
(marciii
W.
Velth;
"The
Iron
Count"
(overture)
K.
L.
King;
"Albion
'
(Grand
Fantasia)
(Scotch,
Irish
and
English
airs)
Baetea.
oe
armchair
other
intr.rc.-'
inesieam.sinp
companies
nave
strate;;ists.
i;
ls
n.f
to
have
a
been
most
co-operative
with
the
.
.
,
.
.
-
.
boo!:t"r
lor
0l"
t0'
n'
l'ooplu
Tourist
Bureau
(with
offices
in
the
Museum).
Also
a
meet;r-
ofTand
attitude.
There's
no
need
to
nanic
when
the
executive
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
wm
held
".n
th?
new!
r
Uonv
Nw
Cjossif.eo
me
emmren
get
a
rash,
says
Orcville
Park,
M.D.,
in
a
recent
Issue
of
"Family
Doctor,"
pub-
"
I
office
this
week.
You
cant
qo
m
We
have
hd
hit-i-stint;
visitors
this
week.
Atxmt
50
tonrif.;.--off
the
C.P.R.
boat
visited
ih'
museum
May
24.
All
s-cmed
Im
Jn
!
i
-.
.
-
.'
.
.
I
I
fit
-
May
Payments
Aii.niiT
iiahed
by
the
British
Medical
Association.
"It
is
a
fact,"
says
Dr.
Park,
"that
children
can
have
flat
feet.,
short
sight,
curvature
of
the
Spine
or
septic
tonsils
and
their
parents
will
remain
blissfully
pressed
with
our
exhibits.
They
HLL
uui
Set
New
Record!
were
from
Denver,
Col,
Kmsv.
City,
Mo.,
Los
Angeles,
Cilif.
Inglewood,
Calif.,
Iowa,
Ott.iwi.
happy
and
unaware
of
trouble.
VICTORIA
With
a
total
of
r
IF
you
feel
But
a
rash
always
seems
to
scare
,
$5,690,349,
Federal
welfare
pay-them.
ments
in
British
Columbia
dur-
'All
111
Ogdcn,
Utah.
RiwIiM,
Wv
...
j
.Comoton.
Celif..
Berkeley
Calil
.
Moricetown
B.C.,
Long
Beich.
i
Calif.,
East
Orange,
N.J.,
Sett'
"Aim
PHolo
by
Van
Mot
Htudlu
Dl'E
HOME
SOON
from
a
honeymoon
in
the
south
are
Miller
Bay
New
Canadians,
Mr.
and
Mrs
Egon
Weik,
whose
marriage
took
place
here
May
14
in
Bethel
German
Baptist
Church.
The
bride,
Ingrid,
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gerhard
Patzold,
1041
Eleventh
Avenue
East,
and
the
groom
is
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Weik,
Schwaigern,
Germany.
The
couple
will
make
their
home
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
where
both
are
employed.
ing
May
set
an
all-time
record,
according
to
W.
R.
Bone,
regional
director,
Department
of
National
Health
and
Welfare.
Of
this
amount
$3,458,260
was
paid
to
85,980
Old
Age
Security
pensioners
and
$2,232,089
was
in
"There
are
only
two
Infections
diseases
in
which
the
rash
is
the
first
thing
to
be
noticed.
These
are
chicken
pox
and
German
measles.
It
is
very
very
rare
for
either
of
these
diseases
to
be
serious
In
a
child."
As
for
measles
and
scarlet
a
aWaaaal
.
......
...
the
form
of
Family
Allowances.
Pnoto
by
Van
Mter
Htudlu.
IK
iiiniK
IN
CAI.GAHY
are
Lieut,
and
Mrs.
Brian
Inc
y.nv
at
a
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
ceremony.
V
..V
..,
e
it!'
The
latter
was
paid
on
behalf
ThcM
days
most
people
wrk
under
preiture.
warry
more,
ftleep
leu.
Thu
strkia
M
tody
etMl
brain
make
phytkal
fttneaa
easier
ta
loae
iiarder
la
regain.
Today's
tente
liring,
lowered
resialance,
rerwork,
worry
any
of
these
aaay
affect
normal
kidney
action.
When
kidneys
get
out
of
order,
excess
acids
and
wastes
remain
in
th
system.
Then
backache
disturbed
rest,
that
"tired-out"
heary-headed
feeling
often
follow.
That's
tha
time
to
lake
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills.
Dsdd's
stimulate
the
kidneys
to
normal
action.
Then
you
feel
better
sleep
better
work
better.
Ask
for
Dodd's
Kidney
Fills
al
nr
dnia
muntar.
Wash.,
Philadelphia,
Pa.,
Winnipeg,
Man.,
Victoria.
B.C..
Burns
Lake,
B.C.,
Ketchikan,
Alaska.
.lB.sper
Aha..
Ban
Diceo.
Cal
L.
Tacoma,
Wash.,
Edmonton.
A!t.
Also
there
were
a
great
number
of
local
peopi'
.
which
is
very
encouraging.
Mr.
John
Currie
paid
us
a
visit
and
told
as
he
had
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
46
yenrs
and
had
never
bcrn
in
the
Museum,
but
he
remembers
Sir
Wilfred
Laur-icr
making
a
speech
from
the
'
-J"
,'"-"
of
368,472
children
in
181,650
ra.sn
fiuuut-uiy
seen
witnouui
fumilies.
9
s
;;
in;n
u
in
waigmj
wnn
ine
i.anaaian
Army,
is
warning
in
an
otherwise
healthy
;r.
W.
F
Munro
of
VVinnipri;.
The
bride,
Olga,
Is
Mail
Order
Liquor
System
In
Kitimat
Assailed
by
MLA
During
the
month
481
families
child.
The
mctuslcs
child
has
al
(Mrv
Mawt
Suther
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
late
in
receipt
of
Family
Allowances
ready
had
a
cold,
a
cough,
blootl-
lh
'
couple
honeymooned
in
the
south
en
route
shot
eyes
and
a
temperature
for:le't
British
Columbia
for
other
several
davs
And
she
usually
'
Parts
of
the
Dominion,
while
363
"Hotel
builders
and
cafe
men
are
reluctant
to
build
In
Kili-niat
now,
because
they
are
not
Museum
steps
in
the
old
days.
We
enjoyed
hi3
vls.t
and
hope
lecls
better
when
the
rash
does
families
came
to
this
province,
come.
The
child
with
scarlet
One
hundred
and
seven
pc
nsion-fever
has
a
sore
throat
and
ar5
ieft
British
Columbia,
while
Special
to
Tlie
Dully
News
KITIMAT
Lack
of
a
liquor
store
In
Kitimat
is
"providing
fertilizer
for
what
is
already
a
breeding
ground
for
boo'l-Rgers,"
VJLj
'
cble
to
apply
for
liquor
licences."
j
he
comes
again
93
entered.
He
said
he
couldn't
under-1
Mr.
Srnour
of
Senttle
was
an
said
Frank
Howard,
MLA
for
lll(l(
0
Uj
Skeena
in
an
address
Ivrc
yes-
stand
wny
tne
alea
njd
not
br'en
i
interested
visitor.
He
is
head
of
terdav
(designated
a
-
licencing
7ono.
;
the
Alaska
Tourist
Burcni
and
Vr
'
i
A
....
I
!
Prospective
businessmen
in
Kiti
7
VA
lime
-J-
V
7
temperature
as
wen
as
tne
biusn-red
ra-li
on
Uie
trunk."
Quite
often
these
rashes
which
appear
suddenly
come
from
nothing
more
serious
than
nettles
or
flea-bites.
Dr.
Park
says.
Occasionally
a
clean
child
may
catch
scabies
from
one
who
U
not
so
clean.
All
these
rashes
arc
Blasting
the
Liquor
Control
was
h"adin!i
for
his
office
In
Ketchikan.
wh"re
Miss
Cue
operates
the
bureau.
j
mat
should
be
given
equal
trcat-i
ment
with
what
they
would
re-
Village
Fears
Shark
''Devil"
CUTTACK,
India
(Reuters)
Piinrri
for
its
failure
to
provide
an
outlet
in
the
community,
Mr.
Howard
said,
"I
know
of
no
other
municipality
in
B.C
where
people
have
to
buy
liquor
by
mail
reive
elsewhere
in
British
Colum:
;
Mrs
j0Sephs
0f
Victoria
wt
ma-
i
a
charming
guest
and
although
"In
order
to
develop
this
com-!
she
was
In
oui
cily
for
a
sad
oc-
'
'
'
TV
N.s
?:
;ir.i
inn.--,
ol-rv.av
!:itp
foe
'.i
"ii
fun
.i;er
Days
:iji
;I
L.ibor
Day.
very
easily
and
quickly
cured
'A
rash
that
appears
out
of
A
man-eating
"sea-tiger"
shark
order.
Almost
4.000
prople
are
i
munuy,
as
iasi
as
is
numiniy
;
casion,
ine
tunerai
oi
nrr
son.
forced
to
pay
up
to
25
per
cent
'
"""sible,
we
must
have
proper
!she
had
time
to
visit
us,
admire
the
blue
with
no
other
symptoms;
ls
terrorizing
a
tiny
village
near
is
very
unlikely
to
be
due
to
here
on
the
muddy
Baitarani
anything
serious.
If
the
chil:
!
river.
The
shark
has
already
at-
ai
the
u
:lux;t
the!
(
DiiVPi
;e
on
!
more
than
people
in
other
com-
,
"ou-18
ana
resiauiams.
,'
.InrilK
tVta
nrnifi
,1
ra'
c
nhn,
llnonr
munities
lor
tne
same
type
.ui
i
j"
""-
i"-"
seems
well,
lust
nut
him
to
bed:
tacked
a
man
and
his
son.
Now
we
laws
oeiiig
wiiai
tuey
aie
COME
as
usual,
and
Its
an
even
chancel
mothers
in
ine
village
reiuse
u
i
,
i
won't
get
those
hotels
and
rest-
11
urill
n,i
K
nu-rnlnn
1
9
i
1M.
thftir
oViilHrpn
nlnv
npnr
t.hp
'
Wnfr-i-rfnit
In
Lhr-
unnlini'
rr
I
,;
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uc
i
v....
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j
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tt
v-.
r-
-
auranus
until
liquor
licences
an
AND
the
thing
persists,
ask
your
doc
river
banks.
They
fear
the
shark
(
liquor
licences,
Mr.
Howard
said
I
g,ante(i
:hi'
tr.xl
1
1
ii
uin
i
ga)a
:.
il'.i
a.,
crowds
oi
f
:
ii
m
throughout
BC.
j
V.ilirv
Coimmm-i'';,i:iu!i
i:
drawing
:
tit
ur's
rodeo.
W.'rr
and.
better
I
tor
to
have
a
look."
is
a
"devil"
which
will
gobble
up
:
mai
ine
Doura
snoum.
wnnuuv.
Mr.
Howard
spoke
in
Kitimat
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
north-
establish
KiUmut
as
a
anyone
else
venturing
Into
the
1
delay.
Heating
Must
Be
Planned
Efficiently
river,
licencing
area.
t
V
-
,
it-
-
,
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;
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ii
.
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gfe.
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m
i
U.S.
To
Copy
Flying
Saucer
k
i
I
nes
iNeea
Workers
NEW
YORK
(
Time
magazine
says
the
United
States
Air
j
Force-
is
interested
In
a
Cana-
i
dian
"flying
saucer"
and
hopes
j
within
three
years
to
have
a
pro-
totype
that
can
take
off
straight
i
TEST
OUR
1954
STUDEBAKER
STATION
WAGONS
For
a
good
economical
car
try
our
A-.10
AUSTIN.
A
complete
car
with
a
low
price
of
only
$1495,
that
includes
foam
rubber
seats,
leather
upholstery,
directional
signals
and
beater-defroster
unit.
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
Outstanding
Safety
Award
Won
by
Local
Swift
Branch
Finl
iyces
of
Swift's
Prince
Rupert
saks
unit
have
been
honored
with
an
Award
of
Merit
certificate
for
outstanding
safety
performance
during
the
past
year,
granted
by
company
President
A.
E.
Millard.
The
local
staff
has
a
record
of
no
lost
time
accidents
during
the
years
1950
to
1953.
Commenting
on
the
award.
Manager
L.
C.
Chambers
praised
employees
for
the
successful
safety
program,
saying
that
the
effectiveness
of
the
program
was
due
to
the
safety-minded
attitude
of
employees.
I
Women
,...'
.-
.
J
';
western
B.C.,
during
which
he
Is
j
reporting
on.
activities
at
the
i
past
legislative
session
and
dis-I
cursing
local
problems
in
the
'
various
centres.
!
PERSONALS
j
Miss
Inez
Amadio
and
her
!
uncle,
Mr.
Louis
Amadio,
732
Sixth
Avenue
West
have
return-
ed
from
a
week
in
Terrace,
j
'
Miss
Amadio
stopped
at
Terrace
en
route
home
from
Sioux
Look-I
out,
Ontario,
where
she
visited
;
her
brother.
Rev.
Fr
Louis
Ama-
dio,
parish
priest
in
the
Ontario
i
centre,
formerly
of
Prince
Ru-I
pert.
I
.
j
Mrs.
Collen
Carrell
and
sons
t
John
and
Byron
of
Mission
City,
I
are
spending
a
three-week
visit
An
elx..i'y
planned
heal-
'
IMS
system
pays
for
Itself
in
a
few
years
through
greater
comfort
that
pro-moles
better
health
for
the
family.
Phone
174
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LIMITED
259
Third
Ave.
W.
up,
hover
in
mid-air
and
ny
at
nearly
2.000
miles
cn
hour
The
magazine,
In
us
Canaoian
section"!
says
a
mock-up,
non-woiking
model,
of
a
flying
saucer
has
been
built
under
top-
i
-
Mure
workers
r
rhim
h
activities,
:
nial
mi-etmg
of
the
i
urrt
of
the
Woman's
icty
of
the
United
.
s'ia
was
told
here.
Awial
address
of!
Oiiliiim.
said
many
w
and
uhroiid
are
;
Mt'.unal
workers
are
..s
ot
Canada
not
Tin
ni's,
as
well
as
in
)
work
and
in
'
hflp
the
lonely
and
!
secret
conditions
at
the
A.
V.
Roe
I
aircraft
plant
near
Toronto,
the
I
design
of
John
C.
M.
Frost,
35-
year-old
Briton.
!
Frost,
who
lives
in
Toronto
"LOOK!
I'M
CLEAN!"
It's
bustles
and
bows
these
days
for
the
tottering
tots.
Here's
one
baby
who's
not
too
big
for
her
britches
because
fancy
prints
are
the
fashion
find
of
the
year
for
the
youngest
set.
The
nylon
Haucll
Panties
are
plastic
lined.
Th"s
Week-
The
Prince
Rupert
Lode
No.
63,
IOOF,
wilt
meet
Tuesday
night
in
Valhalla
Hall,
at
8
.
P.m.
I
at
the
home
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way,
4
m
s
f
m
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428
Fifth
Avenue
West.
I
with
his
wife
and
son,
helped
de-
j
sign
wartime
gliders
and
British
!
Jet
aircraft,
the
Time
story
says.
j
later
he
worked
on
Canada's
I
first
home-built
Jet
fighter,
i
Walter
D.
Longwill
arrived
yesterday
by
plane
from
Lis
Angeles.
Calif.,
to
spend
the
summer
at
his
home
here.
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m
Korea,
Africa,
!
!i.
residents
are
1
a
hotter
life
but
are
"
to
w.
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mater-
1
to
Clii
is)
iauity.
A
mri'tinc
of
Hie
Jnh's
Daughters
will
be
held
i'rlday
at
8
p.m.,
with
initiation.
Silver
March
an-1
?nv.y.
Avro's
CF-100,
and
"meanwhile,
j
in
a
top-secret
screebed
area
at
j
Avro's
Malton
plnnt
he
designed
i
frying
saucers
at
least
one
40-
i
foot
mock-up
with
a
flattened
j
end
spindly
.nclcrcarrir
'
:
"
I
"This
model,
quickly
nlcknnni-ed
the
'praying
mantis,'
was
designed
to
take
off
at
a
40-degrce
FOR
THAT
-
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
,
COMPANY
t
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an"ie
after
a
short
run.
"But
Frost
wanted
a
vertical
i
trk;-eff
whi"h
is
nulte
a
trick.
!
.
.
.
Frost
finnllv
found
what
he
j
thlrke
is
n
solution
In
on
aero-j
rivnnmle
nHn"t"le
known
as
the
'Connda
effect'."
1
The
mpfrazinc
says
the
Coonda
,
ff""-.
rtnnvd
for
Romanian
Inventor
.Henri
Connda.
involves
i
the
prlnclnle
he
discovered
that
I
M-"lnr;
one
side
of
a
norale
will
ricHect
a
Jet
blast
to
follow
the
I
curved
side.
"Baaaaaaw
I
-
:
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MM
DRYER
$329.95
WASHER
....
$419.95
New
Low
Terms
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
.
Phone
46
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I
Trail
Man
Uaycee
Head
j
PENTTCTON,
B
C.
(CP)
A
Tnll
man
Flp
Filtnclli.
was
elected
j
president
of
the
B.C.
and
Yu-I
kon
region
of
the
Junior
chmibcr
I
of
commerce
at
the
wind
up
of
NI'AVKST
THING
In
London
and
Paris
hair
fashions
is
a
stylishly
careless
coiffure
presenting
a
youthful
and
chic
look.
For
the
sophisticate
there
is
this
sea-dream
style
by
Steinerof
Mayfair,
decorated
by
a
crab-style
cap
of
satin,
gold
beads
and
pearls
for
cvenlnR
wear.
The
hair
is
cut
close
to
the
head
and
styl"d
In
a
claw
fringe.
It
twirls
back
from
Hie
temples
m
claw
g
urls
that
give
a
cap-shaped,
sea-shell
effect.
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Photo)
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mnm
cook
.!IWi:l.i:ks
PROUDLY
ANNOUNCE
THEIR
APPOINTMENT
AS
Official
Healers
for
OMtiA
WATCHES
Officiol
Timepiece
British
Empire
Games
.
.
AS
SIMPLE
A
PHONE
CALL
their
convention
Saturday
in
Penile
ton.
It
was
decided
that
the
1!)55
convention
will
be
held
in
Victoria.
Bill
EUers
of
he
North
Vancouver
unit
became
a
two-way
winner
when
he
on
the
championship
In
the
Jaycce
western
oratorical
fina.i.
He
also
won
the
B.C.
and
Yukon
championship
during
the
regional
finals
Thursday.
Phone
(0
Across
the
Town
or
the
Nation
li'fXNET
TIME
in
London's
Mayfair
hat
salons
a
"t
women
with
money
to
burn
arc
purchasing
frothy
."
of
die
llrw
smallcr
lln(s
are
styled
to
tip
to
one
forehead
in
the
manner
of
this
smart
bonier.
In
stripes
the
boater
has
an
impudent
similarity
'
peculiar
to
Muurice
Chevalier.
This
shape
comes
iU'ii:,is
und
co,ors
and
(s
wom
wlth
matci,lng
bow
'"''
'"ilor
collar
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Photo1
Uruguay,
with
hills
around
2.0C9
feet,
is
sometimes
called
"the
Switzerland
of
South
Local
and
Long
Distance
Moving