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not
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yoUng
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matters
tprnn,
t0ll,f
When
M6;
o
nen,
a
medical
U''
Bin,
jealous
5?
lous
tnc-k
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.....i.,.
.1
.
a..
FOI"P
Hl'MUM
l
nnlfs
of
rnuch
spo
wns
endured
hy
trie
new
metliod
of
usj-tovin;
last
week
with
arrival
of
Dolmaee
Towmg
Co.
Ltd.
tut,.
Sea
Quern,
shown
with
a
Imp
on
the
miliion-fool
bundle
raft.
I.O'is
we.
j
brought
to
Columbia
Ccllullosc
Co.
Ltd.,
Watjon
Island,
l
l
exchange
of
cedar
logs.
e
learns
that
he
'
the
steps
taken
,,
h'uband
and
the
,
hch
tlv-
finnliv
tragic
,s
c
"wk
h
.
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a
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.
.
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,
4V
.
KWM
Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Monday.
Mav
5.
1952
9i
'
'
"--"'veil
mate
1
t,
drama.
Lisa
Culm.
Ray
Colli'
Alex
Oerr
lav0
prh(i
p
porting
pa,ts.
B
Terrace
Horn
Auxiliary
Mo)
tt
-
r
t
r't
rJi
-u-'i
1
B
T
.
It
SITCESS
IN
TOVVIXG
fust
"bundle
raft"
of
lo
;s
one
million
ft
of
heinl..rk-M
v.ewed
bv
top
E
C.
logging
and
mill
experts
at
Columbia
Cel
ulo.se
Company's
"l-.g
pond"
at
Watson
Island.
From
left
are
Capt.
William
Dolmage,
of
Dol
.lago
Towi
ig
Co.
Ltd.,
Vancouver;
Lloyd
Evans,
assistant
woods
manager
of
Columbia
Cellulose
and
inventor
of
the
bundle
raft;
Comptroller
Ted
Cuthbertson
and
Woods
Manager
Rae
John
jn
j
insci
TERHACE
Various
1
1
tees
responded
when
ti
Pital
Auxiliary
he
id
'
monihly
mec.jig
aitiC.i
Mrs.
Nurton.
with
liiteel"
bers
present.
Mrs.
Laird,
t;
president,
was
chahmat
absence
threueh
Klnea
President.
Mrs.
Frank.
Mrs.
Osborne
reported
fashion
-how,
and
the
pro.
wlikh
came
to
over
$20f
Hie
Serrttary
will
ter
or
thanes
a
Mrs.
staging
the
show
from
!
mxil.ary
oh;a
nfd
the
r
GLOVES
SWEATERS
SCARVES
MILLINERY
UMBRELLAS
HOSIERY
LINGERIE
GOWNS
SLIPS
PANTIES
DRESSES
COATS
TOWELS
TABLECLOTHS
BEDSPREADS
V..
Wis..
f
i
-
4
"V
CATHOLIC
SCHOOL
ISSl'K
Cunt
nuico
I
rum
pagt:
li
i
Roma
)
,
Catholics
of
provincial
!.ch(H)
tuxes
plus
th,"
cost
of
Urndint;
their
children
to
Roman
,
1
fS-
i
Farewelled
i
system
of
non-sectarian
schools
Catholic
wlvwls,
if
they
so
as
at
present
established
in
B.C."
i
choose."
Pitt
Clayton,
Prosresstve
Con
-
'MINIS!
Kit's
STATEMENT
Mrs.
D.
Little
repcrted.
You
Know
It's
Right
When
It's
from
Wallace's
Road
Foreman
at
Hurns
Lake
Honored
The
cozy
hall
of
the
B.P.O
E
M
B
M
N
B
B
B
servatlve
candidate
m
Aibei
ni
j
Tne
only
other
public
state-riding,
said:
"I
do
not
believe
'
nietu
on
the
Issue
was
made
re-that
reliTlnn
a
id
nolitirs
mix
"
c""y
by
Education
Minister
W.
BI
ND
LE
KAFT"
First
such
experiment
of
towing
huge
amount
ol
loas
oven
great
distances-
is
composed
of
bundles
of
logs
interlaced
with
heavy
"weaving
cable."
Raft
landed
at
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
pulp
mill
last
week.
This
system
will
be
used
by
conven:r.
anc
seated
;
mending
for
the
pat
v
been
done
by
the
Pe;
ladies
group.
Tiiere
w
quantity
of
rubber
shteb
Visiting
committee
(or
the
Haipital
are
Mrs.
D
Mrs.
Norton.
It
was
decided
to
p;
"We
foel
that
to
separate
young
No.
246
at
Burns
Lake,
B.C.,
was
filled
to
capacity
by
members
of
the
crews
of
the
Department
T.
St
rait
h.
Mr.
Straith
quoted
a
statement
by
Dr.
BConant,
Harvard
Unl-
th.
comnunv
for
a'l
future
towing.
children,
particularly
in
the
foi-
ol
futmc
worits
ic
a
lareweu
1
mative
veal-s.
is
to
divide
rather
"duul
versity
pre-fidc
it,
that
a
;
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
This
Province
do
back
east.'
said
C.
J.
Carrol
i
J:
'
"u"ul
ul
wvu'6'-
i
than
unify.'
system
of
education
could
hospital
with
a
vacuum
party
Miro;,:,.,,
the
democratic
unitv
of
and
floor
miliiher
and
t'n
said
the
of
Ottawa,
executive
secretary
of
;
Tl;
fw.-artmnnt.
,lf
i.nnrs
as
i
Mr.
Clayton
hoo!
system,
and
is
being
aiked
to
otbain
'
tne
institute.
Living
ana
recre-1
represented
recognizes
the
right
of
parents
by
the
government
thc
put)Uf.
s(.f
st'nd
tm'ir
children
to
schools
-
ther,
a,ki(.tl:
ey
Fisher,
the
For-!10
I
must
say
that
I
able
one.
at
ion
mean
so
much
more
to
apent
Aubre
Has
Besi
Homes
approve
of
every
word
of
Dr.
:
It
is
hoped
to
nave
a
estry
Department
by
Carmen
"V.1-,"
a,,u
.
to
establish
t
heir
Gibson
and
others,
and
the
religious
groups
but
docs
not
rn,
rto,,o
h
raii.,Jownschool8
reca
them
than
to
people
in
other
D,.st
parts
of
Canada.
They
centre
I
v
a
v
vr
li'irr?,
(CP)
The
Cuuant's
statm.Tit."
meeting
place
arranged
i
'
Mr.
Si
rail
h
added
that
he
was
and
thut
more
ladw
.
speaking
for
the
Liberal
govern-
The
next
meeting
Hill
be
men'
cab.net.
Norton's.
member
nizc
the
justice
of
the
irovern-ment
being
required
to
finance
ll.
Richmond.
Other
workers
at
flirt
-rt.ii-t
lliiirn
ImilHirnF
w.tl
homes
in
Canada"
are
in
Brit-
their
attention
on
their
homes
ish
Columbia.
'
'and
their
design
is
outstand-
The
architects
know
and
300
jng."
the
district
nurses,
sent
regret
Jsuch
Scll0ols'
nu
er
of
them
are
here
today
attend
unable
to
appear
at
!
Jlre
eiuj
eonvtniion
Mieiv-
He
introduced
B.C.
-type
homes
lat
the
party
lor
ilr.
Benson,
thc
a
1rulu,"u"
'KUUM,IU'"S
in,.ir
wri
fnr..,-,-,..n
-,
hi
c
roughly
to
the
imegrai
Ion
t
ought
lo
Ottawa.
"They
have
attract-
M-G-M'.
DRAMA
OF
kmCtlvd
Mtt!
on
-Sunday
May
1
1th
TO
PICK
A
LOVELY
GIFT
FOR
MOTHER
IS
AN
EASY
MATTER
AT
ed
more
attention
than
any:
pfumoled
to
a
simllar
iJOI
;
by
Roman
Catholics,
other
in
the
suburb
ol
Rock-1
siuon
at
Voweii
xuvcr.
It-
passed
a
lother
resolut
io.i
liffe."
With
his
usual
auap.abiii
y.
I
pointing
out.
that
textbooks
are
The
architects
also
learned
i
Bill
Simpson
took
charce
of
the
,
provhled
free
to
private
as
well
1
17
Van
Johnson
that
wealthy
Toronto
citizens
rf
i
r.r
thini.K
i
as
public
school
students
in
lowvr
DOROTHY
McGUIRE
are
asking
Vancouver
archl-
j
g01llg
Wlftl
a
8Win(,
uaUi
lt
be
ing
the
45th
annual
convention
of
the
Royal
Architectural
Institute
of
Canada,
discussing
the
trend
to
B.C.
-type
homes.
The
modern,
plush
homes
with
their
backgrounds
of
mountains
and
sea
views,
along
with
the
more
conventional
types,
have
attracted
attention
from
all
parts
of
Canada.
Vancouver
shares
in
the
honor
of
having
some
of
the
most
modern
homes.
'Vancouver
people
won't
liv.?
in
a
hole
in
the
corner
as
many
lecis
io
uesign
tj.i.-iype
nomes
i
cair.e
knoivn
that
he
too
was
JttJTII
ROMAN
1
V"
!'
lV
in
new
suouros.
During
the
four-day
convention,
the
first
to
be
held
in
Western
Canada
in
the
institute's
45-year
history,
national
housing
problems
will
be
discussed
exhibitions
of
arehitec-
icavin;;
me
Department
oi
Public.
Works
to
take
a
position
,vith
the
Aiuijiimim
Company
near
i
ahtsa
Lake.
bni
Richmond
took
over
the
duties
oi
master
ol
cprc-niqnles.
There
were
ninnv
hrief
snccchpti
graues
anu
mai
in
some
cases
free
medical
and
dental
care
Is
provided
for
other
public
school
pupils.
NANAIMO
KESOI.l'TION
This
resolution
added:
"He
it
resolved
that
the
government
be
urged
to
consider
any
other
apparent
matters
of
disci
i
iniation
with
a
view
to
further
eliminating
any
such
discrimination."
The
only
reference
to
the
Iksu.;
iiri'iViltiirii
TOTEJ
MONDAY
to
WEDNESDAY
.ural
design
visited,
and
tours
;
frfcm
Uie
heuds
of
d
rt
made
of
Vancouver
mills.
-
ments.
vh,
presentation
of
a
J.
KoxurKh
Smith,
Montreal
i
i
oeauUfu,
casUng
rort,
wlth
all
Eveninu
S!kms
7:
-
3
p.m.
,
FAMOl
S
Pl.AVKKS
made
by
thc
Social
Credit,
parly
convention
was
thi:;
plank
in
its
necessary
equipment,
was
made
to
Mr.
Benson
by
the
master
of
r
oretnidll
iuu
on
K.H!f
nt'
nil
.he.
choice
of
Vancouver
as
the
convention
site
could
be
con-
tf
u.t
.,
For
Cr
n-
,
,m
trs
!
fMIIiSi
lt,:
-'s&
in
'
11
1
1
ill
!!.
M
120
Today
for
reservations
0
"The
Man
In
the
'""
"Curtain
at
8
.Lined
as
the
institute's
recog-1
gcnt
Tn(;
sHver
buU
f
th
niuon
ui
the
growing
opportu-;rod
wa(j
skillfuUy
,nscrlbt.d
by
.nd
profitable
working.
j
platform:
"Supply
all
elementary
and
high
schools
with
text
books
free
of
charge
through
tlw
Department
of
Education."
At
a
convention
at,
Nanaimo.
the
Catholic
Education
Association
said
it
will
"actively
oppose"
any
political
party
which
"denies
minority
rights
in
education."
i
j
There
are
about
85,0(10
Roman
Otoff
Woodall
as
follows:
"To
tiiOige
D.
Benson,
from
the
boys
ol
the
Department
of
Public
Works,
of
Burns
Lake,
lx.
1
Clou's
country,
AD
1952)."
ihe
modest
roaa
foreman
re
Warner
Bros.
mkmi
m
sponded
with
a
neat
speech
of
Mr.
Smith
criticized
what
he
termed
"socialization
of
architecture."
He
saiu
that
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
are
seeking
to
arrange
that
the
universities
decide
who
shall
become
an
architect.
"Control
of
architecture
in
this
way
by
the
government
is
absolutely
ridiculous,"
he
said.
At
present
persons
seeking
to
become
architects
are
admitted
to
the
profession
by
provincial
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
"v'-'""""-
"
Catholics
of
voting
age
in
B.C.
winch
,
,h
h.
h?
said
tnat
no
one
could
1
leave
Burns
Lake
and
the
Cen-
I
u
also
Kakl
11
wl"
o"PP'e
any
!
candidate
who
does
not
inter-havine
tral
Interior
of
B.C.
without
,
fcelinirs
of
regret.
He
!
Pret
01lr
Present
system
of
double
knew
that
he
was
leaving
a
large
circle
of
friends
whom
hi
hau
learned
to
value
on
account
education
taxation
as
dincrim-1
Ination
which
must
be
elirnln-
atcd."
j
"Double
education
taxation'
branches
of
the
institute.
f'AUTOON
-
NEWS
A
f'
!
TODAY
o-d
TUESDAY
p
n
sets
examinations
as
dd
was
a
reference
to
payment
by
tompaiaoie
uocues
lor
law
and
"
.,
r'
,
"
i
that
they
would
welcome
the
;
'
medicine.
FsfPD
CARS
it
i
young
engineer
who
would
now
j
be
taking
charge,
render
him
j
;
every
assistance
and
co-opera-
tion
to
Insure
the
smooth
work-
j
ing
of
the
department
for
which
;
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Hta
w
ua
mbf-
l-
Korean
War
Film
Capitol
Feature
he
woulu
oe
responsible.
I
V0WER
VR'CES-tffctP
Wj
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
xml
Inlc
rtm-iiiate
I'orla
Each
Thursday
it
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDMOll'l
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations
TaiTc
a-ioo
at.thcse:
1950
Ausfn
JJ
Si
Nunibcr
of
Times
".
Enclosed
Please
Find
(3c
per
word
per
insertion
e.g.
Number
of
words
25;
cost.
ic.
inserlions
for
price
of
four.
Minimum
charge,
50c
)
Add
four
words
if
bo
number
required
"Retreat,
Hell!,"
epic
story
of
Marines
in
aetjon
in
Korea,
is
:
Hie
feature
picture
tonight
and
tomorrow
at
Uw
Capitol
Theatre
,
here.
Frank
Lovejoy,
Richard
Carlson,
Rusty
Tamblyn
and
Anita
Louise
head
the
cast.
The
narrative
Introduces
on
heroic
band
of
leathernecks
who,
with
their
allies,
form
the
bulwark
against
Red
oppression
on
I
Korea's
mainland.
The
fearless
winter
withdrawal
of
1950
from
!
North
Korea
Is
graphically
de-jpictcd.
Lovejoy
is
a
conscien-i
Uous
battalion
commander.
Rich-
ard
Carlson
Is
a
Marine
re.ser-:
visf,
recalled
from
his
family
to
Austin
Panel
1948
rora
jcou-
-Sedan.
Anil
vie
have
more
tied
t'rs
Hl
lirire
BIG
SPECIAL
-I
.
able
Write
or
Call
CITY
Oil
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BC.
1937
Tcrraplonc
Sedan
Any
reason
!
sm
!
V
,
.
;
Buy
fri
Superior
Auto
SeW
Address
..Phone
No
P
iigni,
in
worcn
K.oiea.
Rusty
Tamblyn
is
a
"kid"
who
enlisted
out
of
tradition.
Anita
Louise
plays
the
part
of
Richard
Carl-
Limitea
firceM
TKIDt
ETC.
I
I
jj
Third
Avenue
West
iWiJ-bj
iii.i
a
;
son's
wife.
.
,