i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
29,
1952
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Here
Growing
a
BIG
CARRIER
The
n?w
36,000-ton
British
aircraft
carrer
Eagle
is
the
first
ship
constructed
to
launch
latest
naval
jet
aircraft.
eft
on
this
af-
Terrace
Bus
Run
Resumes
With
collections
r.nntlmiinp
1
Duncan
MeRije
term.
on
'g
plane
lor
a
vck
s
the
1952
Connuer
Panwr
ram-
I
EDITOR
L
liislilroob,
JiiUj3f
Oil
;
busiivss
trip
to
Vancouver.
in
Prince
paIgn
Rupert
has
now
1
Ernest
Lewis,
old-time
resid-'
reached
$1116
towards
Us
ol-'ent
of
Stewart
arrived
In
the
j--ctive
of
$2000.
it
Is
announced,
city
yesterday
for
medical
treat-
Canvassers
are
now
making
a
!
merit
at
Prince
Rupert
General
flnal
effort
to
bcinS
the
drive
(Hospital.
ito
an
earlv
conclusion
by
reach-
!
ing
of
the
objective.
G.
P.
Lyons,
who
was
a
dele-
Following
are
among
the
sub-jgate
to
the
British
Columbia
scriptions
acknowledged:
NEW
PRICES
I
Bus
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
suspended
since
the
middle
of
December,
will
be
resumed
this
Thursday
!
by
Watson
Island
Stages.
Road
!
hazard
no
longer
exists
between
I
r
no
her,
Lou
Jin
of
tin
a
'4-'
-
'
-.(."-'H
-
'
on
here
and
Terrace.
1
U
J.
OfOfJoJ
oiiicin,
General
Electric
'APPLIANCES
i
Liberal
convention
m
vancou-
Jttc
McNuity
-
ver
last
week,
returned
to
the
?r;
v'rs
Haapal.
1
..
,
'
.
.
D
&
S
Grocery
i
city
by
air
yesterday
afternoon.
Mr
j.
m.
tsmiin
!
,
,
Mri.
K.
stone
Mrs.
Fred
Ko;;m
and
daugh-;
Mrs
j.
Munro
'.
.
.
t;r,
Colleen,
leturnecl
to
the
city
D
Johnston
Ltd
im
h
PHr,...K
I
,t,,rH,'
.
Johnston
I
KiHibHi'
is
a
cousin
of
Mis."
B.
K.
Eyolfson
.
ituprrt.
She
s
the
daughter
of
Dr.
Ernest
Tmoiito
chiropractor,
and
the
niece
of
to
vtiicralilt'
Canon
W.
F.
Kushbrook
at
Prince
J
She
was
(oniinjf
to
l'rince
Kuprrt
last
year
finun
ItnslilrMik
passed
away
but
was
canght
f
'-
i
i
-l-
Mr
r
f-
.
S;
'
1
j
p
-'
'
'
'
:t!
g(
u
I
)r;l
1
ll
I
Tf
ill
r
I
"
"
'
;M
'ill
l
j
visit
in
Van-
,
after
a
two
weeks'
;
couver.
John
H
ltau
li
.
IW:iHi
Bros.
MOSLEM
PERCENTAGE
KARACHI
(P
Latest
reports
of
the
1951
census
show
the
number
of
Moslems
in
Pakistan
is
64,959.000,
or
nearly
86
percent
of
the
total
population
of
75.-636,000.
The
total
of
.Hindus
in
Pakistan
was
placed
at
9,770.000.
with
the
remainder
divided
between
Christians,
Buddhists
and
Parsees.
!
PfUlpott
EUtt
&
Co,.
Norton
Youngs
relumed
to
t-"1"-1
view
Hotel
av
strihe
aim
micu
m
fcti
mic.
n.
a.
xvetfcon
-Audrey
Rushbrook
i.s
P
R
STON.
Ont.
(CP)
ting
&
Plumbing
....
the
city
011
yesterday-afternoon's
plane
from
Vancouver
where
he
went
to
attend
thy
British
Co-
Ro.ss
Bros
i-tctisinu'
woman
engineer
in
Kingston
10
s
s
i
5
2
10
10
1
1
2
10
JL
1
2
3
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5
S
b
-2
2
2
i
5
'
-si
2
1
6
!
6
'
10
;
5
!
IT
r-
:'i
li
t
r.
7.
r
1
,.
r
e
..1:1
lumma
Liberal
convention.
unc
or
v.,aiiaua
t
jew
woman
euiturs
Teddy
Ryan
o!
Metiakatia
has
h.r
-and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Priest
Hayview
HoU-1
k
r.
and
Mrs
W.
Garton
.
McLean
Ac
Kuudernam
James
Moran
P,
Cameron
E'
M.
Barber
.
.
Marie
Hill
F90
Seom
Iron
24.95
F80
Feahcr
Veicjht
Iron
14
50
K42
Kcttb
14.50
T22
Toaster
2
slice
14.50
JL
'asked
the
Daily
News
to
explain!
tthat
he
was
not
the
Teddy
Ryan;
!
who
wa's
involved
last
week
in
a
'
PORCH
AND
WINDOW
BOXES
BECOMING
TO
NEW
HOME
les'uliiiff
Popular
Concert
YOUNG
CANADIAN
ARTISTS
City
police
court
pio.vecution
j
rj,n
Forward.
which
resulted
in
a
dismissal.
a
Friend
.
.
.
.
Sylvester
Central
Rooms
H.
G.
Perry
and
J.
F.
Ma;:or"-
E.
R.
Foster
l,h
magazines.
Lr
when
she
isn't
I
job.
she
probably
1
indulRing
in
her
k,bii;yi'"8
anrl
:ook
is
editor
of
I
Bulletin
of
Aluin-Limited,"
srienlific
abstract
inn
Courtesy
Sir
Ernest
McMillan
Fur
many
city
dwellers
a
window
box
oMers'their
only
opportunity
for
gadenmK.
It
can
give
much
pleasure
to
the
owner,
and
add
an
attractive
execration
to
the
hou;;e.
To
the
greatest
(are
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
Z
.
Mcl??
btanley
,
Fiince
George
tomorrow
morn-
Kir
,lri
Hi,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Fine
Arts
Club
CIVIC
CENTRE
sides
of
the
house,
enjoying
a;
few
hours
of
sun.
impatiens,
j
clarkia,
begonias,
fuschia,
lan-tana,
pansies,
dwarf
celosia,
and
torenia
will
do.
Geraniums
w-ill
bloom
well
with
as
much
as
six
hours
sun
a
day.
For
vines,
use
vinca,
and
the
various
ivies.
Boxes
on
the
north
side
of
the
T12
Toaster
T19
Toaster
9.95
9.95
(Jackl
Lindsay,
who
were
mar-
j
ing
from
.Vancouver.
Mr.
Perry
Rupert
Motors
i.tt.
ried
recently
in
Edmonton,
the
1
has
disnosed
of
controllins
in-
E
M.
Cook
.
.'
5
pleasure
out
of
it
plant
it
your-
April
30th
and
May
1st
bride's
home
city,
arrived
in
the
1
teres'
in
the
Daily
News
to
Mr.
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
yes-1
Magor.
The
former
expects
to
2!
self,
and
take
care
of
the
plants.
2
I
Yon
can
even
make
the
box.
il
terday
to
take
up
residence.
The
remain
in
the
city
for
a
week.
rnii
Iriir.Ti'
V-,r.-
tn
ciu;
it-,.!
Hrn,o
i
Vlfiiico
chntllr!
ho
fillpH
With
fnl-
.siifd
in
Canada.
&
jn
Hunt
metals
fiuelin
is
the
only
published
in
lias
a
world-wide
I.j
s-jmiiuries
of
ar-jntal
journals.
Most
2.
nails.
Use
1-ir.eh
boards
of
cedar
j
iaee
plants.
Fancy
leaved
cala-
The
latter
will
take
up
residence
here.
JOYCE
CHEN
Pianiste
DON
GAYLORD
Murimba
HOWAHD
POTTINGER
Clarinet
Q20
Hrqting
Pad
9.95
CS11
Floor
Polisher
64.50
wedding
took
place
in
Macdon-ald
Baptist(
Church
in
Edmonton
April
5
and
was
followed
by
a
hnnevinnnn
trln
tn
I,ns
An
Ci.
V
.
Graham
Mrs.
Ooorge
Morgan
.
.
.
Mrs.
W.
Bowes
Mia.
CJ.
W
Johnstune
,
.
.
J.
.Smith'
V.
Spark
Mrs.
T.
R
Lloyd
O.
Stfcavig
Mr.
C'hnstu
S.
Fl.
Dontiidson
NortltWMit
Construction
hs'Kal
Printors
Mrs.
J,
LaurlP
J.
Campbell
J
jlin
Cumpbolt
........
W.
Cruick-shuiik
J
Mori
son
T.
J.
Gorvan
ft
geles
and
Las
Vegas.
Mr.
andi
'"7
tyl.
1.
Mrs.
Lindsay
have
taken
up
res-
I
'
launhhi
I
finfli
C5
Wednesday,
April
30th
idence
in
the
Elizabeth
or
white
pine,
and
paint
the
box
:
diums
are
excellent
for
the
pur-to
harmonize
with
the
house
i
pose.
These
grow
from
a
huge
trim.
A
box
should
be
at
least
8
;
bulb
which
can
be
saved
from
inches
deep.
10
inches
wide,
a
id
'
year
to
year.
Their
elephant's
long
enough
to
fit
the
window.
ear
leaves
are
attractively
color-Outdoor
boxes
should
havecd-
Ferns,
coleus.
sedum
spcta-drainage.
so
that
excess
water
ib'le-
and
dwarf
evergreens
are
from
rains
can
escape.
Never
other
possibilities,
buy
a
self-watering
box
for
out-
!
-
Because
of
the
small
quantity
doors,
for
every
rain
would
flood
:
of
so"
wh,cn
a
window
box
holds,
the
nl.TPtQ
anrl
evrntimiiv
kin
1
should
be
the
best
obtainable
ments.
The
bride
was
formerly!
Apart-
!
Pin
-it
n
Cjiil
biei
n
Pacific
Pacific
;
I
,:iang
is
done
by
Wnk
heis'.-if
and
in
4
.lm
writes
hand-it
co.'iip.tny.
fault
in
chemical
jwm
the
University
!,:.vs
Kushbrook
in
a
hostess
with
Canadian
Air
Lines
nere.
ciIIDDINGFOLD.
Surrey,
Ens
I
land
1
Reuters
CONCERT
8:30
Admission
Prices
Xescrve
S1.50
non-members
$1.25
members
Rurh
$100
non-members
75c
members
Students
50c
Thursday,
May
1st
Gertie
Millar,
!
Mrs.
List
Phillips
of
the
naimhtyiMr-.and
Mrs-
Phy
...
girl
73
pp-up
and
well
enriched.
Florists'
pot-
them.
The
plants
to
use
depend
Horfhcm
B.
C.
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
PHONE
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
Stewart,
B.
C.
bright
ilghts
of
London's
theatre
j
,nh
Hung
Ken.
world
to
the
pa
;es
of
D-'brett's
;
Kong
Yick
Feerage,
died
at
her
home
here
i
Hex
cafe"'
Dl"!
recently.
"
!
1
r..-.n
Quai
:wo
",
CONCERT
and
DANCE
1
u"s
sou
r
us
equivalent
snouid
on
the
amount
of
sunshine
they
rereive
be
used-
ancl
witn
Jt"a
complete
On
the
south
side
of
a
house,
!
P'ant
food
should
be
mixed
at
with
sunshine
unimpeded
by
tne
rate
of
one
heaping
tea-trees
or
buildings,
the
balcony
i
spoonlul
for
each
gallon
of.
soil,
petunias
will
thrive.
These
de-
A
similar
quantity
should
be
In
private
life
the
twiee-mar-
v.onz
Yet
Htr.inioimt
Cofe
ried
Miss
Miliar
was
Gertrude.1
Countess
oi
Dudley.
The
Eail
of
1
8:30
.
General
Admission
non-members
....
$100
members
75c
students
50c
4
inn
has
held
a
:
she
was
chief
Jl.i
Uuiiunion
Mag-jlid
plant
at
Haley,
!
Ont.
i'lae
only
company
4...'.
ika
producing
ijfi
during
the-
-ai
il.ars
whin
she
&.(i
tli-?
clock,
lhis
fy'ae
also
was
chief
i
;he
KCAF
as
well
s
Unci
cheniist.
&;w
nts
include
be-
eirand
cafe
rr:o-T
lioose
I
velnn
inpw
stns
which
trail
ttUK-cu
c,c'-y
aunng
me
6
from
the
box.
bearing
llowers
of
growing
season.
J
A
window
box
should
be
b
wriitv
hinn
r-H
w-it-
nt,,i
mm
exam-
iiuport
Hakery
cV.iiuik'?
Oroci.-ry
Phone
231
for
Reservations
rwH.Arnu"Ton
son.
The
balcony
petunias
were
ned
daily
and
watered
whenever
'
W.
U.'
Coil
.
?
hred
in
Fnrone
for
window-hnv
11
ls
-drv-
If
drainage
is
good
1118
Dudley
died
in
1932.
leaving
her
a
fortune
of
400.000.
Her
first
husband.
Lionel
Monrkton,
music
critic
and
composer,
du
d
in
Her
life
read
liKe
a
sto1
y-book
romance.
Born
in
1879.
the
daughter
of
a
mill
worker,
she
A
use,
and
are
among
the
finest
of
"i':,,e.u
M,,1"
01
over-
2
u
.,ni,
watering.
Faded
flowers
should
I
De
cut
off
regularly
to
encourage
Trailing
lobelias
have
the
same
,
Mark
Warren
KirKiiam
li.
McDonald
.
.
Rowe
Murk
'
.
tt
a
in
,
to
w
itch
not
15
.11.,
not
2
habit
of
growth,
with
small
flow-
ew
growtn,
and
stems
cut
back
a
'
1
e
same
purpose.
If
insects
,
crs
of
sapphire
blue.
Nasturtium
Tt
attack
the
plants
they
can
usu-
a
Oolde-i
oeam
is
an
excellent
1
)
Wis
"really
ally
be
controlled
by
dusting
j
Airs.
i'.
Demstudt
X..
B.
W
UKJU
C.
MVT
E
Kpcers
.s..
ijiala
with
rotenone.
1
lv.
-
.
first
appear:
d
on
the
stage
at
:
the
age
of
13.
Within
two
years
'
1
she
was
at.
the
Gaiety
Theatre
in
i
London,
one
of
the
most
famous
4
music,
halls
ot
all
timo.
.
She
rov-e
to
stardom
almost
overnight,
appearing
in
shows
on
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic
and
breaking
the
hearts
of
the
f'ce-
;
spending
romeos
of
the
early
1
1900
s.
During
hir
first
marriage,
a
ft-'
:
w
t
3I;ui
ICcIcHseil
2
window-box
plant,
and
there
are
-
a
red,
pink
and
ori;ane
na,tur-
Hums
which
have
a
vine-like
.
.
3
habit.
Dwarf
zinnias,
marigolds,
3
phlox,
ancl
the
lovely
Heavenly
Blue
morning
glory
can
be
grown.
""
2
Petunias
and
'lobelia
should
be
Van
Vvallcfrham
L-a:
tun
voiirud
Paul
Cummlng
SISTER?"
TRAGEDY
Lucille,
left,
and
Emelyne
Cote,
respectively
20
and
21
years
old.
were
found,
doad
in
their
Montreal
roniingliou-e.
An
autopsy
FhoWed
the
two
died
of
hvpo.
static
pneumonia
brought
on
by
an
overdose
of
sleeping
pills.
(CP
PHOTO'
f
yi
lit
V.
I
,'.,.1
Anu'f
1
'i
lor
,1
Riri
."
Once
4
oicr
.via?
returned
I
it
Toronto
she
ft-
If
of
tile
Canud-$
Vhiwpructic
Col-$-:r
ol
.selling
up
a
it,M:".rr.ent.
I
she
went
to
teach
4
St.
Louis.
Mo.,
oe-Kins.ston
in
1947.
A.ouK
said
there
are
.k:iUHws
practising
Lv.no.
u
Mayo
puichased
as
plants
at
this
sea-
E
1
'
'
1
la,.
ivjaone
.1
2
son,
but
trje
others
can
be
grown
?
from
seed.
"1
suffered
from
constipation
for
yean
until
I
started
to
eat
all-bran
regularly,"
confesses
Orillia,
Ontario,
man.
"I
have
since
stopped
taking
laxative
drugs
feel
like
my
old
self
again,
thanks
to
all-bran!"
This
crisp,
toasty
cereal
has
helped
Cihiss
Prince
Rupert's
largcsr
selection
of
Luggage
has
just
arrived
in
Fashion
Footwear.
Club
Bags
Gladstones
Ladies'
3-pce.
Sets
Ladies'
Twin
Sets
love-sJCK
uerinau
Baron
com-.
John
carson
For
boxes
on
the
east
and
west
'
mitted
suicide
in
the
drawing
u.
k.
Barclay
Allan
Hale.
S!d
Scherk.
George
2
2
a
,Pof
fenroth
and
Carl
Chambers
rCom
of
her
London
home
thousands
regain
youthful
regular-
But
she
believes
'e,t
bv
plane
today
lor
tsKiaegaie
-IS
"1
'
1
,
1
'
"
.
.
-
:
if.
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Bjornson,
Mrs.
L.
A.
terton,
Mrs'.
Reuben
Scherk.
Mrs.
ity.
If
you
can't
keep
regular
because
of
lack
of
diet-bulk,
try
Kellogg's
pta
better
oreuk
where
they
will
man
a
Canadian
r'.
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Hobinbon
Miller
fiudema
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the
United
States,
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camp
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Mrs.
oiiena
cnea-
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and
see
if
it
doesn't
help
5
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Mrs.
VV.
Murdoch,
Mrs.
G.
V.
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you,
too.
It's
the
only
type
ready-2
Hanley,
Mrs.
J.
Wolstenholme,
'
to-eat
cereal
that
supplies
all
the
the
coming
season.
jUntain.
she
said.
After
appearing
111
such
snows
as
"The
Orchid,"
The
Spring
Chicken."
and
"The
New
Alad.
can."
she
traveled
to
New
York
in
11)03
to
star
in
"The
Girls
of
Gottenburg."
She
left
tiie
stage
in
1913.
after-marrying
Monckton,
who
wrote
most
of
her
songs.
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widely
accepted.
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11
h
bulk
you
may
need.
ALL-BRAN
is
not
habit-forming
.
.
.
it's
high
in
cereal
protein
and
iron.
Eat
1
2
cupful
daily;
drink
plenty
of
liquids.
Kellogg's
is
so
sure
you'll
like
ALL-BRAN,
if
you're
not
completely
satisfied
after
10
days,
send
empty
box
to
Kellogg's,
London,
Ont.
Get
DOUBLE
YOLR
MONEY
BACK!
Fashion
Footwear
Mrs.
T.
R.
Lloyd,
Mrs.
R.
B.
McDonald,
Mr.
Harold
Anderson,
Mrs.
Joyce
Duncan,
Mrs.
W.
Lund,
Mrs.
W.
Wallace
Mrs.
J.
Yalloway.
Mrs.
Joan
Hicks,
Mrs.
Alex
Pihera,
Mrs.
John
Carpenter,
Mrs.
Ivy
Ilalliwell.
Mrs.
T.
Glenn,
Mrs.
Sadie
Downing,
Jean
Dexter,
Mrs.
Margaret
Hill
and
F.
C.
Conrad.
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Mrs
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Pollerton
,
In
recent
years
she
lived
!
S.O.N,
meeting
Wednesday,
quit
tly
in
this
Surrey
village,
i
April
30.
8
p.m.
Executive
meet-1
making
infrequent
trip?
to
Lon-ing
7:45.
Social.
tlOlO'don
to
see
the
new
shows.
record
number
of
-s
enjoyed
the
i
drive
and
tourna-'
night.
Winners
If
vou
must
.sell
it.
advertise
it
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Poiterton
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M.
B.
Lemon
Ladies
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
monthly
meeting
May
1.
8
o'clock.
102c
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men's
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your-
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Man
Tour
Conducting
the
house
to
house
:
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canvass
in
the
cancer
campaign
have
been
Mrs.
M.
B.
Lemon,
:
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay,
Mrs.
R.
J.
;
;
Pollock,
Mrs.
Sam
Currie,
Mrs.
;
J.
M.
Currie
Mrs.
William
Bar-
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Mrs.
Ernest
Paulding.
Mrs.
i
Eric,
Barton,
Mrs.
Ken
Hardy,
slrrivafs
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Rupert
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Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
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Kerr.
M,-,
CONSOLATION,
THE
FLYING
ARROW
Man's
life,
may
be
likened
to
an
arrows
flight,
'Out
of
d-ukr..ss
into
light;
And
out
of
light
into
darkness
again,
Perhaps
to
pleasure,
perhaps
to
pain.
There
must
be
something
abovc.or
below,
Somewhere
unseen
a
mighty
bow
That
makes
thj
arrows
fly.
and
fil,
One
who
knows
why
we
live
and
die.
But
how
fleet
is
the
glance
of
the
mind.
Compared
with
the
speed
of
its
flight:
The
lightning
itself
lags
behind.
Even
th?
swift,
winged
arrows
of
light.
When
I
think
of
my
own
native
land,
In
a
moment
I
seem
to
be
there:
But.
alas!
recollections
at
hand
Soon
hurries
me
back
to
my
lair.
But
the
sea-fowl
has
gone
to
her
nest.
Thus
the
mind
is
quite
cleared
of
despair;
Fir
the
ego
has
readied
its
attempted
crest.
So
I
proceed
with
my
cabin
repair.
There
is
consolation
in
every
place.
If
there
is
mcrcy-eneoitra;;'ng
thought:
Gives
even
sin,
and
afflict
ion
a
iirnce,
a,,.i
n.i-nnriifs
i
tip
wnndcrini!
sou!
to
ils
lot.
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F-ibleton
Terrace;
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